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by noselasd 2y ago
My biggest beef with VictoriaMetrics is I can't delete and re-ingest a range of data. i.e. if I discover yesterdays data was messed up due to some issue in downstream data processing, I can't delete yesterdays data and re-ingest t
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by noselasd 2y ago
> That said, I'm still significantly confused why the hell you can only store numeric values. It just seems like a very arbitrary constraint. "In mathematics, a time series is a series of data points indexed (or listed or graph
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by noselasd 2y ago
At least with Facebook you've given them consent to do so.
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by noselasd 2y ago
Yes. Have a look at e.g. https://www.climate.gov/news-features/understanding-climate/...
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by noselasd 2y ago
or Baobab https://wiki.gnome.org/action/show/Apps/DiskUsageAnalyzer?ac...
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by noselasd 2y ago
I'm not sure if you're just venting or genuinly curious, but the economy doesn't add up. Raising 50 extra animals would bankrupt those farmers you're talking about.
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by noselasd 2y ago
What are these "stops" in this context, for the non-photo nerds ?
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by noselasd 2y ago
For me it always lead to confusion, indecision and not buying anything when there’s too many choices
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by noselasd 2y ago
SCTP has hearbeats to detect that.
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Upgrading Ingenuity's Flight Software [video](youtube.com)
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Lessons Learned in Managing Time and Space Partitioning for Europa Clipper [video](youtube.com)
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On-Board Cloud Detection Using Deep Neural Networks for Earth Observation [video](youtube.com)
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by noselasd 2y ago
I don't think anyone would confuse the two.
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by noselasd 3y ago
I do think implementations like that are not particularly useful though. You want a runtime to handle and multiplex blocking calls - otherwise if you perform any blocking calls (mostly I/O) in one fiber, you block everything - so what
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by noselasd 3y ago
Browser manufacturers normally don't have contracts that binds them to supply product X for Y years.
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by noselasd 3y ago
Another neat thing is when you copy the text on your iOS device, it appears in your clipboard on Mac, so you can just paste it. (Assuming both devices are on the same wifi/local network.
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by noselasd 3y ago
Ofcourse you can't trust it. It's trained on code from github repos, and, suprise, people copy paste GPL code all the time into their repo which they randomly chose a permissive license for when the repo was created.
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by noselasd 3y ago
Not really, it's a gcc toolchain for compiling code targeting MS-DOS, it doesn't really provide much in terms compatibility between windows and linux
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by noselasd 3y ago
I'm writing unit tests in rust and c++, I'm in the same boat as the op, often finding logical errors while writing the tests. Not to mention peace of mind when you go and mess around with code you wrote 9 months ago - if you mess
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by noselasd 3y ago
Yet most western countries has found ways to improve upon those ancient times.
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by noselasd 3y ago
why are there smoke coming of the plant if it's closed ? I'm not quite following what you're actually meaning to say here
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by noselasd 3y ago
It's pretty much mandatory for developers and tech people using a Mac to turn off the global "Use smart quotes and dashes" and most of the text replacement gunk. It's quite counterproductive to have someone paste a json
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by noselasd 3y ago
Don't think 6 million would be enough, the max temp and co2 levels of the Cretaceous was 66 million years ago, and the Cretaceous period was 145-60 million years ago. That perioid may be a somewhat large peak in a co2 graph, making the
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by noselasd 3y ago
This is highly dependent on the location. We certainly know there was a large interconnectede monetary economy around the middle east and the mediterranean around 3000 years ago. The roman empire was largely a monetarian economy as well, a
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by noselasd 3y ago
The couple workflow engines I've used supports that. It sounds crazy to not support something that obvious
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by noselasd 3y ago
Did anyone do the same the two days ago? (but just did't make any money yesterday ?). What about 100 days ago ? And so on. It is certainly no secret that Cisco wanted to buy Splunk for $20BN in Februart 2022
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by noselasd 3y ago
TCP has a lot of rules nailed down in numerous RFCs - everything from how to handle sequence numbers, the 3-way handshake, congestion control, and much more. That translates into a whole lot of code that needs to run, while unix sockets are
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by noselasd 3y ago
> "companies are using your reading history to target ads" Keep in mind that this is also: * "Companies are using your reading history to build a profile of you, including political stance, age, gender, location, religion,
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by noselasd 3y ago
> 1) What is the reasoning behind 6 digit years? Surely any system contrived today will not exist in the year 100,000. But ... I want someone to put together a simulator that can estimate where Voyager 2 will be at e.g. 020000-01-01
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by noselasd 3y ago
"X seconds from the time this message was sent" would certainly not hit 6PM local time if the local timezone offset changed - unless you also update X every time it does.

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