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by merb 4y ago
nutanix uses the apache licensed version probably, which changed in 2021. so it's even more buzzling since they would've just needed a NOTICES file.
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by merb 4y ago
> IIS w/External Connector licensing you do not need external connector licensing (only if you authenticate all users against ad)
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by merb 4y ago
well if opensuse tumbleweed would use apt I would use it instantly, however zypper is so niche...
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by merb 4y ago
on clouds the only problem is HT. on vm providers it's cpu overcommitment (clouds rarely do that)
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by merb 4y ago
> 98-99% of the time it was the same function calling itself well if the same function is in the "tail" it would still apply a tail call elimination. But a lot of the time tail call eliminiation is only needed in some extreme c
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by merb 4y ago
well on an ev you go through tires more quickly if you drive it in a regenerative style. on an ice on the other hand you will less likely go through a lot of tires if you go for the smallest consumption. the driving styles just differ enorm
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by merb 4y ago
btw. the gas push was not only by germany, in fact if you have nuclear you have the same remaining problem as renwables. germany btw. was one of the countries which wanted to block the nuclear part. In fact there were some countries (and st
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by merb 4y ago
you either have wind or you have solar. most of the time in a country as big as france there is always a place where you have tons of either one. storage is only needed for spikes, which btw. is also needed for nuclear (or you can use gas).
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by merb 4y ago
well the seperate airport is basically on the other side and was already in full rename at around ~2018. (I was there and it was crammed...)
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by merb 4y ago
ansible... btw. ansible breaks basically tons of stuff every release, so no matter if the pypi crytography broke ansible. ansible is already broke. heck they renamed their package in the most stupid way ever...
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by merb 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Load-following_power_plant > Load-following plants are typically in between base load and peaking power plants in efficiency, speed of start-up and shut-down, construction cost, cost of
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by merb 4y ago
> If you want to eliminate your dependence on natural gas, then, the only feasible option is nuclear. no. you need gas for nuclear AND renewables. it really does not matter. it's bullshit to argue against it unless you show the worl
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by merb 4y ago
btw. kubernetes is just a scheduler. you give kubernetes a definition and it will schedule the things according to your definition. everything else is basically just an addon.
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by merb 4y ago
> If you care enough about global warming to reach carbon neutrality, then obviously, gas plants are not a long term solution. In that case you need to go to fully renewable, or some combination of renewables and nuclear. btw. a lot of p
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by merb 4y ago
I’m optimistic we could find a way to ramp solar/wind up and down. We don’t do it now because it’s easier to run it at full capacity for economic and safety reasons. Adding some thermal storage (which the SMR companies are trying) or v
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by merb 4y ago
you know in america and europe solar and wind is stable. it's not like the whole of america is in clouds or has no wind, neither holds true. the problem with the grid is that it's hard to support a wind/solar grid somewhere e
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by merb 4y ago
> Ppl dont understand that we can build reactors that not only can be powered up bu old nuclear waste but also are physically impossible to explode. we would be able to yes, but we can't. not because it's technically impossible
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by merb 4y ago
well adjusting the latency is the easy part. doing it in real time while observing the connection and making adjustments, that is when it becomes hard. and they did it basically after the network stack, so if a paket took 40ms they added n
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by merb 4y ago
> Just look at how the big FANG companies managed to adopt OpenID and yet made it so that it can't be used to authenticate users between them. They never liked identity federation because it would mean not controlling the user'
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by merb 4y ago
well yeah. it's explained here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/programming-g... btw. it's not called "runtime evaluation" and more or less a kind of runtime substitution. (
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by merb 4y ago
> 1. Virtual threads are threads, meaning you get the same troubleshooting (stack traces), debugging, and profiling support by the runtime and its tools as for "platform" (i.e. OS-backed) threads. I never had any problem with d
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by merb 4y ago
I added a snippt which also explains the user side, I doubt either has a benefit. both can be misued. I already seen bad go code because of this and I've also seen bad C# code. In fact go code is harder to reason because of this, since
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by merb 4y ago
because green threads and async/await have both upsides and downsides. if it would've been as easy as the comment would've described it, they would've shipped it in jdk 8, but they didn't. they ship a preview in jdk
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by merb 4y ago
this looks sick and probably makes materialized views (without updating everything at once) a little bit more easier.
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by merb 4y ago
well its bullshit, there are some shitty ones but also some really good ones. besides a smart meter is only required for certain people. only a digital meter will be required for most people. a digital meter will be smart if it gets a commu
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by merb 4y ago
you can use opentelemetry to get traces and metrics for golang net/http, but since I'm not using it I have no idea what metrics are already supported. btw. google does use golang services at scale (I'm not a googler) but they
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by merb 4y ago
so it began, sern restarted the time machine
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by merb 5y ago
the article also doesnt mention france's gas consumption, which was mostly about electricity, while german uses the gas 50:50 (heat and electricity). basically nuclear won't replaces gas and gas won't replace nuclear. if we w
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by merb 5y ago
> You can buy a toy kit to build a record player, a CD player is just too complicated. you don't need a toy kit, to get sound of a vinyl. but yes it's basically impossible to build a laser and tech to read cd-da and than get au
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by merb 5y ago
well germany uses less gas for energy, but more for heating and overall way way more coal. of course france has less co2 emissions. coal is even worse than gas which favors france by a big margin. in a best of case scenario we would not use

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