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pkaye
5y ago
The Linux Perf tool is pretty powerful. I've barely just scratched the surface myself. https://perf.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Main_Page As as a side note, Go and pretty good profiling tools. You can see a trace of
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5y ago
I think you have pretty good ideas. I have not seen a place that does all of those things but a little it here and there. Seen places that just do grilled cheese, or baked potatoes or just corn on the cob. > veggie Chinese dishes (appare
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5y ago
I used to work on SSD FTL so have some ideas on the internals. Generally the writes are stripped across the flash devices. Main thing is you need command queueing to exploit the parallelism. You can do a few tricks like stride detection to
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5y ago
> If I had any startup money, I'd open a chain of vegetarian fast food restaurants that serves all vegetarian entrees... What kind of entrees are you thinking of? I notice more vegetarian and vegan restaurants coming up in the bay a
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pkaye
5y ago
SSDs have their own logical to physical mapping tables. When you trim, it is telling the SSD you no longer care about that entry in the table so the physical space can be freed up. In terms of latency there is no seek time difference from o
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pkaye
5y ago
Personally I think the documentation should enumerate all the error types returned by functions.
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5y ago
You can see some recent homebrew games for the Atari 2600 here. All are pretty impressive given the limitation of the hardware. https://www.youtube.com/c/AtariAge/videos
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pkaye
5y ago
Was that decision made by a small team? Maybe it was a top level decision?
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5y ago
Stack trace was part of a proposal to add to the error package but it didn't happen. You can use third party errors packages like https://github.com/pkg/errors which wrap errors with stack traces.
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5y ago
Looks like 95.5% success rate. I don't know if there is anything better with that much payload capacity and as long a track record. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariane_5
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5y ago
I prefer something similar from Japan. Its so soothing to watch. https://www.youtube.com/c/ShuuriMisemasuFansub/videos
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pkaye
5y ago
I never liked those folder icons. They are shown in a isometric view while most others are orthographic view.
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pkaye
5y ago
Maybe require these kind of decisions pass through a senior executive who if they make a wrong decision gets arrested and charged.
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5y ago
Nicely done with the CRT look.
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5y ago
There is a surgeon on YouTube that talks about a lot of stuff like how much he roughly makes per surgery, what is costs are, how much his loans are, etc. https://www.youtube.com/user/antoniowebbmd
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5y ago
Looks like he didn't maximize shareholder value!
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5y ago
If they could carry a larger payload, we could have a Hubble with a larger primary mirror. Some of the risks/costs of the JWST is all the folding mechanisms to fit the Ariane 5 payload enclosure.
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5y ago
There was some equipment failure last year. I think it was later diagnosed as a power control unit that failed. Fortunately there was a backup set they could switch to. Little by little parts are failing with time but they are nursing it al
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pkaye
5y ago
How long before Amazon incorporates this as one of their services?
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IBM also has a computer called the SCAMP. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_5100
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5y ago
Looks like it was approved by the US FDA this year. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41415-021-2714-8
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5y ago
That is because the west coast is closer to Asia where lot of stuff is made these days.
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5y ago
Luckily the artificial kidney turned out to be a passive device. As a dialysis patient it sucks that its so little funded and taking long to progress. https://pharm.ucsf.edu/kidney
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5y ago
We used to have an accelerated/gifted track in US to take more advanced courses. One got evaluated around 7th grade to make that decision. The difference in skill level was huge because the final year I took it easy and did the regular
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5y ago
You can disable the GC in go. https://pkg.go.dev/runtime/debug#SetGCPercent
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5y ago
Better get more backup generators.
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But Google still seem to have implement this feature for the US first probably because the satellite data was readily available. It may take more work to find similar data for the rest of the world.
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I don't if the Cuban taxi license acquisition process is hard but I've heard they can make much more money catering to the tourists than a working as a doctor there.
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5y ago
How does gitlens help with merge conflicts?
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5y ago
Probably use software to implement pulse width modulation. I knew even 8-bit computers where people would bit-bang PWN to produce audio. Its just that storing all that data would be a major constraint in such limited computers.
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