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Wuhan seafood market pneumonia virus isolate Wuhan-Hu-1, complete genome
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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This is the first time I've heard Clipper mentioned in a looong time. I was just talking the other day how useful it was in those days that there were tools that included the database and UI all in one. Everything was a bit easier beca
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The 2038 problem is already affecting some systems
(twitter.com)
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US Budget Deficit Was over 1T Dollars
(nytimes.com)
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It seems like there might be a pretty straight up tradeoff between difficulty of developing software and quantity of software produced. So the more we attempt to optimize at a lower level, the more time it takes to develop, and the less sof
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The sad but true reason is because people aren't generally making rational decisions on here. They'll claim a reason, but it's usually really based on pre-conceived notions. "Google kills projects so I won't use Flu
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Seems like it: https://www.awea.org/wind-101/benefits-of-wind/wind-in-my-co... Maybe a slightly biased source based on the name, but probably roughly right at least.
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Electric Cars Threaten the Heart of Germany’s Economy
(nytimes.com)
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Twitter to stop re-compressing images
(twitter.com)
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When someone tries to take down your site and fails
(twitter.com)
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This sounds like the first line in a novel.
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JetBrains: $270M revenue, 405K paying users, $0 raised
(twitter.com)
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AWS Graviton2: What it means for Arm in the data center
(zdnet.com)
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What does the performance comparison mean on this page? Does it mean a similar vCPU count A2 instance is ~40% faster than an Intel based M5 one? Or is the 40% improvement mainly through higher core count?
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This hasn't been the case for most Java projects I deal with, native dependencies are fairly rare. Can't comment on Python or Node.
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Understanding the JDK’s New Superfast Garbage Collectors
(blogs.oracle.com)
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Seeing a Code as Craft talk at Etsy 10 years ago, or however long ago it was, changed how I develop web services completely. It was truly a revelation. Continuous deployment is fairly common now, but back then it was still radical enough th
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I hadn't seen the network driver comparison before, interesting. Go does really well here, maybe because this is the kind of job is was designed for originally? I'm not sure. For the kinds of things I generally write, this is usua
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My sense is that most people moving to Go are coming from Node and that explains their excitement about the performance. Not many upsides when you’re already on Java.
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Developer “Swiss Army Knife” v0.3
(github.com)
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7y ago
Very interesting. If you wouldn't mind sharing some more details: Are you receiving fairly steady order flow now? Where do most of your customers come from? Thanks!
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Causal Profiler for Java
(decave.github.io)
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This is so cool! Using streetview really matters for some reason, it made it totally obvious where the thing was going to appear. Great job.
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Dart 2.5 announced: Direct C interop and ML autocomplete
(medium.com)
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The basis of this post isn't too sound: * The "5k% spikes" being discussed here are on a tiny base load. His peak is 6K page views in a day. That's 4 pages a MINUTE. A raspberry pi could handle that. Anything can handle
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Given unlimited time, money and importance of the code in question - go for 100% coverage. Otherwise, probably not.
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Good point, the multi-AZ RDS feature is a nice way to get most of the resilience upsides without any additional app complexity. You do double your database cost, but that might be worth it.
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Just wanted to add a quick note before we get the usual deluge of "you should be running in multiple AZs and regions" posts: These outages are relatively rare and your best decision might just be to accept the tiny amount of downt
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Bad idea: Being dependent on a single company for your salary while also holding mostly that company's stock in your investment portfolio. Worse idea: Also investing in that same company's highly risky VC fund. Worst idea: Borrowi
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Again, I find refactoring tools handle this well, and also this is kind of the point for me - I want to see the effect of type changes.
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