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rantwasp
5y ago
yes, but no. while it’s technically the same protein, the way it was optimized differs (not by much but it’s different). the vaccine itself has the instructions to produce something that resembles the spike protein (to which your immune sys
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rantwasp
5y ago
I change cars every 10 years. Had the current car for 7 years so probably this chip shortage is not going to impact me.
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rantwasp
5y ago
it’s more like 1.5-2% typically
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rantwasp
5y ago
oh wow. this is really nice. was expecting some sort if gcc documentation or a blog post. got the real deal. thanks for the link
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rantwasp
5y ago
I got 5 lines. Experimented quite a bit. Trick is to build on vertical (if that makes any sense) and to try to keep open places for all types of pieces.
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rantwasp
5y ago
it’s probably a switch on the index (or in this case you could actually have an array and use the index). I don’t know my compilers that well but if I had to guess I would say there is a good chance this will be optimized away by the compil
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rantwasp
5y ago
https://austinair.com/ these are among the best air purifiers. not cheap, but worth it
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rantwasp
5y ago
lol. smoking reduces your life expectancy by 15% on average.
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5y ago
I take it even further. Debuggers have to go and print statements should be converted into log statements where appropriate. The reality is that you're not going to attach a debugger to a production service. If you are doing things cor
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5y ago
buy an iphone?
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5y ago
i was thinking about the big commercial airplanes. it’s probably true that airplanes were also ambitious at first, but the difference is that flying (paradoxically) is way way more forgiving than driving. Also, in flying you have a support
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5y ago
you can also do this in a Tesla with the difference that you may make the news /s
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5y ago
i disagree. you don’t get the name autopilot just because you are doing something sophisticated. autopilot in a plane is a true autopilot as it truly controls the plane. in fact apart from takeoff and landing most of the flying is done by t
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6y ago
the monorepo makes everything worse but it’s only part of the problem, i believe. the big problem is forcing everyone to keep everything “updated”. What is really needed is a way, given a certain state (branch, etc) to find a way to reliab
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6y ago
that’s not how 51% attacks work. you have the miners but you also have the actual bitcoin nodes that are witnessing the blockchain growth.
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rantwasp
6y ago
yeah. that was the part that i was confused about. why not take a screenshot of the compass app
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rantwasp
6y ago
sam uses cloudformation under the hood. so you can invoke cloudformation directly or demand this is added here: https://github.com/aws/aws-sam-cli/issues/2191
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6y ago
I gonna share something shocking here: but I have never seen Cloudformation crap out in a manner that was not consistent and clear. Usually it will either try until it succeeds or fail in a clear and predictable manner. (I have been using A
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rantwasp
6y ago
you dodged a bullet imho.
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rantwasp
6y ago
is the open source community great? Look at the open bugs. Some of them are old enough to go to school. For extra lolz try killing the terraform process of pulling the network cable. Hilarity ensures and you’re gonna have a bad time recover
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6y ago
here is a hint for you: you can tell cloudformation to nuke everything in case it fails.
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rantwasp
6y ago
welcome to the real world where you sometimes cannot do what you are saying :(
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rantwasp
6y ago
nah. i’ve heard the cross-cloud argument multiple times and it does not hold any water. i wish we lives in a world where we could do cloud agnostic stuff but the reality is that you have your aws terraform files, your gcp terraform files an
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6y ago
I do not like terraform and I believe it's a terrible tool. Here is the error you get when it fails: Terraform does not automatically rollback in the face of errors. Instead, your Terraform state file has been partially updated with a
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6y ago
so, let me get this straight. you have vaccines that use a new tech (mrna) that are awesome and vaccines that use “old tech” and at least 2 of then produce blood clots? something is weird here. i’m not saying this is due to mass hysteria ge
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6y ago
yet here we are arguing about the FSF. Why do people care if it’s irrelevant?
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rantwasp
6y ago
one thing that bothers me in the context of cancel culture is that it seems people put the equal sign between the work/art someone produces and their ideas outside of that area. Having wrong or plain stupid ideas does not mean you shou
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6y ago
hah. i’m gonna buy a dog
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rantwasp
6y ago
that’s a big statement. what constitutes “common” helm charts?
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6y ago
Miss. This is not how we do things around here /s
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