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811.
by eximius 7y ago
I'm a nuclear proponent, but this ignores airborne particles and ecological collapse which can propagate and have very broad effects. Those things can be managed, but the 'worst case' of nuclear is not negligible. Though even
812.
by eximius 7y ago
So it's a replacement for `make` with some fanciness thrown in? Seems okay. Not sure I'd use it, but the model is proven. If it's a true improvement, it'd be nice.
813.
by eximius 7y ago
And the compilation is depressingly literal because optimization is so difficult with Pythons level of dynamics.
814.
by eximius 7y ago
Oof, that code-as-strings API guarantees I will never use it.
815.
by eximius 7y ago
Well that's easy. Python doesn't compile anything. The old adage, 'the secret to writing fast code is writing code that does less' is true.
816.
by eximius 7y ago
I see this in OSS a fair bit. But for any private repo, I see the fixup commits.
817.
by eximius 8y ago
You've inherently assumed that a medical condition must be bad. It is, literally, a deviation from the normal human condition which is brought about by a medical abnormality. To identify it does not require fixing it. But to understand
818.
by eximius 8y ago
For now, not Republicans. Republicans (the politicians) don't care about individuals, despite what they claim, and they downright disagree with the rest of your position behind closed doors. If we can change our voting system, then may
819.
by eximius 8y ago
Yea, sure, but you should also consider getting a different credit card AND email provider. Why would a credit card suddenly block charges from a well known company you've been recurring paying for X months or Y years. Why would my ema
820.
by eximius 8y ago
Not sure I understand properly, but maybe this: > select groupbycol, array_agg(id) from table group by groupbycol having avg(minavgcol) > T
821.
by eximius 8y ago
I feel like that just wouldn't be true given that just a scratch from a bite from a Komodo can be deadly - or so I've been lead to believe. What are you basing this on?
822.
by eximius 8y ago
maybe works better. But I used mine hosted in the US while I was traveling abroad in the UAE. Worked fine. I often saw better service with it turned on.
823.
by eximius 8y ago
Color me curious. Where is that? And by what definition of near? There isn't even an AWS AZ near you? A t2.micro is literally free and is bigger than the one I'm running mine on (which I'm paying for, so maybe I should swap
824.
by eximius 8y ago
I mean, I guess. But not often. If you are flying around the world, then sure, this is probably better. But if you're like the vast majority of people, then you will be in the same city most of the year. Even if you change residences
825.
by eximius 8y ago
Setup your own wireguard instance on a throwaway VPS, then use the android app with the DNS setting turned on: https://www.ckn.io/blog/2017/11/14/wireguard-vpn-typical-set...
826.
by eximius 8y ago
Instructions for wireguard in general: https://www.ckn.io/blog/2017/11/14/wireguard-vpn-typical-set... Then you'd just need to use the iOS app, I hope?
827.
by eximius 8y ago
If they can degrade your traffic from 1080p to 720p without a customer complaining, then they don't need to expand their network to support more users which increases their profit margins. In short, because they can and they're as
828.
by eximius 8y ago
I mean, for DIY you only need one because you're only one user . Pick a VPS host with a data center near you... done.
829.
by eximius 8y ago
Much less flat, though.
830.
by eximius 8y ago
you can use html/css/js with it, I guess :/ Or, more accurately, its easy to make UIs for it? I'm personally bearish on the whole idea from a community / technical standpoint (in that I'd like us to return to m
831.
by eximius 8y ago
It'd probably work best in a 'notebook' format. Take something like Jupyter Notebooks, throw a rust backend on it with each cell being a compilation unit... either throw them all back into a global scope or make each cell a m
832.
by eximius 8y ago
It does but leaves critical questions unanswered without already having an in-depth knowledge of the system. If I want to use Vault and Nomad, should they share the same Consul cluster? Should I deploy my Vault and Consul servers via Nomad?
833.
by eximius 8y ago
Money is the root of all evil, etc
834.
by eximius 8y ago
Can you recommend any up to date best practices or guides for the ecosystem? I'm looking at the Hashicorp ecosystem for our new infrastructure.
835.
by eximius 8y ago
It seems to me that some of these points essentially suggest, 'hey, don't worry about the details of your funding, they aren't that important to whether you succeed. Just don't totally screw up on funding, focus on what
836.
by eximius 8y ago
Very cool. Any idea what you'd use it for?
837.
by eximius 8y ago
> Personalized Lifestyle Optimization The author is very down on this market, but it might be one of the easiest to develop if you could do it without all the pseudo-science. A lot of the research going on about gut biomes and how indivi
838.
by eximius 8y ago
In his defense, he explored quite a bit. I really had kind of hoped to get a glimpse into what he'd have come up with for if the universe restarted.
839.
by eximius 8y ago
Generally speaking, the number of words is discrete, not infinite, so I don't believe that Godel's theorems would apply here. I'm not saying that new words aren't created, just that in a practical sense, unless you'
840.
by eximius 8y ago
I'm not sure this addresses my point. > If your site makes it possible to XSS the login page, you're doing login pages wrong. Agreed, but the point was that a DIFFERENT service might be vulnerable and have XSS on their page whi

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