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mianos
6y ago
Not to be negative but this reminds me of Python 3, where they want to make a largely but not completely compatible new C++. Like Python 3, it would be great to get a bunch of things fixed and force people to use the new, better, way of doi
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mianos
6y ago
Although WAAS and other similar techniques can be used to improve the accuracy there are many impracticalities of using secondary sources. The reason stated was to encourage civilian uses of the better accuracy. The other federal department
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mianos
6y ago
I have used the C++, python and Java clients and they are all pretty usable. Pulsar deployment support is great. It seems the teams deploy it themselves.
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mianos
6y ago
Skype at its earlier peak used Postgres as a queue at huge scale. PGQueue. It had a few tweaks and, sure, it is an anti-pattern but it can work. It is sure handy if you are already using postgres and want to maintain a small stack.
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mianos
6y ago
If you are holding significant Bitcoin over a long period I don't think it's recommended to have it sitting in an exchange wallet. Most of the top tier exchanges have very good security these days but there is an extra risk as o
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mianos
6y ago
It would be more apt to say the spring is in a high viscosity fluid. It takes some time for the fluid to move away because there is some friction in the system. It's free to make small movements quite quickly but the longer ones are da
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mianos
6y ago
I wonder if the tool-chain would be better under Linux? It is kind if funny the way Windows development has always been a hassle. Mscvars.bat and such has been there for at least 20 years.
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mianos
6y ago
What about AWX/Tower? It offers both a GUI and REST interface to the playbooks.
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mianos
7y ago
A pretty normal C idiom. Maybe some old C programmers wanted it? (One of which I am but I like my python pythonic so it wasn't me).
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mianos
7y ago
I use a similar library called Schema at https://pypi.org/project/schema/ I love the expressive nature of it. Just this week I was validating both yaml and json configuration data with it. One thing missing from
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mianos
7y ago
'Fields' or 'fields' or both, I laughed out loud. Mathematicians might find this quite funny.
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mianos
7y ago
The Soul Of a New Machine is a book that seemed similar to me. A non-fiction story about the creation of a computer.
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mianos
7y ago
No one said TLDR this article, ever. This account has all the components of great book. It reminds me of 'The Soul of a New Machine'.
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mianos
7y ago
This comment was right at the bottom. It was so funny I just spit my coffee.
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mianos
7y ago
This is kind of exactly what they said it didn't do.
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mianos
7y ago
Just go easy on the vitamin A, he seems to have plenty of that.
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mianos
7y ago
Although it out date I was amazed, after using the original dump1090 after work for a few years, that is 'the' antirez, the author of redis that I used during work. :)
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mianos
7y ago
The ARM M0 thumb software divide takes 45 cycles or less. It is still faster than the AGC in terms of clock cycles.
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mianos
7y ago
The EU regulatory bodies are full time fully funded bodies whose job is to keep developing regulations. It is not like you and I who are trying solve each problem as it comes up and move on. Their job is to find problems to solve first. If
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mianos
7y ago
Down here in Australia, we have had a few similar incidents with 'free range' eggs. It really needs the quotes as the more demand there is for free range eggs the more that are available. The farmers move them from batteries so pe
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mianos
7y ago
Having the width include the border because that is how a physical box works has to be one of the all time stupid design decisions of all time. What sort of management structure would lead to something like that? It suggests there was some
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mianos
7y ago
This reminds me of the coastline paradox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coastline_paradox Specifically, due to the fractal nature of a coastline the length diverges to infinity. The theoretical length at the infinite s
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mianos
7y ago
The common plausible explanation is you securely erased the disk or partition before. This would produce the same randomness signature.
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mianos
7y ago
And, use unique pointers where possible. I see a lot of code using shared ptr where unique would suffice, even in my own code.
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mianos
7y ago
I'll burn all my reputation for this but every team I worked in complained about having to keep calling lambdas to keep the latency down for all five years. Having to ping end points to do this costs money and taking five years to do t
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mianos
7y ago
The 'puzzle' part is the best filter for them. Any professional programmer who has spent many years writing stock exchanges/banks/financial systems has not had any recent practice delving into the intricacies of the most
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mianos
7y ago
> 3. Don't stop innovating. The developers who were there since day 1 who refuse to adopt new tech? Yeah, get rid of them. They're pulling the rest down to their level. Here is one, listen to the experienced developers, stop in
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7y ago
This reminds me of pgqueue https://github.com/markokr/skytools as used at skype. It works and it works well but needs a plugin so maybe not so good for RDS.
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mianos
7y ago
Might this help by reducing the size of the pi-hole black list?
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mianos
7y ago
I am not sure this would work unless they ban incoming telegraphic transfers.
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