mianos

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by mianos 3y ago
> It works great until it doesn't, and the way it breaks puts you in a state that's very difficult to recover from. This is similar to saying, 'if I mess up all the tables in one database I wreck the rest'. Just my op
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by mianos 3y ago
The software works excellently in a development environment and performs well when running as a single instance. However, I encountered issues when scaling it up for high availability in a clustered setup. The system would fail inconsistent
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by mianos 3y ago
Skype used postgres as queue with a small plugin to process all their CDR many years ago. I have no idea if it used these days but it was 'web scale', 10 years ago. Just working, while people on the internet argued about using a d
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by mianos 3y ago
Yes. It's actually not as simple as it sounds and involved preparing all my own meals. This said. A bottle of salt lasts a long long at home. Eating out is a quick way to get 100% of your DVA in one meal. Disappointingly, it made no di
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by mianos 3y ago
If you use python, there is an excellent json5 module. But true, it may not be as well supported by other languages. I am not sure I may as well be using yaml. I don't like it for the multiple reasons in the OP and this thread. If you
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by mianos 3y ago
Json5, although not widely adopted. Has // comments and /* block comments. It also allows additional trailing , in lists. Something I hate but is a great feature if you use a macro system on top of it. (Like jinja2).
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by mianos 3y ago
NO it's not, or False it's not or Not "NO". Ok you win. What a joke of a configuration language.
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by mianos 3y ago
Your comments seem to closely reflect mine. I'll have to take your advice and give it another go. It's everything all the others want to be. The architecture with distributed bookkeeper underneath seems so much more advanced.
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by mianos 3y ago
I have a good diet, do lots of exercise (ride 16-20 ks every day, weights 2-3 times a week), don't smoke (never have), hardly drink (a beer every few weeks), thin (mid BMI), not skinny, not fat and have high blood pressure. It's a
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by mianos 3y ago
While pulsar on paper seems a superior solution, in my experience it is very still very immature and very buggy. I really want to use it over kafka but I would not bet my business on it. I am not a fan of Kafka, it's kinda old, and the
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by mianos 3y ago
I have a similar problem with youtube music premium. It keeps adding songs that I thumbs down to my liked song list. It even added a few songs I thumbs downed to my seasonal favourite playlists. It feels like I must have insulted a develope
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by mianos 3y ago
This whole thing is so easy to use. Pip install or docker installer, start little flask app and you are good to go. The speech output of this tool is as good as I have ever heard. I am looking forward to sending this to my ESP32 remote audi
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by mianos 3y ago
And reposting the main point from ye olde discussion: .. nathanmarz on Oct 13, 2011 | parent | next [–] I never said anywhere that it provides strong consistency. .. Click-bait then, same now.
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by mianos 3y ago
You used to be able to make small business filings on their portal as well. Then it got too hard when they spent a few years making many many more rules. They then mandated you use a third party to file things like employee payments saying
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by mianos 3y ago
Imagine when the clowns running Australia go for the same thing. They just blew 2.8B last week on a failed IT project. It happens once every few months. While the private industry struggles to deliver IT, the government here completely fail
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by mianos 3y ago
But for personal projects there is some value in both just shipping it and going on a massive tangent to deeply learn something. For all non trivial projects the line is somewhere in between and nothing is as black and white.
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by mianos 3y ago
It is highly possible to take a whole day the first time you cook something new. Being a good cook is as much about managing time and processes as it is learning the recipe. The more you cook something the quicker it is. There are many shor
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by mianos 3y ago
Is there some reason the largest space is used up by .so objects or is this just people going git add *?
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by mianos 3y ago
Not comparable to podman: "Is OrbStack free? OrbStack is completely free to use during beta, but it will become a paid product afterwards. We're still working out the details, but this is the plan so far (subject to change): Perso
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by mianos 3y ago
In Australian, a local government competition body regularly pursues this sort of fake-ass pricing. They are a great laugh once they a fined, but it is not so funny before. Here is one that is as ridiculous as the Black-Friday fake deals. e
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by mianos 3y ago
This is, yet another, cause vs correlation, misconception. Some successful projects had a bunch of experienced, smart and sensible developers who wrote down how they did it after they did it. Some other good people agreed, this was how the
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by mianos 3y ago
While I agree that 99% seems made up. I am a bit of a chemistry hobbyist and produce a wide range of flavourings. I have also been to vanilla farms and bought lots of vanilla pods. The yield from vanilla pods, not matter what process I trie
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by mianos 3y ago
Most vanilla flavour, 99%, is produced by creating synthetic vanillin. I guess this is included.
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by mianos 3y ago
Not sure this one is actually valid. You can't infer a type. Maybe in C++40 where types are so 30s?
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by mianos 3y ago
If you have ever worked in C++, you will find there are numerous Code Lawyers whose main business is to review all C++ for minor C++2030 infractions, missing optimisations and lack of use of the most obtuse language feature when you do thin
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by mianos 3y ago
It would be great if they replaced the Waze search with Google. I really like the waze mapping and interface, but when I use voice to search for a destination, it is nearly useless here in Sydney. For example, if I search for an exact local
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by mianos 3y ago
If the video is to be believed, the samples shown are huge compared to a, trivial to make, pulled or cut platinum wire probe. You could just put it on a plate in an SPM and measure it. So many questions. I assume this is all possible but th
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by mianos 3y ago
The ESP8266 was a game changer for me. I had some STM32 boards and some Arduinos but when we got wifi and low level hardware things really got fun. I have a temperature controller and a platinum temperature sensor with a dedicated 3 wire bo
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by mianos 3y ago
Yes everything is better. I like the way languages like python have dicts completely built in and in modern C++ maps are almost as native. The amount of code that needs to be done is the same it just does a lot more. I started in 8085 assem
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by mianos 3y ago
Ah true. I'm using the wrong family name.

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