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by keithnz 6y ago
Nuclear back up? Nuclear is good for base loads, not for peak loads.
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by keithnz 6y ago
what? windows is a second class citizen in the wider development world? The "wider" development world covers a lot of areas... though I notice in certain developer communities certain OS's are more dominant. but yes autohot
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by keithnz 6y ago
only problem is the data is scaled to 0-100 so you won't know the real values
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by keithnz 7y ago
"we do not store any data processed by bots on your machine" is that right?
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by keithnz 7y ago
that's really good..... but the bigger problem is getting all the data to the client.
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by keithnz 7y ago
I think now, a lot more companies will be open to it, and will be prepared for it. I know many companies who have maintained they REALLY need onsite, but now realizing that wasn't actually a hard requirement. I'm sure some are ha
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by keithnz 7y ago
what do you think are the relevant differences?
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by keithnz 7y ago
not sure they are a shining example, they are just over twice the population of NZ, they have had over 2000 deaths, we have had 19. Yesterday we had 1 new case. Today in NZ is the first day out of our strictest level of lockdown and a large
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by keithnz 7y ago
I think comments tend to attract certain people. The vast majority of people don't say anything so you are left with the squeaky wheels. But because when you read it it feels like a overwhelming amount of people that are seemingly ver
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by keithnz 7y ago
I was excited to the other day to see https://gleam.run/ on HN, which is statically typed and will interop with elixir... but still early days for the language.
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by keithnz 7y ago
just get mods and don't feel guilty, or use sandbox mode and play
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by keithnz 7y ago
I started with factorio, bought satisfactory as soon as I could......really enjoyed, but then I fizzled on it. I actually go back and play factorio way more often. I mostly just try to speedrun to robots.
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by keithnz 7y ago
I think it shows the problems of trying to boil down things such as "what makes life worthy?" to a very simplified rule. I think if we look at other disciplines other than philosophy, like psychology to look at the things that gi
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by keithnz 7y ago
since people are having trouble with the wall of text, the bit that gets to the "argument" of it pretty quick without having to read all the article "Savagely compressed, Hägglund’s argument goes something like this: If what
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by keithnz 7y ago
well, one reason why templating is good and one of the things we are expecting in Vue3 is fine grained optimization of updates. Because the templates are essentially a well known interface for change, you can optimize UI patching. Howeve
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by keithnz 7y ago
I liked the options API... what I found is the composition API is actually nicer to deal with not even considering mixins. Because things are grouped together you don't end up moving around your files so much so it ends up being quick
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by keithnz 7y ago
I'd also suggest https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-xK3sbc7xI&t=2319s
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by keithnz 7y ago
It's different for all kinds of of markets, in the markets we deal with (primary industries), our experience is, a lot of IE11 users are users with a lot of $ who have a lot of infrastructure built around older tech. The old tech keep
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by keithnz 7y ago
This advice has been around for a while (in various forms) I would say most people converge on this after a while. The only problem I have is with "My response is generally the same to all of them, the maintenance for two function is
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by keithnz 7y ago
Congratulations to yourself as the author reached his target audience and I'm sure the author is happy with your response :D
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by keithnz 7y ago
there is no real context here, but Leader != "I need to speak up in meetings" The problem here might be more general, not communicating enough. You might be technically competent but there's a problem when the level of commu
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by keithnz 7y ago
I have to say that I'm a sinner, I read these articles and think, well, I don't actually care that much, but its good other people do and hopefully zoom improves what they are doing, but it's doing a good job and it's ea
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by keithnz 7y ago
I think in the general case, say you made a black box PID controller then attach it to some system it is supposed to control then you have to tune it, which isn't so much "guessing" but a specific refining process. If you ha
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by keithnz 7y ago
the filled in slider seems a problem to me. It gets used for situations where it doesn't mean "everything up to this value" it might mean "everything down to this value" or "exactly this value"
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by keithnz 7y ago
as aside, took me a while ( a while ago when the internet was a much smaller place) to work out the american pronunciation of solder actually meant "solder" which is said "soul der" around these parts.
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by keithnz 7y ago
its not obscure platforms, its a ton of embedded platforms (you may consider that obscure, but reality is there are millions and millions of devices out there running software on these "obscure" platforms), most of them don't
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by keithnz 7y ago
well, the name works outside of the pandemic and will get lots hits when covid-23 and covid-28 come out ....
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by keithnz 7y ago
can zig compile to C? so many languages would be very useful if they could compile to C for embedded systems as native compilers are very unlikely for new ( or even old ) languages
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by keithnz 7y ago
also...In many ways I'm way more worried about the fallout from the US economy, their whole leadership seems a mess with great political divides, lots of mixed messages, and a large growth in cases.
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by keithnz 7y ago
I'm in NZ.... hard to tell, we have some significant financial aid for businesses to finance and pay wages during the lockdown. Not sure how that's going to work out. It feels like we are possibly in a bit of a sweet spot where

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