shaklee3

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by shaklee3 6y ago
Use the remote containers plugin and that problem goes away.
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by shaklee3 6y ago
That's not the same at all. The emacs one is equivalent to all the other text editors that were able to open and save to SSH. Vscode allows remote plugin installation, so things like intellisense work on a code base of millions of line
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by shaklee3 6y ago
Agreed. It's completely changed my productivity for the better. I don't even remember the code is remote.
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by shaklee3 7y ago
Consul. Etcd also has an open source version of it.
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by shaklee3 7y ago
I don't think you read my comment. Well before covid hit, their launch cadence was dropping dramatically. They still have DoD and NASA missions, but those aren't enough (look at the manifest) to sustain a company of that size.
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by shaklee3 7y ago
Old school RuneScape was also written by a single guy: Andrew Gower. Him and his brothers moderated it. He's since sold it and done very well. Does anyone remember BlueRose?
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by shaklee3 7y ago
Launching their own payloads is not the same as launching those from a paying customer. They do not make any money off launching their own satellites until those satellites are profitable. We can known if SpaceX turns a profit based on thei
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by shaklee3 7y ago
Doesn't that defeat the purpose then? It's no longer using scientific notation.
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by shaklee3 7y ago
SpaceX isn't turning a profit, though, especially since the number of launched has been dropping precipitously in the last couple of years. Bezos is smart enough to know that there's no rush in this.
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by shaklee3 7y ago
The counterpoint is you need time to grow wise, and there's no way to get wise without many years of experience.
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Why Outside Air Is Safe and Park Closures Should End(cliffmass.blogspot.com)
4 points by shaklee3 7y ago|0 comments
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by shaklee3 7y ago
Ted has one of the best, and longest running tech blogs I've seen, and it covers such a wide array of topics. If you're reading Ted, thanks.
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by shaklee3 7y ago
So can Intel, but they don't. Hbm would likely require them to sell a fixed-size memory amount, which can be severely limiting for server applications. Not to mention it's extremely power hungry compared to ddr, so you won't
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by shaklee3 7y ago
That would be great, but to date hbm is always part of the board. I'm all for selling motherboards with the ram already on it if it means higher bandwidth, but it's just never happened before.
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by shaklee3 7y ago
To be fair, 10k rows per second is extremely slow. Clickhouse can do millions per second on a single server in our tests.
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by shaklee3 7y ago
In our case clickhouse was significantly faster at insertions and querying compared to druid. Which metrics did you test?
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by shaklee3 7y ago
Clickhouse has had native Kafka ingest support for over a year.
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by shaklee3 7y ago
That's not going to happen. Extra memory channels are very expensive die-wise. Nvidia and AMD achieve these rates with hbm, which has very wide buses (4096 bits) and short traces from stacking. I can't see any way CPU memory will
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by shaklee3 7y ago
Nope, that's the one. Not sure why it's slow and buggy for you. It's almost as fast as vscode is for me locally. What bugs did you have?
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by shaklee3 7y ago
Vscode remote plugins. Being able to have the full-fledged editor remotely on a Linux development machine is a game changer.
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by shaklee3 7y ago
Does Wi-Fi use the same frequency for a transmitter and receiver? In general, this statement is not true: "Relatedly, even if there is no explicit beamforming feedback, in theory you can calculate the phase differences by listening to
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by shaklee3 7y ago
Not sure what you mean by that, but Shannon's law applies with MIMO as much as anything else. A single channel is still limited by the Shannon capacity, but you can do tricks to constructively interfere on different paths, or use multi
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by shaklee3 7y ago
I don't agree with that. With the advent of WSL on Windows you can happily run Linux whenever you want and have all the normal ubuntu pieces available to you without starting a VM. You also get the windows application catalog, which is
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by shaklee3 7y ago
Exactly. One plus 7 pro is NOT a high-end phone. It's the highest-end one plus makes, but it is not considered a flagship android phone. And you proved my point. You picked a $1200 phone to compare to a $700 android, and for some reaso
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by shaklee3 7y ago
I suggest you: A) Take a look at the price difference between the phones you just said, and re-read my original point. B) Don't cherry-pick a phone. Try this one from your same reviewer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by shaklee3 7y ago
One plus isn't the same as Oppo. One plus is the cheaper brand from the same manufacturer.
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by shaklee3 7y ago
Samsung, too.
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by shaklee3 7y ago
I think you will need to be more specific. I have never seen a difference in high-end phones with Apple versus Samsung or any of the other Android phones with the latest Snapdragon.
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by shaklee3 7y ago
I don't hate them, but I find their hardware is typically not as good as the competition, and for a higher price. I also think most people that buy Apple devices don't know this, or just refuse to believe it. For example, I can&#x
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Packet.net open sources bare metal provisioning and workflow engine(tinkerbell.org)
2 points by shaklee3 7y ago|0 comments

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