gavindean90

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   by gavindean90 2y ago

   I think the commenter was asking if they refresh the storage enough for it to not die if natural causes. If data is left around on most storage media it will be gone within 75 years if not refreshed somehow.
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   by gavindean90 2y ago

   Plenty doesn’t support IPv6.
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   by gavindean90 2y ago

   What if I just want to delete old information because it’s just noise now. My intent is to reduce my operational burden. I have long retention policies for things and life cycles for others. Information shouldn’t be permanently available to
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   by gavindean90 2y ago

   I 100% believe Balmer had an off by one error
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   by gavindean90 2y ago

   The good part about it was that caused you to comment as well and the information you provided was very enlightening.
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   by gavindean90 2y ago

   Honestly it gave me the feeling of not arguing to use Go but instead arguing to use the full featured language you know the best. The caveat being that it is of you are a single developer making all the decisions and writing all the code. S
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   by gavindean90 2y ago

   Because it traverses the distance twice would be my guess. If you show someone a pendulum going through 3 periods and asked a group of people a generic question like “how many times did it move” without clarifying what you meant I would bet
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   by gavindean90 2y ago

   kudo seems to be in keeping with your comment. I am not sure what you are getting at.
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   by gavindean90 2y ago

   Can you describe more of what you mean
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    You don’t drop them until budget renewals, at least not for this. Solarwinds comes to mind as a company with a similar kind of thing.
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    I always thought that the reason English is used in international trade is that English-speaking countries have huge economic interests, both historically and currently, and have always flat-out refused to speak anything else.
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    With all the mind share that terraform gets you would thing vagrant would at least be known but alas
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    I completely agree. I used to have more flexibility before hybrid stuff.
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    You can get ones that hook into the hot and cold water like a faucet. Not wired, but still you can get warm water.
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    Thanks for linking that. My point really was that entropy is many things and probability is among them.
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    I don’t buy it. You can’t say entropy is probability and then say but we don’t know what probability really is. It’s both foundational to physics and computer science. I could say probability is really just entropy just as easily. I would g
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    Tracking is very rarely useful to the application but can be useful to the company when the application isn’t profitable on its own. Google has demonstrated this before.
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    Maybe I like the ‘\n’ for me and the ‘;’ for the compiler.
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    I think the article doesn’t do a good job of explaining why coriander wasn’t revived with Italian unification when other “ancient” things were.
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    Cinnamon sugar was a bigger deal than anyone gives a credit for now.
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    I think that’s true but I also think maybe some companies set this up hoping to differentiate their brand with a slick branded TLD before realizing that no one wants to use it. To the general public a .com gives you trust. I would hazard to
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    I’m reminded of when an old AT&T building went on sale as a house, and one of its selling points was that you could get power from two different power companies if you wanted. This highlighted to me the level of redundancy required to t
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    I think people don’t like constructors because of the potential side effects of something happening in constructors, especially if the constructor is big or doesn’t finish properly.
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    The verbosity was inspired by VAX or so I’ve heard. Dave Cutler was the big mind at the time so it made sense to me. Edit: maybe it was VMS, not sure.
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    I think everyone just uses VSCode now
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    If you haven’t seen this you might enjoy: https://xkcd.com/2381/
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    I think there is a competing interest where people want to be able to change platforms without relearning critical workflows.
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    This is a good solution. I’ve taken the idea that maintaining the vision in my job in the LLM relationship. Reiterating key details street it’s forgotten and burning tokens tweaking things over and over towards the vision is the cost of doi
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    India loves what’s app. I’d like to know what the distribution of Latin vs other characters used as I’ve seen plenty on Indian languages romanized.
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    by gavindean90 2y ago

    And Python 3 is everywhere