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571.
by ses1984 6y ago
Definitely but what about the impact of go's approach to network concurrency?
572.
by ses1984 6y ago
In my experience, yes, a lot better.
573.
by ses1984 6y ago
Because it's bad ux for your users to see a spinning loading icon forever.
574.
by ses1984 6y ago
Your own instances can have an unexpected CPU spike. Even if you're running on bare metal I find it hard to believe you don't have a layer with short timeouts between your front and backend.
575.
by ses1984 6y ago
>"Have you tested how the system behaves when the underlying instances have a sustained CPU spike?" You didn't really address this question, you addressed a different question, which is a traffic spike. >Also, I'd
576.
by ses1984 6y ago
Did you stop reading right at the end of the part you quoted?
577.
by ses1984 6y ago
Style yes, formatting no. Worked with two developers who endlessly argued whether or not we should handle a certain bit of complexity in a certain layer or the next layer over, so we ended up handling it in both layers with the downsides of
578.
by ses1984 6y ago
You've never been on a team with two people with opposing opinions I guess.
579.
by ses1984 6y ago
No company or plan has ever gone back on unlimited promises. No company has ever defined unlimited to be, "really fast for a little bit, then really slow."
580.
by ses1984 6y ago
>where you are sold on Bandwidth and not on Data Hahah
581.
by ses1984 6y ago
If you want your post to seem reasonable maybe estimate a level of canola oil lower than 49%, it can be calculated from the fat content in a serving.
582.
by ses1984 6y ago
You can apply science to human behavior and mental health. The problem is trying to integrate that work into theories of consciousness, you start to blur the lines between science and philosophy.
583.
by ses1984 6y ago
How many artists on Spotify net more than $1k/year? How many net more than $10k/year? How many of those artists continuously engage with the community? How many were famous before Spotify existed?
584.
by ses1984 6y ago
So you're saying "intelligence is the ability to eat lots of pizza" is a better definition?
585.
by ses1984 6y ago
I can tell you that in the musician communities I participate in, there was a surge of new members who are either returning to a hobby or starting fresh. It seems to have receded already though.
586.
by ses1984 6y ago
I think we can have both. Let's promote mail in voting while trying to come up with ways to secure it that doesn't disenfranchise people.
587.
by ses1984 6y ago
Just because mail in ballots haven't been attacked doesn't mean they can't or won't. I'm all for more mail in ballots, just saying.
588.
by ses1984 6y ago
I'm not a physicist but it's hard to have a thought experiment where you introduce ideas like ignoring materials strength, because that could be a factor in what relativity would make it do. Anyway as you approach the speed of lig
589.
by ses1984 6y ago
I doubt it, but the nano is over 20% lighter, it's in a different class, a class that amd hasn't competed in until now. I'm guessing amd will be in these kinds of ultra portables soon. Their cpus are flying off shelves, they&
590.
by ses1984 6y ago
I'm guessing not enough time to stuff an amd rig into ultra portable form factor.
591.
by ses1984 6y ago
Every day for sure. There's a good amount of evidence thay 20 minutes provides a benefit, maybe as little as 15 or 10 can provide a benefit.
592.
by ses1984 6y ago
>comes as a surprise Isn't that related to predictability?
593.
by ses1984 6y ago
Thank you for this, love this work.
594.
by ses1984 6y ago
If you don't trust them, don't give them your data or your money. Of course all this would be predicated on trust and a government that would actually use teeth if fraud was committed. Hah.
595.
by ses1984 6y ago
It doesn't have to be either/or. An individual could pay and opt out of data mining. Anyway, personalized ads is just the tip of the iceberg, the real problem with that data doesn't exist on a small scale. The problem is that
596.
by ses1984 6y ago
Most educational games are straight garbage. I'm sure there are some good ones but there is a lot of chaff to sort through.
597.
by ses1984 6y ago
Does Google ban bypassing their stores on Android?
598.
by ses1984 6y ago
You should have to enter a pin to unlock the yubikey and if you fail so many times it can be locked forever.
599.
by ses1984 6y ago
As long as "democracy is messy" isn't used as an excuse to avoid reform, I don't care what you call it. >The other side feels the same about your side. "both sides are the same" NO.
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by ses1984 6y ago
>Why would you want it any other way? Democracy is messy. Sounds an awful lot like giving up to me. >Do you think activists stick to facts and data to prove their case? Almost never. There's a difference between "appeal to e

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