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by kaib 16y ago
Michal is way cool. If you are interested in his manufacturing process take a look at: http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/guerrilla_cnc1.html
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by kaib 16y ago
If you read the article to completion you'll note that the author addresses both of your points. He only recommends it for clients who you have a long running relationship with and who thus have a pretty good idea of what your services cost
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by kaib 17y ago
Nice article. While I have high respect for the exposition in this article, and by extension Mr. Vogels work that the author makes a reference to, I think it's a tad too early declare eventual consistency a clear winner. In fact, I think it
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by kaib 17y ago
Spindle that used to hold empty writable DVDs/CDs.
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by kaib 17y ago
Wow. After reading the article and some of the comments I'm realizing how different the cafe culture in Europe is. We have been living in the Bay Area for a number of years, so it's not like I haven't seen the droves of people sitting silen
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by kaib 17y ago
> unfamiliar with a particular language's mod operator Just anecdotally, over some hundred interviews, I've never ever ran into a candidate who failed one of these FizzBuzz style loop writing tests because the didn't know the mod operat
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by kaib 17y ago
> in reality there is no story Please provide an experiment that lets us verify the truth of this statement. Seriously, while the scientific method is extremely useful there are still large areas of human existence that it does not cove
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by kaib 17y ago
> How did I miss the article? Thanks for sharing. Ditto. Thanks for posting!
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by kaib 17y ago
This source article goes into depth on the original hammer issue and contains more information than the linked article: http://www.thefreelibrary.com/The+case+for+the+$435+hammer-a...
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by kaib 17y ago
> as well as a ring for her for whenever that moment is right this might be an interesting read: http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/198202/diamond maybe separate the ring from the 'really great mate' part?
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by kaib 17y ago
I switched to a proportional font by mistake when I started using acme as my primary editor. A few months later I realized what had happened and tested how things looked in fixed width. Turns out I like proportional better. A big difference
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by kaib 17y ago
I just recently wrote some code to do pcb milling with pretty close tolerances. The actual milling table wasn't straight however, so when the substrate was clamped down it would have Z variations 3x larger than the desired cutting depth. A
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by kaib 17y ago
Moon's orbit is usually depicted around the Earth. Even if the choice is arbitrary it's also customary to claim that an object orbits the closest large mass, or more precisely the object and the large mass orbit the center of mass of the co
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by kaib 17y ago
If you are designing a high availability application it is probably prudent to assume a single cluster will provide roughly 99% uptime (if the operators are good). So multi-homing across several locations and providers makes a lot of sense
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by kaib 17y ago
Given the realtime GC is not done nobody really knows. However, the design goal is to have the GC interrupt time to be linear to the stack of your go-routine (with small constants). Thus you should have at least some control over event late
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by kaib 17y ago
Most of Google infrastructure is soft realtime so GC delays have definitely been a concern. The memory footprint for a simple hello.go on arm using 5g is currently ~70k with the optimizer not yet enabled. I'm planning to do some work on a A