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by evv555 6y ago
It's a common pattern with container and cloud platforms. Configurations are passed declaratively through whatever yaml interface they expose as environment variables. This way you can have a higher level config that glues all the co
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by evv555 7y ago
>I think what puts most people off is the default requirement to go all-in and create an SPA with global state management and client-side managed routing, but this isn't actually necessary. There's also the benefit of being abl
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by evv555 7y ago
Stacked cinderblocks are dangerous in areas with powerful earthquakes and tornadoes.
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by evv555 7y ago
No. The current survival stats involve 20% of those infected ending up in ICU. If this was to become a pandemic that would require millions of respirators to maintain that survival rate. Think about that and what "condition" yo
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by evv555 7y ago
The chance of it being the missing link within a hospital seems large though. I imagine there are more beds then there are ventilators in any given hospital.
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by evv555 7y ago
>I definitely would not submit my kids to the same fate. You already have since your DNA is out there in a database.
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by evv555 7y ago
In my experience fraternities and Chinese students would hoard previous semester exams and resources within their in-group. This heavily skewed the curve and solidified a sense of me versus them
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by evv555 7y ago
>I’ve been wondering what they both share in common, and suspected that both forms of dietary restriction mean cutting out most hyper palatable ultraprocessed foods. It can also be combination of the two food categories that causes issue
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by evv555 7y ago
>If you take the bun out of the equation you actually have an incredibly nutritious meal I would argue that a burger with bun included is balanced even for most low-carb diets. It's the addition of fries and a sugary drink that thr
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by evv555 7y ago
>Anyone got a sane alternative to jenkins for us poor souls? I haven't tried this yet myself but AWS CodePipeline lets you have Jenkins as a stage in the pipeline. You use Jenkins only for the bits you need without the extra plugin
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by evv555 8y ago
Also an effective chess AI approach, minimax. Algorithm doesn't try to win but tries to cuts off paths that lead to the worst outcomes.
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by evv555 8y ago
Works on Android in Termux as well. You can use the clipboard plugin to enter url automatically and make the script a home screen icon.
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by evv555 9y ago
Almost half of the courses I took were subjects like English, History, Health, and so on. I don't doubt the value of these courses but they were competing for time and energy with courses like Linear Algebra and Calculus often to my d
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by evv555 9y ago
SQL View queries get their own REST endpoints or you can use Postgrest like a language agnostic ORM.
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by evv555 9y ago
Ecto for Elixir might fit that description. Queries are composable unlike SQL.
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by evv555 9y ago
I bought an LG G3 for $80. It's running Android 7 and still getting security updates. It will probably be a couple years before it is out of date.
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by evv555 9y ago
>By any chance, do you know what the rationale for this change is? No I tried to pose the same question recently on the forum but it's locked down for new users. At best it has something to do with recent litigation. At worst they
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by evv555 9y ago
Not for journal articles. http://libgen.io/scimag/repository_torrent/
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by evv555 9y ago
>Now let's just hope they back up to IPFS (if they do, I'll happily pin some of it). Looks like they've gone in the opposite direction. Access to the torrent repository is no longer available. The only way to download ar
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by evv555 9y ago
The worldview gave explanation for why there is gradation between nature's forms. The search for "missing links" predates evolutionary theory. There was an understanding that there are intermediate forms between any two speci
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by evv555 9y ago
>But the fact that we can conceive of it, and that God can create it, does not mean that he did, does it? There was an implicit belief in pre-modern thought that this is the case. That reality is a permutation of all possible forms. It
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by evv555 10y ago
What did you you use to make the flowcharts?
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by evv555 10y ago
Wilber
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by evv555 10y ago
Multiverse isn't just an ancient idea. It's the center piece of pre-modern philosophy. Bruno and Leibniz were arguing from the plenitude principle. The principle asserts "the universe contains all possible forms of existanc
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by evv555 10y ago
Good idea! I've been experimenting with using Blockly for ops/config management as well but focusing on raspberry pi is a much better fit.
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by evv555 10y ago
If you have a way to deal with the noise then getting a 2nd gen rack server off ebay is a good way to go. At the least you'll get more ram and hard drive bays for your money.
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by evv555 10y ago
Alot of that stuff isn't required in my experience. If a piece of land can grow grass you have a good chance of succeeding with just tilling it and planting. Farmers have different requirements where they need to manage risks of crop
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by evv555 10y ago
Edge cases of jsonb queries and best practices.
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by evv555 10y ago
>So compared to that, having a cat walk towards a barn seems like a completely irrelevant layer of entertainment forcefully tailored to the taste of the students, who at best are distracted from the real fun, or at worst presumed to be i
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by evv555 11y ago
Is that why you think they sold petroleum? Out of the goodness of their heart? Not that I disagree with Norway's decision. It's a nuanced topic.

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