kohlerm

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by kohlerm 6y ago
That is fun. I live nearby, should take the opportunity and check it out in real live.
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by kohlerm 6y ago
Do I understand it correctly, that memory is packaged together with the CPU? So no memory upgrades ever? And what does that mean for the max memory configuration?
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by kohlerm 6y ago
They used to solve some problems in a way that was good enough at that time. Nowadays setting up services, where you have to take care of avoiding port conflicts, is much easier with container technology. Modifying config files in the user
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by kohlerm 6y ago
I used to manage the development environments of several hundred developers using Chef. It kind of worked, but would not very well support configuring files in the users home directory for example. Also setting up services locally needed fo
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by kohlerm 6y ago
That is like saying that Bubblesort is efficent because it is more efficient than https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogosort :-) Unless you come up with an upper bound of efficiency loss your statement is IMHO pretty meani
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by kohlerm 6y ago
That still means efficiency is lost. E.g. the market might fluctuate between non-optimal state. And then again in case monopolies build up, then there is no easy way to get out of a suboptimal state, because there are no real opportunities
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by kohlerm 6y ago
Wouldn't dust be a problem for non SSD drives?
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by kohlerm 6y ago
Yes I'm aware that Flink has these mechanisms. But I'm not sure I understand how Differential Dataflow handles this in a better way. For simple windowing functions there are certainly shortcuts possible, but for more complex ones
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by kohlerm 6y ago
Doesn't Apache Flink already solve these problems? E.g. stateful, fault tolerant, scalable stream processing.
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by kohlerm 6y ago
Ok should have more carefully read what it does ;-) It is not really comparable to bazel, because it solves a different problem (stitching repos together). IMHO saying Google has nothing as sophisticated is still incorrect.
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by kohlerm 6y ago
I strongly doubt that Google has a less sophisticated build system. They open sourced bazel, which has a pretty good feature set, e.g. reproducible builds, distributed caching etc.
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by kohlerm 6y ago
What are you doing with the waste? Coal being as dangerous is no argument, which also should not use coal. Also suing Coal has a different probability distribution. Coal power plants do not blow up like Nuclear power plants do. Even if the
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by kohlerm 6y ago
Note that cost would also include getting rid of the nuclear waste, which AFAIK is still not a solved problem. E.g. you could send the waste via rockets to thes sun, but that would be very costly ;-) The problem with the statistics is al
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by kohlerm 6y ago
Both work fine with WSL2 There's special support for VS code for WSL. E.g. using the editor on windows for development within WSL is pretty seamless.
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by kohlerm 6y ago
WSL2 ist real Linux :-) I switched from Linux to Windows (company policies ... ), and WSL2 so far works great for me. You can easily run a Linux desktop. Check for Kali Linux s "kex". latency of a native Linux desktop is certainly
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by kohlerm 6y ago
It is done, but not dead? to me that sounds like a contradiction given that there is always a need for security patches and also given the limitations mentioned such as improving bundle size.
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by kohlerm 6y ago
Get a keyboard with layer support, https://docs.qmk.fm/ . No need for different modes ...
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by kohlerm 6y ago
How would fit TikTok into Oracles portfolio?
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by kohlerm 6y ago
With regards to coding, yeah maybe speed of entering text doesn't matter that much, but IMHO speed of navigating around and changing text might still matter. Being able to "blindly" edit the text IMHO makes a difference. Also
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by kohlerm 6y ago
With layers as supported by https://docs.qmk.fm/#/ you won't need dedicated arrow keys (put them on the home row in a different layer), nor would you need to switch to vim necessarily. That is at least my experien
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by kohlerm 6y ago
I fully agree that blank keycaps are the way to go! I learned touch typing only very late in my (software engineering) career (almost 20 years into it). I decidedto directly start using COLEMAK using custom keyboards (Ergodox, Iris). Blank
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by kohlerm 6y ago
IMHO the solution is a smart combination of server and client side rendering. Client side rendering in my experience tends to increase the number of requests, especially if you are using a microfrontend approach. More requests means more l
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by kohlerm 6y ago
FYI komoot switched to vector maps a while ago. I generally like it for routing(MTB mostly) but lately they switched to a new (monthly) pricing model for some features I would like to have (difficulty). :-(
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by kohlerm 6y ago
It's surprising that it took so long to identify this as a dangerous lie
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by kohlerm 6y ago
What's odd is that they announce Microsoft office for Arm but Microsoft did not have that when launching the Surface X
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by kohlerm 7y ago
I wonder how this compares to Apache Flink (or googles Data Flow) with regards to scalability and fault tolerance for stateful computations. Checkpointing is mentioned below, but is this really equivalent with what Flink can do?
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by kohlerm 7y ago
I do not really see the point of this article. If you want modular software you need to somehow declare dependencies to existing (maybe open source) software components. If you only want to do this via import statements then you would have
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by kohlerm 7y ago
That picture looks like the Saarschleife in Germany.
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by kohlerm 7y ago
i3wm for Windows would be amazing
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by kohlerm 8y ago
It looks to me that the shared library issue got solved by the monorepo approach. They could have gone the monorepo way and still have microservices. Managing a lot of repos and keeping them consistent with regards do dependencies is not e

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