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by olivermuty 3y ago
If you want a language and VM that makes it easy to run jobs on different compute then boy do I have great news for you ;) Running heterogenous loads on an elixir cluster is almost trivial. Certainly trivial compared to other languages. No
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Elixir dev here, just to put the context in place first hehe. Couldn’t that thing be typed as the web format? A nested set of string props with either string or number types in the leaves. Then use those types to traverse and pull into «rea
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by olivermuty 3y ago
To be fair, their status page says emails don’t work haha
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Its even worse. Revenue payout for creators is based on impressions of ads towards the paying users. Meaning there is incentive to show even more ads to the ones who pay. Elon is genuising twitter very hard :D
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by olivermuty 3y ago
BP now formally stands for Beyond Petroleum, so that laughable rebrand is already started. Like Norways flagship Statoil change to Equinor. Limp greenwashing
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by olivermuty 3y ago
I don’t disagree on the summary of your post. Especially for refactoring, types can be great. But it is funny you chose the creator of Scala as the example. The gold plated banana cables of typing. The entire language and its endless lang m
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Teams is a horrible software, but every single aws person I have talked to would love to use it instead of Chime. Not to mention that most of their most important (enterprise) customers are using it. It’s nice to be able to casually chat wi
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Just gonna chip in here and say that anything costing a 100 bucks is not valid as an argument in a conversation about cloud. The prime selling point for cloud for large enterprises was (and still is): - a signatory that shares blame on seve
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Put 29 988 people spread out on the globe (slightly larger since we are further out in the radius, but lets ignore that). Do you still wonder? Probably you could put a few million up there before collision is a worry. Space debris and block
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Thats the whole point, I don’t know what I am doing.
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by olivermuty 3y ago
I bought a $1200 mirrorless which was supposedly the best in class a couple of years ago. All my photos look like they were shot on a potato compared to my iphone. Not to mention that I don't walk around with that mirrorless camera in
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Which is a great if you consider that 99.98% of iphone owners wont know how to do it better themselves. It will be fascinating for anthropologists a few hundred years from now to see the increase in quality in «every day photography» that c
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Will you be providing this for bring-your-own-compute in general? There is a gaping hole in the market for this. All the big vendors that provide postgres as a service require you to be on very specific types of hosting like aws fargate, go
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Did you just use freedom to escape the system as an argument in favour of the system? Or what is your point here?
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Because I (we) want rigid schemas with transaction wrapped DDL migrations more than I want blazing speed at Discords scale.
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Haha! Good point, I dont have any folklore rules for them :(
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Most western diets gets more than enough d-vitamin through food additives. Just a couple of slices of cheese per day and some milk is all the d-vit you need here apparently. The old folk saying is to take d-vitamin supplements in all months
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by olivermuty 3y ago
You run your own mail?
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by olivermuty 3y ago
I think that prepper scenario is way more likely in a «I got mine, screw you» society like the US. All the countries you list have their issues, but their base level of societal egalitarism is orders of magnitude higher. I would not be surp
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Waves can travel a long way from a storm, but they wont be very choppy without wind no.
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Got a source for the wild has less parasites claim? I have heard the opposite a lot and have seen studies backing it. Curious to know if thats changed.
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by olivermuty 3y ago
This is making me more excited for season four of For All Mankind!
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by olivermuty 3y ago
Even the «old» crap gen1 Tesla chargers outputs 150kw
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by olivermuty 3y ago
It scares me that I have no idea if this is a real comment or just satire :D
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by olivermuty 3y ago
This argument is nonsensical unless you suggest the tickets should be sellable. False equivalent argumentation. Edit: Excellent idea to give poor people money either way though. UBI!
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by olivermuty 4y ago
I was quoting the staff at the hospital and took their word as granted. It also says so on the box of our Hipp formula powder box (the one meant for 0-6 month old kids). I am also a bit pragmatic and think that it’s most likely not dangerou
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by olivermuty 4y ago
For infants this is not food safe. The powder should be mixed with water that is at least 70C to kill bacteria that might be present in the powder. For older babies (6+) then maybe not so important. In the weaning period when I took over wi
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by olivermuty 4y ago
Have you tried gpt4? Because I have and this sounds like wild cherrypicking of lucky results. «How to to play chess» -> devolve into illegal moves quickly? So does that mean that its model of physics will let it levitate as well then?
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by olivermuty 4y ago
For the crap devs maybe, but high skill devs and arcitechts will be able to charge more than ever to oversee all of this «productivity» from the AIs.
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by olivermuty 4y ago
I concur, smugness levels severely lowered from my side here :( I do still think touting a payment system with the transaction cowt of BTC for poor people is a tad rididcolous, but it’s hard to make that point after my crash and burn mixup.

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