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by mlhpdx 2y ago
As I recall EVs (generalizing) require maintenance less often, but the maintenance is expensive comparatively. I suspect it varies significantly by brand in reality.
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
Pepsi and microwave popcorn are food? Couldn’t get past that despite the valid point the author was attempting to make.
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
Agreed. I’ve tried other editors but so far I’ve always come back to sequencediagram.org — it just works, low fuss.
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
> … though generics that include a comma are currently not supported. [1] So yes-ish, only in the most basic way. [1] https://mermaid.js.org/syntax/classDiagram.html
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
Do Mermaid class diagrams support generics (parameterized types)?
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
Nice. I had gone looking for this a week or two ago and was surprised it wasn’t available to me.
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
The two categories of enterprises I’ve seen most react differently. There are staid, predictable and well understood businesses that highly value discounts, some to the point of absurdity. There are also enterprises with a more dynamic natu
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
What kind of bearings would be used on these? With a traditional setup the bearing are on a relatively small shaft, but on these things they’re 10+ inches out. At the same wheel rate of spin the differential velocity between the surfaces wi
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
My mother taught me something similar as a child. She called it “jellyfish” and the challenge was to be completely relaxed in every muscle. Later I added a simple mental exercise (visualizing each letter of the alphabet sequentially). As an
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
When I was 12, I drew electric cars with hub motors like these. In college I took dynamics and started the long wait for lightweight motors. So, I’m kind of jazzed to break out those old sketchs and see what I imagined back then. Perhaps ir
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
Not my experience at all. The DX is different, but not bad in my, and it has been extremely reliable and inexpensive for my use cases and workloads. I built mainstream stuff and a global multi-region replicated DDB table with backups is ess
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Around the world by sailboat in 65 days(vendeeglobe.org)
3 points by mlhpdx 2y ago|0 comments
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
The scroll experience on the landing page is maddening.
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
No mention of the actual accuracy (and precision) which is critical, obviously. Or did I miss it?
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
Is the example echo server lock-step with respect to requests and responses? I’m not sure how Python async for with async/await works, but in dotnet similar code would be effectively serial.
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
Everything on the list I’ve seen done (been hands-on with) very successfully, most of them repeatedly. I’ve also seen many, many more failed (and often pointless) attempts. I don’t have any great answer to why other than the importance (pr
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
It very much depends on the project. TF has all sorts of slowness and failure modes all its own.
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
FWIW, my approach to IaC has been to focus on the “I” with CloudFormation — the networking, storage, IAM, other AWS primitives and etc. This stuff doesn’t change as often, and safe/reliable deployments are more valuable than quick ones
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
Even so, it is a fairly hostile policy. If Amazon looses or destroys an item under their control, I’d expect them to cover the cost of getting a new item “in inventory”. Car insurance is often for “replacement value”, right?
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
This is my understanding as well. What matters is that the records contain PII, not where it came from.
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Tax Defeat Closes Schools (1987)(upi.com)
2 points by mlhpdx 2y ago|0 comments
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
Lambda requires an experience and intent to get right, and when it is right it’s an obvious win. The cost of innovation and experimentation is basically zero —- build it and if they don’t come just leave it running for no cost and maybe the
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
While I’m in complete agreement /s this feels a lot like a commercial for Meyers Briggs.
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
I think we agree that it’s the rules that need to change. The software just made that clear, and those making it don’t get to change the rules — their bosses bosses do.
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
> They only target the poor schools anyway. The three schools around me are among the richest in the state and all have recruiters visit regularly. What’s your source for that belief?
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
Perhaps there needs to be some acknowledgment that people aren’t perfect and soldiers don’t need to be and a more flexible, nuanced screening process. A system that required dishonesty wasn’t honorable and it seems odd to blame the software
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
I prefer the journey. I don’t want to “be” independent, I want to “become” independent. The former is winning the lottery, the latter is a long and difficult path.
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
C# again. I aspire to get back to C++ but this isn’t the year for me.
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
I'd guess the answer is that "yes" it is still relevant, but I'd be guessing that "most" companies care more about economic efficiency than ideology, too. If you have metrics on how much companies spend to be
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by mlhpdx 2y ago
Or the same data set over time.

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