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fareesh
7y ago
Got it Is it not possible to just use redis or some windows equivalent for this kind of requirement?
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7y ago
I can't relate to this environment or workflow but off the top of my head if I wanted to do something like this I'd use some kind of pub-sub and publish to it from one place and read from another - is that what this is ? Or am I m
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7y ago
Which would be relevant in a discussion about technique. Murder and knife crime discussions would not be. A knife can be used for those things, but when discussing knives in cooking it makes no sense to talk about those topics. Likewise in
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7y ago
From my understanding this whole ordeal appears to be vengeful and a complete miscarriage of justice. It's almost as if it's being done to make an example and have a chilling effect on future whistleblowers. Based on reading the n
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7y ago
A knife can be used to murder but if you point that out to the chef discussing technique in the kitchen, then you are not adding useful information to the conversation.
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7y ago
Analogies serve a descriptive purpose to highlight common characteristics They can be purposely interpreted on the basis of their obvious uncommon characteristics but that is very unproductive
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7y ago
Laravel is great - makes getting routine things done in PHP a lot less bothersome with the ol' convention over configuration philosophy that Rails introduced. I've used it for several web applications running in production and hav
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7y ago
I think the panels recharge a battery. Is the satellite always within line of sight of the sun?
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7y ago
Thanks - that sounds great
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7y ago
From what I understand, it is software for you to align lyrics to music contained in a video, with tools to enable you to do so.
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7y ago
In this case the bank was offering technology solutions like point-of-sale machines and QR Code payments and Payment Gateways and accounts for the Unified Payments Interface system, all of which stopped working because the bank is now unabl
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7y ago
Normally I'd sympathize but there were signs of this being inevitable for a very long time now. My father and I are small business owners in two entirely different fields. Every now and then we talk about what we've been hearing -
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7y ago
> Slide: 3.5x Faster Deep Learning on CPU Then on GPU Typo in the submission title - it should say "Than" on GPU
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fareesh
7y ago
I am sure there will be no conspiracy theories from this news
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7y ago
If they're making fun of braggadocious tweets which turned out to be wrong in the long run I sort of get it, but just VCs being vocally proud of their successful investments is not exactly anything to mock. They put their money where t
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7y ago
They can still have a personal agenda or be intimidated to pursue an agenda, or be incentivised to pursue an agenda. If the transcript exists it ought to be made available quickly to the public. If it's a matter of fees, there ought to
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7y ago
> this is a magistrate It says in some online articles that she is a district judge - is that the same thing as a magistrate? It seems unusual for an international case involving an Australian citizen, the UK crown and the US government
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7y ago
My virtual assistant uses wake on lan to switch on my computer. It's pretty handy.
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7y ago
Isn't there something like court transcripts, where the public can read what the judge is saying? If the system is so opaque, what mechanism exists to protect against a judge who does whatever they want? If the judge is truly using som
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7y ago
I'm making the argument that the authority to moderate discussions is being misused and you are replying as if I am suggesting removal of this authority.
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7y ago
If these companies are treated as a "public square" then the first amendment ought to apply. It's disappointing to see enlightened ideas like free speech being taken apart by these large corporations to push what seems to be
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7y ago
As many have pointed out, no kids are being locked up. They are being questioned without a parent or lawyer present. This is wrong. As for the free speech issue: Disclaimer - I'm in favor of all speech, including hate speech. If it sou
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7y ago
So who is willing to invite me? I am nice
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7y ago
Do you have a link to one of the cheap thin washable pre-filters that I can look at as a reference for what to buy?
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7y ago
Would something like this this work sufficiently well to capture airborne fur/dander from a tabby cat? Or will there be a vastly different outcome from an expensive one?
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7y ago
If they're counting accounts it's definitely much lower. Our firm manages web applications / web services / websites for multiple clients and they all have their own DO account and there isn't 1 developer per accoun
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7y ago
I'll try it out
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7y ago
I wonder if anyone here has experienced something similar: I have a Samsung Evo 860 SSD. Sometimes after powering on my desktop the BIOS either "forgets" the drive (sets some other drive as primary boot drive) or doesn't reco
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7y ago
Someone probably copied and pasted from somewhere into a JS rich text editor that converted it into html.
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7y ago
Might be a mindset thing but if my side project needed scale I would not think of it as a side project.
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