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by limaoscarjuliet 1y ago
In case someone is looking for a proper way of making db copy in PostgreSQL and not SQLLite, pg_basebackup is the proper way: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/app-pgbasebackup.htm...
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by limaoscarjuliet 1y ago
In my experience, no matter how many panels you install, Solar can cover power consumption 30-40% of its max capacity. Winter, night, bad weather will eat the rest. To go beyond the 30-40% you will need energy store or alternative sources.
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
I did the same, the opposite direction. If you are interested, there is a whole community of people that do this called Crazy Guy on a Bike. My Trip: https://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/?o=1&doc_id=10372&v=2E
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
Also "Battery storage is the next act [...]". There is no way they went "Full Clean Energy" without battery storage. Sounds more like op-ed piece than actual facts.
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
Fair enough!
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
BTW, I do not know why you are getting downvoted, this is a real concern that someone needs to tackle one day.
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
That was always my feeling - however big Wikipedia is, however many requests it handles, it is not big enough to warrant burning so many millions every year. Alas, I never studied the subject, as overall I feel Wikipedia is good force in th
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
With WPW you MUST NOT take beta blockers (AFAIR), it may kill you. I had just plain vanilla Afib and got ablation 2 years ago - best thing ever, cured instantly.
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
It means if you were a shareholder of Wiz, you will have cash in your checking/savings account within few days and you will no longer have the shares.
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
So it begins. (Sorry, could not stop myself :-)
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
There are uses where gRPC shines. Streaming is one of them - you can transparently send a stream of messages in one "connection". For simple CRUD service, REST is more than enough indeed.
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
There is also RAAM, but across the country https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_Across_America
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
The bar screws up printing usually.
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
Up to a point and then you start feeling getting older. I started noticing while approaching 50. I can no longer push as much as I used to. I need to take breaks. Etc.
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
Same thought here. With a lot of production sites this approach makes sense, but with few it does look like overkill.
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
Downloading the big ones is so slow even over a semi-decent connection, it feels like getting certain lowres images in 1995 over a modem :-) What a blast from the past! https://eopro.esa.int/wp-content/uploads/2024
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
Scaling laws are not dead. The number of people predicting death of Moore's law doubles every two years. - Jim Keller https://www.youtube.com/live/oIG9ztQw2Gc?si=oaK2zjSBxq2N-zj1...
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
It's like asking baby to unlearn something "bad" it learned. Pretty much guaranteed the knowledge will be reinforced rather than forgotten. Whenever I hear about AI craze, I remind myself of the 3D printers craze from 10-15 y
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
Can't the charitable groups that post bonds re-work themselves as bail bonds companies? Or work together to create one and work through it? Yes, the regulation is broken, but perhaps there is a way out...
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
A lot of comments amount to: "Internet is dead". AI is crap for sure but far from making Internet dead or useless. Consider: - emails, - bills and payments, - banking, - searching for and buying stuff (assuming you already know wh
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
I'm one of the lucky ones that do not tolerate alcohol at all. Give me 2 beers and I will be hangover next day. Congrats on stopping!
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
You are correct, async-io is cooperative. This seems an attempt to enhance these async-io cooperative threads work more like goroutines in golang. Golang can start threads if it "thinks" the workload needs more CPU.
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
Friend of mine is in business of storing natural gas in salt caverns ( https://www.eia.gov/naturalgas/storage/basics/ ). They do scan these by dropping a sonar in a drilled shaft, but this approach has limitati
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
This paper explains why this is (and likely will be for some time) the case: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10676-024-09775-5
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
But but but.... the mined ones have SOUL! Diamonds are such a racket! Forever!
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
PostgreSQL lets you write queries straight in C. It is not bad. Definitely easier than straight libpq: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/ecpg.html Example C code (requires ECPG pre-compilation step): EXEC SQ
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
Reading the description I immediately knew what will be under the links. Nice reference!
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
Concurrent index creation or re-indexing is not all magic. It does scan the table multiple times and might lead to deadlocks if the table is heavily modified. Furthermore, failed concurrent index or re-index will leave invalid cursors behin
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
You mean this one? Nope, still a cluster. https://www.google.com/maps/@52.2309595,21.0148913,16.75z?en...
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by limaoscarjuliet 2y ago
Been there, done that. In my case, I symlinked myself out of this mess rather than modify ELF.

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