onraglanroad

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by onraglanroad 1y ago
Those things have been figured out, you're just choosing not to implement them (you generally, not you specifically).
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by onraglanroad 1y ago
> Not all of us are trying eek out every drop of performance You probably mean "eke out". Unless the performance is particularly scary :)
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by onraglanroad 1y ago
I tend to use Ansible to set up for Puppet. There's an Ansible provider for Terraform so you can do the whole thing in there.
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by onraglanroad 1y ago
You're both wrong about the number of prisoners. The link clearly states 2/3 of prisoners are workers and 3/4 of them report being compelled to work. That works out at 1/2 of all prisoners. Trying to spin this as benefit
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by onraglanroad 1y ago
That calculation doesn't make any sense. I mean you both multiply and divide by 10kWh, so those cancel out and you end up with just $ (not "per" anything). What's that supposed to be the price of? I guess if you have 10,
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by onraglanroad 1y ago
From your own first link: "Because opposite poles attract, Earth's south magnetic pole is physically actually a magnetic north pole"
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by onraglanroad 1y ago
It's a strange set of affairs where prices dropping is a terrible thing and prices increasing is good.
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by onraglanroad 1y ago
Nobody knows. That's the reason why you were pointed to Hardy's Mathematician's Apology. He was talking about how his works would never have a practical use. It turns out he was wrong, because Computers are mathematics made f
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by onraglanroad 1y ago
I was wondering if this had any implications for BB(6) but it seems that can't be written down exactly (not enough room in this universe) so BB(5) is the last one we'll see an exact value for.