fasteo

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   by fasteo 5y ago

   >>> If I’ve got a microservice collecting events off a queue and writing a csv out to S3 on a schedule I call this a worker.
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   by fasteo 5y ago

   >>> That's the whole thing with the difference between so-called "ACID" databases and MySQL. Corrupted data after a power outage just shouldn't happen. It's one of the things database engines are supposed t
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   by fasteo 5y ago

   > MySQL is a pretty poor database, and you should strongly consider using Postgres instead. This is an insider view, meaning that he is probably addressing things like code quality, compile/run/debug workflow, technical design
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   by fasteo 5y ago

   I did a minimal data QA and the numbers do not look good. Where does the data come from ? Pfizer’s safety database contains cases of AEs reported spontaneously to Pfizer, cases reported by the health authorities, cases published in the medi
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   by fasteo 5y ago

   >>> 1. Biology has never selected genes to maximize longevity, only to maximize healthy breeding. There are very likely tons of genes that make sense as a growing child but are harmful at a later age, e.g. a post menopause/vas
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   by fasteo 5y ago

   The only explanation I can think of is that "especially given all passengers were negative" is false.
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   by fasteo 5y ago

   Thanks Cloudflare
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   by fasteo 5y ago

   Here we go. You must be some HFT semi-god. For the rest of us, Java and TCP are just fine.
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   by fasteo 5y ago

   This is maybe one of the mechanistic cause of cancer progression, but let's take a step back and see what would cause an excess PA concentration in our bodies [1], that is, other than force feeding mice with an enormous amount of dieta
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    This is mathematically true, but it does not explain the effect. It reminded me of the calories in, calories out thing. You gain weight because you eat more calories that you burn. This is, again, mathematically correct, but it offers no ex
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    This is it
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    Spaniard here. Full speed vaccination (more than 200K/week, up to 600K in late July) started late March, beginning of April, so we must wait 6 months from second dose to see if the vaccine protection holds up and how it affects populat
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    A friend of mine - wine maker - here in Spain, brought his own garum recipe to market a few years ago [1]. He's is having tremendous success selling to restaurants. [1] https://www.abuelaconcha.com/tienda/salsa-flo
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    Starlark A Starlark interpreter is typically embedded within a larger application, and the application may define additional domain-specific functions and data types beyond those provided by the core language Pretty much what Lua provides
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    >> and I can actually get locked into a fugue, so strong, that hours go by like minutes. This is the norm for ADHD as far as I can tell seeing how my kid behaves. As I see it, ADHD is not an inability to focus, but an inability to con
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    I am a customer of both Sinch (actually mblox and mobile 365) and mailgun. Let's see how things works in the day to day operations. More financials details here [1] Using yesterday’s closing Sinch share price of SEK 165.9, and USD&#x2
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    Heck, there is no internet a in corner of my kitchen; a couple of steps to the side, and there you go, full 4G coverage.
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    thanks
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    Mind sharing what location service you are using ? You nailed both my wired and 4g location, and I live in a small village here in Spain.
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    Not a library [1], but trivial to integrate in your architecture. Just redirect stdout to gwsocket [1] https://gwsocket.io/
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    There was a "nuclear anxiety" [1] back in the cold war days. History repeats "mere threat of nuclear war has been exacting a serious toll on the human race " [1] https://academic.oup.com/poq/article-
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    Worth mentioning that it comes with an embedded WebSocket server, available as a standalone classical unix server - write programs that do one thing and do it well - "Very simple, just redirect the output from your application (stdout)
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    A Tale of Two Nails(psychologytoday.com)

    2 points by fasteo 5y ago|0 comments
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    Mind sharing references for this ?
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    You may want to add theanine to the mix in a 2:1 mag:theanine ratio. It will improve you anxiety even further
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    This [1] is a good read about design decisions and potential problems you face with a service like this at scale. [1] https://segment.com/blog/introducing-centrifuge/
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    >>> basically The devil is in the details
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    For use case 1 (job queue) I can only recommend beanstalkd[1]. Simple tcp plain text protocol. Install and forget. Plus you get some really useful features like deferred jobs, burying, kicking, job priorities, etc. We have literally process
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    by fasteo 5y ago

    Tagging it as "ridiculous" calls for a minimal clarification
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    Scaleway Status: Fire in the Neighborhood(status.scaleway.com)

    3 points by fasteo 5y ago|0 comments