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by rhodin 6y ago
Yes this is an art form in itself. I've been planning to do a series on debugging Modelica and the different failure modes that come up, and what tools can be used. It is a known limitation in the Modelica community, but it is also rea
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by rhodin 6y ago
Check the vendors user stories: https://www.wolfram.com/system-modeler/customer-stories/ Check the Modelica conferences ( https://modelica.org/events/modelica2019/proceedings/html&#x2
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by rhodin 6y ago
Disclaimer: I work for CloudAMQP Yeah we hear you regarding AWS IOPS: for some type of loads and smaller plans we need to offer an alarm + an easy way to scale IOPS. It is something we're working on.
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by rhodin 6y ago
This might be the Achilles heel of RabbitMQ. It works so well that people forget it for years, and then they have forgotten how to upgrade it, etc. :)
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by rhodin 6y ago
It is a nice book, highly recommend it!
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by rhodin 6y ago
Didn't Joe Armstorng use this to DJ at a Erlang User Conference? Can't find it now, but at least there is this talk from a years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SUdnOUKGmo
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by rhodin 7y ago
See also "computational essay"[1]. It is written with Mathematica notebooks in mind, but many of the ideas carry over to Jupyter notebooks. [1] https://blog.stephenwolfram.com/2017/11/what-is-a-computatio
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by rhodin 8y ago
Does anybody know what the title of the biography about Landau is?
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by rhodin 9y ago
1. Yes you can say that Modelica has some heritage from ACSL. (See https://www.modelica.org/publications/papers/esm98his.pdf ) but the short story is that some simulation language creators decided to form a uniform
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by rhodin 9y ago
Go with a hosted solution: CloudKarafka, Aiven, Heroku Kafka, Eventador are all available. First one has a free plan too. Disclaimer: I work with CloudKarafka.
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by rhodin 10y ago
StreetScooter started as a research project at the RWTH Aachen University, spun out as a startup, and was later acquired by Deutsche Post[1]. Hoping Germany can produce more such startups! [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by rhodin 10y ago
Interesting footnote: "The UT Austin Office of Technology Commercialization is actively negotiating license agreements with multiple companies engaged in a variety of battery-related industry segments." I recommend the book "
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How we learn how you learn(making.duolingo.com)
20 points by rhodin 10y ago|1 comments
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by rhodin 10y ago
There's a mention of it in the WSJ article today [1], apparently they allow other cars to do the left, but not their own. [1] http://www.wsj.com/articles/inside-ubers-new-self-driving-ca...
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by rhodin 10y ago
No, not Matlab but Mathematica: "We were inspired originally by the excellent implementation in Mathematica" [1]. [1] http://ipython.org/ipython-doc/dev/whatsnew/version0.12.html...
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by rhodin 10y ago
Yes CloudAMQP is such a service. It includes a free plan. If you are going to use Celery and CloudAMQP, I'd advice using the recommended settings[1], otherwise Celery will produce a large number of connections + messages. (Disclaimer:
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by rhodin 10y ago
> Estonia has quite a few disadvantages - a tiny home market, a winter that seems to go on forever (although the weather was lovely for our visit), and poor connections with the rest of Europe. The weather? Sweden and Finland both have l
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by rhodin 10y ago
Not a "big player" (yet), but we've been offering Apache Kafka as a Service since June 2015: www.cloudkafka.com.
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by rhodin 10y ago
Companies dealing with large amounts of data. A list with some companies using Apache Kafka can be found here: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/Powered+By
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by rhodin 11y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to get the levels from BlueMoon's first game "Kosmonaut" to run in OpenRoads.
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by rhodin 11y ago
It had a disclaimer, so should be fine. Regarding the competitiveness of the US car industry: Vaclav Smil makes a slightly different case in "Made in the USA: The Rise and Retreat of American Manufacturing", where he points out th
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by rhodin 11y ago
Will it run on a phone so that I can connect a monitor to the phone and use it as a desktop OS, and then disconnect and use it as a phone OS?
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by rhodin 11y ago
WeChat requires almost all permissions possible on Android :(
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by rhodin 11y ago
Can you connect a keyboard and (HDMI) screen?
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by rhodin 11y ago
Discoverability of functionality in the system, and common ways to put things together, is an important topic. We (I'm an employee) are constantly improving our documentation system to make it easier to see what's there. With over
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by rhodin 12y ago
Can potentially make it very easy to build IoT apps. Two examples: http://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/453169 , http://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/454226
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by rhodin 12y ago
Comments from the author over at Wolfram Community: http://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/138400#_19_message... I hope he has found a job by now!
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by rhodin 12y ago
Colored coins and smart contracts.
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by rhodin 12y ago
Nice site. On the front page it would be nice to see what it looks like after a couple of weeks using: will the user see a "heat map" of activities done/not done?
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by rhodin 12y ago
Attended his defense of this, it was a ton of fun! "Defending the thesis"-slide had Joe, sword in hand, defending the thesis against a comic-styled dragon.

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