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by mynegation 2y ago
Not an expert, but as far as I know, the best way to make non-alcoholic drink is to make real thing and then carefully take alcohol out of it, so at least in terms of COGS the producer will spend more money. But mostly I think it is supply
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by mynegation 2y ago
Maybe not the gin (did not like it to begin with), but alcohol-free wine, yes. The taste still gives some memories of ritual and celebration without associated health damage. Good likeness of wine, turns out, is not very cheap. You can buy
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by mynegation 2y ago
For everyone in disbelief like I was: “… past the age of 80
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by mynegation 2y ago
Are you an MD like the author? And even if not - what is your rebuttal here?
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by mynegation 2y ago
Missed the chance to call it “Actinium”
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by mynegation 2y ago
That works in reverse too. While I am in awe of what humanity already achieved - when I read fictional timelines of fictional worlds (Middle-Earth or Westeros/Essos) I am wondering how getting frozen in medieval like time is even possi
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by mynegation 2y ago
For many specialized tasks you can run BERTs (and simpler models in general) at scale, with lower latency, at lesser cost, with similar or even better results.
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by mynegation 2y ago
It is possible, just not practical in many cases. For incremental computations you should be able to either reverse the computation or store the inputs _and_ intermediate results. And you have to repeat some non trivial share of computation
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by mynegation 2y ago
Index funds follow indices and to follow an index asset manager holds a weighted basket of respective stocks. If stock is excluded from the index, asset manager sell it off and that puts downward pressure on the stock price. Reverse happens
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by mynegation 2y ago
“I admit I don’t understand these results. There’s clearly nothing in the runtime itself that prevents these types of speeds.” Oh, there is. The default Java serialization is sort of like “pickle” module in Python - if you are familiar. It
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NLNet: Funding for Digital Commons Projects(nlnet.nl)
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by mynegation 2y ago
And now this story has disappeared from the HN home page
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by mynegation 2y ago
As a math major, programmer and musical snob (I do hate jazz though) I figured that there are people who love complexity and nuance and their brain lights up with sense of awe getting into Haskell, jazz, and pure math. And there are people
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by mynegation 2y ago
All valid concerns and I suspect Workbrew is slated to address exactly those issues.
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by mynegation 2y ago
These solutions do not need to look for a problem. They solve very real pain points. I am old enough that I remember doing the things “ssh to server and rsync” way. Heck I do it sometimes still for my personal projects. Here are the example
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by mynegation 2y ago
Many good responses here about why you actually need those CI/CD tools. From my experience I would summarize it as “standardized, repeatable, automated processes at scale”. I am surprised though that you are getting those questions abo
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by mynegation 2y ago
I was unhappy that bike share app in my city does not do a good job displaying availability of bikes or docks on the map so I wrote my own web app that gives me color coded availability of bikes and bike docks near my home, my typical desti
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by mynegation 2y ago
My understanding from the context is: Microsoft made it a prerequisite for registering the app in the Windows store, after noticing encryption in features.
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by mynegation 2y ago
This is situation I am in and I went for a completely fanless mini ITX system that works very well for me for close to 10 years already (yes, it is time for an upgrade - probably to a fanless N100 based mini ITX). These systems are a great
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by mynegation 2y ago
It explicitly states small VPS as a target, so - yes - Linux. I realize you can deploy non-Linux image on VPS, but hosting docker containers on Linux is the default
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by mynegation 2y ago
So… perfect workaround for a work computer?
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by mynegation 2y ago
Anti frame is saying that free speech guarantee in Constitution only applies to the relationship between the government and the citizens, not between private entities.
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by mynegation 2y ago
> In my house we must have a good attitude or be silent. Having grown up in a house like that and re-learning to express my feelings and being able to empathize with people close to me later in life - I ask you to take a harder look at t
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by mynegation 2y ago
I have not used Caddy, I use traefik and it discovers docker properties for configuration and TLS certificates with auto update. Not sure about dynamic DNS - I do not use it from Traefik. Adding and removing containers does not need a resta
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by mynegation 2y ago
If you read “won’t be able to access” as “forbidden by our TOS to access” that can still be true. Or - literally - at some point in the future they will introduce some preventative measures.
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by mynegation 2y ago
There were and definitely appeared the readers with pretty much equivalent functionality and some were even copying the look and feel straight up. But the main advantage of the reader was that it had almost all the past posts from the feed
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by mynegation 2y ago
The music itself sounds more like the past than the future of music and I guess indie is just not my cup of tea, but as a fan of some other obscure bands and styles, I can relate. Even then I do not think it is the future of music distribut
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by mynegation 3y ago
Docker-compose and be done with it. Kubernetes and NixOS are great and more powerful than docker compose, but the learning curve is longer. Feel free to graduate to k8s or NixOS, once you are up and running with compose. Docker compose has
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by mynegation 3y ago
Okay, we get the humblebrag, you have a great relative or even absolute pitch. I am not going around telling everyone that Monty Hall’s problem or Simpson’s paradox is glaringly obvious once you think about it. I am not getting confused lik
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by mynegation 3y ago
Do you ever find yourself in a situation where all NAT traversal strategies fail and your only way is through DERP server. Unless your in your own DERP, this is one of the situations where Tailscale might be useful.

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