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by frafra 5y ago
Ok, so that's an example of how the app server code should look like, no middleware involved. Thank you!
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by frafra 5y ago
> It is much, much faster to ship the whole HTTP request where it needs to be than the move the database away from an app instance. Does that mean that the app server would just fail, and then your network replays the same HTTP request (
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by frafra 5y ago
That amount is related to illicit activities in 2017-2018. Compared to 2018 budged, it is ~0.2 % (800k€ out of 126M€). In 2019 the violations found were a fifth.
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by frafra 5y ago
2018 data: less than 10 % of the money has been used for music (excluding concerts) and cinemas. Please check your sources. 2.503 young people misused that during 2017-2018. Every law can be violated; that does not mean it is bad or good ju
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by frafra 5y ago
2018 statistics (for completeness' sake): ~80 % on books; a bit more than a half on e-books; often used for university textbooks ~9 % on concerts ~7 % on cinemas 1.6 % on music 1 % theatre and dance 0.3 % museums 0.3 % cultural events
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by frafra 5y ago
Same here in Norway :)
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by frafra 5y ago
Good :) So you know what the contract and "best effort" mean and the kind of forces driving both parties. "customer is already ruined": that is why they would probably EU will not go to a court but it just ordered 50 M v
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by frafra 5y ago
"Best effort" has a specific meaning in a contract, which is different from everyday use; this is why AZ could still be found in violation of the contract. This does not change the fact they have been unable to deliver by a huge m
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by frafra 5y ago
They failed to deliver and respect the contract with the EU. This and what their CEO said about the differences in contracts between UK and EU (timing and best efforts - while the differences did not justify the different treatment). They c
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by frafra 6y ago
I agree with you. If you are focused on PostgreSQL, you could find interesting the work being done on IVM: https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Incremental_View_Maintenanc... - https://github.com/sraoss&#x2
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by frafra 6y ago
You can always start from the generated image (which contains the steps used to build it) and extend it in your custom Dockerfile if your project gets so big, right?
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by frafra 6y ago
There is plenty of terrible Dockerfile out there. I would vastly prefer to see images or Dockerfile generated by some well written buildpacks. I like to think about buildpacks as reasonably written Docker templates. Yours is 5 lines long, b
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by frafra 6y ago
I was not aware of APSW. Thank you. For future reference: "APSW has the following enhancements/differences over pysqlite 2 (wrapping SQLite 3): - APSW stays up to date with SQLite. As features are added and functionality changed
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by frafra 6y ago
Interesting question. I looked at the source code to understand that. SQLite knows where to look for when you open a SQLite database and you run a query, right? It just asks the underlying filesystem to provide N bytes starting from an offs
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by frafra 6y ago
"ECB is hiding or misrepresenting the real rate of inflation." ECB has no role on that, which as I said was in favour of including house prices in the HICP. It is the European Commission deciding on that: https://ec.eur
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by frafra 6y ago
You are right, thanks for specifying it.
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by frafra 6y ago
It is not a circular argument to show that a statement is not correct: ECB never said there is no inflation in the first place. ~2% is not "no inflation"; 2% is the target that the ECB aims at. In addition to that, I added an expl
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by frafra 6y ago
You are right about the house prices in Germany, but your statement about ECB is not entirely correct. ECB does not "insist there is no inflation" in Germany or in Europe: in both cases it has been around 2 % for the last 20 years
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by frafra 6y ago
If you do not have jq installed or if you like SQL more to query/handle your data, you can rely on sqlite. For example: sqlite3 <<< "select json_extract(value, '$.Plan.Plans[0].Output') from json_each(readfi
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by frafra 6y ago
It could be a replacement, depending on from what you need to prepare. It is usually a good candidate in many recipes where you need a mostly-solid fat. Both palm oil and butter have a high percentage of saturated fatty acids so butter can
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by frafra 6y ago
Deforestation of the rainforest is also driven by soy cultures and grazing. This is why my comment was not a "I just care about emission" thing as you were assuming.
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by frafra 6y ago
Palm oil is mostly used as a replacement for butter. It is cheaper, no less or more healthier, and probably more environmentally friendly (because butter requires a lot of cows, that produce greenhouse gases, and they also need to be fed on
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by frafra 6y ago
I just wanted to suggest https://github.com/seleniumbase/SeleniumBase if you are comfortable with using Python and Selenium. I opened various issues last year and the main developer is very welcoming and he fixes/
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by frafra 6y ago
Agree. I suffered of a IPv6 outage on an existing VPS for various weeks because their network migration broke something and they did not know how to solve it (I actually figured out for them what was the problem after some days, as they loo
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by frafra 6y ago
It should be an option in my opinion, as cold start time could vary a lot by which image and runtime you are running, if is a Java app or a statically linked Rust program. I have a bunch of very small and simple services, which I run on a s
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by frafra 6y ago
It is cool, but it does not scale to zero, so if you have N services you will end up paying for at least N instances.
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by frafra 6y ago
Then I am sorry if I assumed you was trying to diverge from the main topic by comparing the struggle to advance in not-well-established scientific fields with a baseless paper made probably for political reasons. My bad.
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by frafra 6y ago
Non-peer reviewed paper tied to Steve Bannon. https://www.factcheck.org/2020/09/report-resurrects-baseless... Comparing that to two times peer-reviewed paper made by NASA is insulting, and your captatio benevolent
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by frafra 6y ago
Do you use Precision Drawing Tools (PDT) released with Blender 2.82?
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by frafra 6y ago
News article from the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research: https://www.nina.no/english/News/News-article/ArticleId/5037...

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