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by sgt 9mo ago
Pretty heavy iMessage user here, but I can't say I experience any issues, and that's probably why your issue is not getting fixed - ie. nobody at Apple is able to reproduce it. Maybe you should gather some info about it and see if
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by sgt 9mo ago
He got so associted with Leisure Suit Larry that some people thought he was Larry. Quite the opposite (his own words) - he's happily married 50+ years and just loves technology and creation.
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Django scales. Stop blaming the framework (part 1 of 3)(medium.com)
2 points by sgt 9mo ago|0 comments
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by sgt 9mo ago
Read this (among other articles on the same subject): https://medium.com/@tk512/django-scales-stop-blaming-the-fra...
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by sgt 9mo ago
Okay that is interesting. It's an alarming amount of traffic from all over the world, but I guess it's not a surprise to you (assuming you are involved in the Police 2 Peer project in Norway).
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by sgt 9mo ago
How much of that traffic is actually coming from other law enforcement agencies across the world scanning the peer to peer networks for illegal material?
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by sgt 9mo ago
Flora and fauna near launch sites is not a battle you are going to win. The next space race will need more launch sites, not fewer and we're gonna have to accept a negative impact around those sites.
578.
by sgt 9mo ago
It's not really my experience that cloud resources are very cheap.
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by sgt 9mo ago
What's the best way to train this further on a specific dialect or accent or even terminology?
580.
by sgt 9mo ago
Is it possible though? I have never seen an LVGL demo (just plain C) able to present a demo or animation that is as "smooth" as a MS-DOS game on say a 486. Not that the 486 was butter smooth but it's not quite there. Maybe it
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by sgt 9mo ago
I haven't been using Xcode continuously for that long. But I recall being a pleasure every time I use it. Except when it crashed occasionally, but that was luckily rare. It sounds like OP doesn't like the way Xcode does things dif
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by sgt 9mo ago
1000 square meters really isn't that big in space.
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by sgt 9mo ago
But Motorola 68k in say... the Amiga (I don't know Apollo) would have additional chips for sprites and blitting, right? And the ESP - despite being extremely fast, doesn't have that extra support. So you need CPU... + tricks, DMA,
584.
by sgt 9mo ago
Now I am curious what you're working on :-)
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by sgt 9mo ago
Is it possible to make a fast UI on say, an ESP32?
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by sgt 9mo ago
Later realized it's because it uses lvgl under the hood.
587.
by sgt 9mo ago
Oh that explains why it's fast!
588.
by sgt 9mo ago
Really cool. How can this be fast? I'd have thought that Python (even MicroPython) would just be unsuitable for certain things like the graphics and animations, at the very least.
589.
by sgt 9mo ago
Would it be possible to slap this on top of FreeRTOS?
590.
by sgt 9mo ago
Sadly yes. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37011324
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by sgt 9mo ago
How do you actually go about training specialized speech models? Let's say you have a language dialect you want to specialize on, or a pidgin English from West Africa, or a regular language but with highly specialized terminologies bei
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Django scales. Stop blaming the framework (part 1 of 3)(medium.com)
3 points by sgt 9mo ago|0 comments
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HN Highlights(news.ycombinator.com)
2 points by sgt 9mo ago|0 comments
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by sgt 9mo ago
@dang can't we have a feature on HN where you vote a comment into the "hall of fame" or such?
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by sgt 9mo ago
You can absolutely scale Django. The framework itself is not the limiting factor. The main constraint of performance usually comes from Python itself (really slow). And possibly I/O. There are well established ways to work around that.
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by sgt 9mo ago
They have to make money somehow! Also, they can get the gist of conversations you are in, and create a list of tags that can be submitted to the ad engine. So with limited privacy concerns. If you talk about diapers, you'll get a Pampe
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by sgt 9mo ago
Dude I'm born in the 80s! I am well aware there was a crash but.. I cannot recall a single thing that affected me or anyone else I am close to. Note that I'm not in the US though.
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by sgt 9mo ago
What does significantly complex mean though? You have to make sure you understand the queries made by the ORM, avoid pitfalls like SELECT N+1 queries and so on. If you don't do this, it'll be slow but it's not the ORM's
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by sgt 9mo ago
Yeah, I've noticed it regularly suggests htmx (and perhaps something light like alpinejs or some vanilla JS glue logic) to build powerful yet simple interfaces in Django. And it seems to get them right - saving you a lot of time.
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by sgt 9mo ago
What does a crash mean though? I remember people talking for years about the 2008 crash, but to be honest I never noticed it, nor did most people I know. We just kinda read about in the newspaper.

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