manvillej

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by manvillej 2y ago
my family has been getting into this very seriously in the last few years. There are several very serious challenges to the adoption of regenerative farming. 1. most farmers are stubborn and OLD 2. most of the industrial equipment is not me
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by manvillej 2y ago
Nitrogen pollution compounds with heat stress, it makes the coral more susceptible to heat stress: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.1915395117
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by manvillej 2y ago
the simple basic reality of statistics, a binomial distribution. 5 independent systems with 90% chance of success is mathematically as reliable as one that is 99.999%. 100x 90% systems would get you to 100 "9s" of reliability aka
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by manvillej 2y ago
what a tragedy, this person never learned how to read.
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by manvillej 2y ago
> If you're big enough you will have unique requirements that nobody else has. the problem is when EVERY process is that way. yes, each business has unique aspect to their processes, but when every process is heavily customized by
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by manvillej 2y ago
no. That is relative to 2023. There isn't going to be an absolute decrease because the chart started at 0 and we can't go below 0. only absolute increases (increases that go over historical highs), relative increases (increases th
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by manvillej 2y ago
Bingo, easier access to life saving medication.
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by manvillej 2y ago
just 2 days after they release their Q4 results. there will be a grace period and then they'll start firing. They're expecting subpar Q4 results.
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by manvillej 2y ago
anyone feel like this and Boeing sound remarkably similar? Its almost like there is a lesson for executives here. hmmmm
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by manvillej 2y ago
I am curious about this project, but I am psyched by the quotes in this project
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by manvillej 2y ago
especially when technical debt originates from unknown or forgotten business requirements. Shouldn't take apart the toaster when its actually a microwave because that may actually kill us.
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by manvillej 2y ago
now you are making me wonder if mushrooms could be good random number generators
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by manvillej 2y ago
the newest 4 nuclear reactors in the USA produce 4500 megawatt hours. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vogtle_Electric_Generating_Pla... these are newer and more efficient. so they are likely producing more than the avera
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by manvillej 2y ago
there is pretty strong evidence that Nuclear energy is significantly safer than most energy production with the exception of wind & solar which are similarly as safe. https://ourworldindata.org/safest-sources-of-energy
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by manvillej 2y ago
With the caveat that you ALSO filter server side as well. You cannot rely on anything from the client.
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by manvillej 2y ago
functional programming seems to rely on it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category_theory
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by manvillej 2y ago
time for more people to learn Docker & Pip. that's my go to DS stack solution and its just easier.
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by manvillej 2y ago
This is a little too close to Learning How to Learn by Dr Oakley. You might have a copyright violation FYI. don't get me wrong, I like the content, but this feels intentionally close.
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by manvillej 2y ago
do you have a demo or video of the tool? screenshots?
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by manvillej 2y ago
mobile apps seem to be working just fine
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by manvillej 2y ago
each extra drone is more power needed to keep the drones and wire in the air. More power requirements means bigger wires, bigger wires mean more resistance, which means more power In addition, every drone has dependency on all of the drones
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by manvillej 2y ago
if a user does something the manufacturer told them specifically not to do, I have a hard time blaming the manufacturer for it. Within an approved use? absolutely, blame the manufacturer. but if you shoot yourself in the foot, don't bl
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by manvillej 2y ago
tragedy of your shitty website and the commons. "we need to monetize our site more" - proceeds to ruin the experience of the site, driving customers to adblocking technologies, reducing engagements because adblocking applies to al
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by manvillej 2y ago
My favorite field, Operations Research. Nothing is as sweet. Nothing as elegant. Nothing as mindbreakingly infurating when you don't know the answer yet.
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by manvillej 2y ago
good IT security is invisible, allows me to do everything I need, protects us from every threat, costs nothing, and scales to every possible technology the business buys. /s
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by manvillej 2y ago
what a predictable result. changing to a priority queue in a heavily utilized system will ALWAYS increase wait time for other tasks if independent tasks. The ONLY time thats not true is if higher priority tasks would eliminate the need for
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by manvillej 2y ago
this can only go terribly
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by manvillej 2y ago
async?
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by manvillej 2y ago
Third Party Risk is a big deal these days. Especially with the rise in supply chain attacks
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by manvillej 2y ago
yes, hackers will use VPNs.

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