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by rapsey 3y ago
But why would you need to fully charge? What matters is charging enough in a day to cover your daily needs.
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by rapsey 3y ago
Examples, tests and interfacing with C are almost all the instances of unsafe.
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by rapsey 3y ago
If you're buying an EV, it seems buying one from traditionally ICE manufacturers is a bad idea. With the exception of Hyundai. They all seem to be quite shit.
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by rapsey 3y ago
Has there been a time where this has not been the case? Because I highly doubt it.
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by rapsey 3y ago
China has collapsing demographics. Hated by every one of its neighbors. An economy completely dependent on exports. No food security. No energy security. A dictatorship.
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by rapsey 3y ago
As someone from Europe this is malarkey. The US is: * Energy independent * Democratic * Highly educated * Has the best demographics in the developed world * Militarily untouchable * Innovation central Culture wars are a sideshow. For US to
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by rapsey 3y ago
Because people with experience expect a certain salary level.
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by rapsey 3y ago
For a technology to become widely used it usually needs one or more of these factors when it is released: 1. A big company that adopted it in a major way or created it (Go, Java, React). 2. A very low barrier to entry (Go, node.js, Python).
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by rapsey 3y ago
How many kW?
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by rapsey 3y ago
Working in the security field it is my impression that Japan and really most asian countries in general, IT security is taken very lightly. Case in point: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2023/08&#x
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by rapsey 3y ago
Async Rust has not been around long enough for lots of examples. Go has plenty of them. Rust is powering big parts of CloudFlare along with Go, which is way bigger scale. AWS also has big parts done in Rust.
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by rapsey 3y ago
It is not 2006 anymore. Rails was a trailblazer. The productivity difference is not as large as it was compared to alternatives.
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by rapsey 3y ago
Rails has always been ahead of the curve.
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by rapsey 3y ago
That was then and this is now. If you are building under endless VC money go ahead burn it. Most of us however do not have endless stacks of money to burn runing our code.
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by rapsey 3y ago
Ok now what is the cost of all the instances. And how many instances would be required if Go/Rust would have been used? Also what is the cost in man hours spent on optimizations and profiling.
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by rapsey 3y ago
Time spent profiling and optimizing inherently inefficient technologies is an undervalued factor when deciding what stack to use.
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by rapsey 3y ago
There is only one thing I wish for. For it to stop butt wallpaper switching. The most retarded feature I have ever seen. I take the phone out of my pocket and I somehow switch wallpapers in the middle of it.
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by rapsey 3y ago
Redis is not meant as a primary database and should not be used as such. FoundationDB is meant as a reliable source of truth.
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by rapsey 3y ago
> Is availability not an aspect of performance? Not to my understanding. Can you elaborate?
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by rapsey 3y ago
Only after FoundationDB made it standard.
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by rapsey 3y ago
Performance is not the only metric. High availability (i.e. no single point of failure) with strong consistency are very important for some.
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by rapsey 3y ago
FoundationDB replaces MySQL/PostgreSQL (if the tradeoffs are acceptable) or Cassandra. It is a reliable distributed store. Unless you are running Redis only with nothing else, fdb and redis do not play in the same space.
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by rapsey 3y ago
Because memcache and redis are in-memory. Writing to fdb will be complete once it is fsync'ed to disk. Memcache is a cache. Fdb is a an ordered kv store.
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by rapsey 3y ago
The issue is the language gets more complex over time. The origin of the discussion was the statement Rust is just as complex as c++, which is completely wrong. Rust changes in small increments and even when they decide on a new edition tha
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by rapsey 3y ago
Rust editions are allowed to break backwards compatibility. If you have 2015 edition code and change your Cargo.toml and set it to 2021 edition, the code may no longer compile. My code went from 2015 to 2018 and 2021 by simply changing Carg
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by rapsey 3y ago
C++ versions are practically a new language. Last two Rust editions required no changes on any of my code. Why are people constantly harping on this obviously untrue idea. New Rust versions and editions make the language _simpler_.
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by rapsey 3y ago
What the hell are you talking about. Before the West attacked them they were the richest country in Africa with the highest literacy rates. There are slave markets in Libya now. A state completely destroyed with nothing but chaos in its wak
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by rapsey 3y ago
INI files are toml
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by rapsey 3y ago
> Under the contract, the city must maintain at least 30,000 meters in any given year
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by rapsey 3y ago
> Guess which expenses impacts most prices, the most? Did you guess trucking? How much of that is the cost of the driver though?

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