jerven

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by jerven 6y ago
C# and Java are kind of in the same space, they tend to pick up the same kind of features. But not always in the same way e.g. Records are different between the two languages. As is the path to Async. Java benefits from more experimentatio
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by jerven 6y ago
Well that is why they write GO right ;)
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by jerven 6y ago
Adding to this great comment. Switzerland, default rules regarding termination (if I recall correctly). * first month of work, 0 second notice * rest of the first year of work, 1 month notice * second year of work, 2 months notice *
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by jerven 6y ago
There are more, and they are immediate. And nearly always lead to a lawsuit, because it is only for grave errors in judgement. i.e. theft, violence, endangering co-workers, fraud, misrepresentations to the board and such. So when this is tr
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by jerven 6y ago
Not quite true see at least article 5 of the Swiss law granting it. https://www.fedlex.admin.ch/eli/cc/2009/541/fr . 45 organizations in Switzerland have been given roughly equivalent rights, and more exi
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by jerven 6y ago
Silicon valley has the benefit of long term investment and also being a single centre for all of the US market. EU single market is not nearly as well integrated as the US in practical terms e.g. basic language barriers. Decades of "in
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by jerven 6y ago
I can't parse if this is humour or a mistake. Putting your fingers on the live pin is not a great idea, trying this to get an euro 15 plug into an UK socket, also not great but in a different category.
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by jerven 6y ago
Considering this has the same basic structure of an edge (quad) and label (resource) table like the TripleStores of 2009 why would you expect any better performance of this than from those?
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by jerven 6y ago
Do you think that the organizations that couldn't bother to take into account a 1 in 20 winter would build safe and secure nuclear? Also consider the amount of battery storage arriving onto the Texas grid in the next few years. If that
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by jerven 6y ago
I just want to add. It's quite common in carpentry to work with 120cm base wood. Which devides just as nice. And even then it's easier to convert when moving into bigger or smaller units.
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by jerven 6y ago
This package might be called mesa-opencl-icd
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by jerven 6y ago
https://www.testcontainers.org/modules/databases/ is brilliant for this in the JVM world.
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by jerven 6y ago
The steel is still steel a hundred years later. Anyway life time co2 is bounded by project cost. E.g. If you bought coal/gas for the cost of the project how much co2 and energy would you produce. Most estimates are about 3 to 6 months
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by jerven 6y ago
Well it is not that rigid. You can do code outside of a class/method jshell> var x=8 x ==> 8 jshell> x*3 $2 ==> 24 etc. But I haven't used it either as I never worked with a REPL other than SQL clients.
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by jerven 6y ago
Q? did you ever try the jShell that comes with java11+. Curious what a REPL power user thinks about it.
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by jerven 6y ago
Capacity factor is bounded by limited demand. You can't put power on the grid that no one wants. So for an all nuclear grid you end up with a capacity factor that is around 60-70%. (note: France exports/imports a lot so capacity f
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by jerven 6y ago
So to meet the requirement of the poster I replied too, you need to spend another +/- $1800bn to get to the 500Gw peak power production. What amount of wind and solar can you purchase for that? Considering you have just bought the batt
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by jerven 6y ago
600 billion = +/- overnight cost of 30 nuclear powerplants (AP-1000). And would struggle with providing 500Gw that the battery above could. At that scale everything is expensive, but the market still seems to say that Nuclear is more e
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by jerven 6y ago
Mostly gridftp https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GridFTP
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by jerven 6y ago
For 500Gb or more, aspera soft/ascp. Used by quite a few large bioinformatics institutes for allowing data uploads. [1] https://www.ibm.com/products/aspera
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by jerven 6y ago
That is not what is guaranteed (nor at Hinkley Point C (HPC)), what is guaranteed that in the period a Mw produced for the grid is paid at least the strike price (but maybe more). Hinkley Point C will have have downtime for refuelling and o
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by jerven 6y ago
Yes, many offshore windfarms will do this. At about 40GBp, in somewhat current tendering (Contract for difference (CFD) auction round 3, UK). Although normally on a 15 year period (for arbitrary reasons Hinkley Point C was allowed a 35 year
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by jerven 6y ago
SPARQL is nicer than SQL in a few cases: * Federation is better than ETL+Datawarehousing * Data is to be integrated on demand by the user A practical example of mine is the UniProt database in the life sciences and the European Patent Offic
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by jerven 6y ago
Yes, and adding a note doing the 301 will preserve the search engine mojo.
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by jerven 6y ago
Yes I did ;) Thanks for the helpful correction
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by jerven 6y ago
Yes, things have gotten a lot better. G1GC is the default now and we have free options like ZGC and ShenandoahGC for low latency options. Of course there are the IBM options and Azul as well. Scalar replacement got better, and with Graal pa
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by jerven 6y ago
GA used to be good in separating the bots from the humans, but now I don't think so. I see a huge number of visitors from Dublin that seem to be AWS sourced bots (and Asburn, both have bounce rates like no other city). Millions of visi
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by jerven 6y ago
Yes, but these features are not yet impacting SEO.
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by jerven 6y ago
AMD Epyc can give you 128/256 cores in a 2 socket system. Not that expensive.
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by jerven 6y ago
Get legal advice. If they are not paying you now, they might well not pay other bills like unemployment insurance etc. That can ruin you later. It's not fun but get qualified advice. With whom you can discuss your exact case.

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