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by je42 6y ago
yep, cloud run is pretty good. unfortunately, it doesnt cover all cases. (i.e. stateful stuff like: websockets and chunking, and recurring jobs) for these case, i still have gke cluster around.
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by je42 6y ago
> It takes a lot, perhaps too much, discipline to build a monolith in a sufficiently modular way that it can be broken down into microservices easily. have seen that happening. importing modules from all over the place to get a new featu
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by je42 6y ago
another text. some warranty info of some product in multiple languages was recognized as "drivers license": "First Name": "400 MHz ~2433,5MH:" "Issuing authority": "0MHz~2833.5MH:" may be th
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by je42 6y ago
just tried the Android app. very slow. didn't return any result for simple basic text card (black text on white paper).
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by je42 6y ago
mmh. is this related with the event that they joined nasdaq last year ? https://twitter.com/jfrog/status/1306275482959147009?s=20
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by je42 6y ago
I am the only FTE in engineering. Have 10ish cloud-run services plus a full K8Ss cluster, all in GC. and it is pretty good. So even, in a one person situation, i decided to split services sometimes into two. Main reason for having separate
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by je42 6y ago
ah. ok thanks it would great if you could post more info on your own sensor ! much appreciated, thanks !
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by je42 6y ago
I have execution/test results on the left and code on the right. hence for me 16:9 is beneficial.
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by je42 6y ago
sometimes i program in Lua (which is 1-based) but mainly i write code in 0-based languages. The worst is really when you switch between the languages, but after a while you get used to it. You just need to watch out like a hawk, when calcul
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by je42 6y ago
so we were wondering which "continuous glucose sensor" and how you were able to extract the data from it.
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by je42 6y ago
Yeah. However, if you have a libre2 you need a patched app and then nightscouts xdrip etc to get the data of the cgm into a db. Or you need bubble or miaomiao and again xdrip ;) Adding a description of the setup that the author used would m
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by je42 6y ago
I wonder what this "biosensor" is. There are several Glucose monitoring products out there however connecting them and retrieving data (for other purpose) is usually a non trivial task.
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by je42 6y ago
Yeah i would be totally sold to a M2 macbook pro 2 in 1 with decent GPU and Pen support. This enables to run things like blender with pen and other stuff. Right now, there are only windows 2 in 1 laptop which i find subpar on build quality.
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by je42 6y ago
Hope that https://www.frostgiant.com/ will release a great RTS. Looking at the team, they should have the capacity to pull it off.
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by je42 6y ago
so you mean that they need to own the platform in order to be remain hidden with their exploitation of the users data? a user should be at least aware when his/her data is used for other purposes.
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by je42 6y ago
If they want to fire her because of her public twitter message, they should be very explicit about it. However, the paper trail that has been published publicly does not suggest she has been fired because of these messages.
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by je42 6y ago
You can only buy stuff if you know that stuff is aligned with what you need. Further, you need to consider that the stuff you buy also needs to aligned with your needs over time. However, you also need to consider this when building stuff.
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by je42 6y ago
Indeed. Known the tools and apply the one that has least cons and most pros ;). Also, a good starter to for knowing how to use a Streaming Store like Kafka as DB is the video Database inside-out. https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by je42 6y ago
Ok. I admit using Kafka as DB is not straight forward but just stating it doesn't provide ACID functionality is not enough. The example they give is very simplistic. With the correct design of kafka topics and events the problem of the
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by je42 6y ago
Wow: C++ > Garbage collection was never added into C++. Manual memory management is extremely error prone. C++ has memory management simplification: reference couting via shared_ptr/unique_ptr. The trade-offs are different, but in C
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by je42 6y ago
The point is that she has an expectation of Yann to go further than just stating a fact. I assume she thinks that Yann has enough intellectual capacity to improve situation of biased ML but doesnt execute. Further, my guess is that the reas
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by je42 6y ago
yup. pulumi has much more same syntax and management. however, some parts still use terraform underneath. if stuff doesnt work - i sometimes find myself on terraform docs/code. but all in all a good trade off for me compared to pure te
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by je42 6y ago
it depends on your hardware, and your requirements i have now Manjaro Linux on a HP Spectre. (Debian installer crashed .... ) - 4K support is pretty bad for a lot of games. usually some tweaking is required to get the text size - to a reada
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by je42 6y ago
Yeah, same here. also went on terminal search for linux. In the end Terminator won over kitty for me. Because Terminator had better (simpler to use) pane support. Unfortunately, it doesnt have all of the iterm2 pane features :(
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by je42 6y ago
- ui to configure options. currently it is editing json - back then i was missing, pane zoom (only recently got added). - looking at the docs, i think cycling through zoomed / unzoomed panes is stil not yet there. i might be wrong. - c
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by je42 6y ago
It still doesnt compare well to iterm2. So many features missing. However, may be in a few years they could catch up ?
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by je42 6y ago
yep. indeed. For example, color contrast should be considered when developing a color palette. it sucks to readjust the app if you discover late in the development that the palette is not having enough contrast for some parts of the ui.
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by je42 6y ago
so, on that topic: - most test frameworks use unittests to test themselves. - tests need to have value. the dev/team/organization needs to come up with the sensible measure of value that guides poeople what to test and how to test
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by je42 6y ago
if your game is riddled with bugs... you make no money or at least less. further, the whole point of rust is that is fast and safe. safe doesn't imply slow. a lot of game development is entity component systems, and there are several o
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by je42 6y ago
I am on Manjaro. Now i am reading, one should update mirrors regularly with `sudo pacman-mirrors --fasttrack && sudo pacman -Syyu` i am quite confused, why updating mirrors needs to be followed with an dist upgrade.

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