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by silvester23 5y ago
Very nice so far. I noticed a small problem in the tutorial. On step 3 or 4, when the suggested code is if (s1.energy == s1.energy_capacity){ memory[s1.id] = "charging"; } else if (s1.energy == 0){ memory[s1.id] = "harvesting
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by silvester23 5y ago
Evaluating whether something is likely to be true is not the same thing as evaluating whether something is true. If I'm in a windowless room and don't know whether it's raining outside, I might assume based on the season that
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by silvester23 5y ago
If you are referring to a pro-choice stance, I don't think that's really comparable to a situation where your choice can severely affect not only yourself but all people around you.
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by silvester23 5y ago
I feel like iMUSE [0] by the fantastic Michael Land needs to be mentioned here. Here it is in action: [1] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMUSE [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7N41TEcjcvM
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by silvester23 6y ago
To be fair, those 4 may well be all the people who actually read the article.
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by silvester23 6y ago
I have a vastly different experience regarding quality in comparison to e.g. TeamSpeak. Maybe it's because I mostly use free Discord servers, but the sound quality is much worse and, more crucially, Discord is apparently completely una
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by silvester23 6y ago
45k eur? Senior software engineers in Germany make about twice that. It's still a big difference to US salaries but let's not get carried away here with lowballing the EU salaries.
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by silvester23 6y ago
If I understand correctly, I think the problem with your second example is that you should avoid checking for `True` with something like `if isFile` but instead `if isFile is True`. That would solve this specific problem (and is also slight
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by silvester23 6y ago
That's a huge difference for sure, but wouldn't we need the volumes of the contracts for a fair comparison?
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by silvester23 6y ago
In fact, at least Firefox already has support for displaying JSON files. I assume this does not happen here because eventually, there actually is an <html> tag.
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by silvester23 6y ago
We have roughly the same regulations in Germany, in my personal experience people do not take advantage by prentending to be sick in any meaningful quantity. I mean there surely are people out there pushing it to the limit but it's not
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by silvester23 6y ago
I don't think Beyond Meat is lab-grown meat, as far as I'm aware it is not made from actual animal cells but just a mix of plant-based ingredients like the ones listed.
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by silvester23 6y ago
Which the author of the article unfortunately missed completely: > As a result, it seems that any effect masks have on preventing the spread of the disease in the community is small.
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by silvester23 6y ago
In the article, it says > The tax would be paid for by employers and the income generated would be paid to people who can't do their jobs from home. But somehow nobody in this thread seems to have read that sentence.
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by silvester23 6y ago
Can I? That would be great. I thought InfluxDB did not support that but I might be wrong, I'm not really an expert.
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by silvester23 6y ago
Interesting idea. How would you model the forecast time in this case? I'm not an expert but to my knowledge, you can only have one time index in InfluxDB, right?
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by silvester23 6y ago
Do you have any plans for supporting versioned time series? As in "show me the time series as it was on 2020-11-11-08T:00:00:00Z"? Most of our time series are forecasts that change over time and that would be super helpful. Anyway
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by silvester23 6y ago
I think GP is measuring the difference in the total margin while you are measuring the difference in each candidates percentage. I.e. in Wisconsin, the forecasted margin was 8.3 points and looks to be closer to 0.7 points which is a differe
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by silvester23 6y ago
With regard to Game of Thrones, I don't think the article argues that it necessarily got better in quality season by season but that it took a couple of seasons to find a massive viewership and become a cultural phenomenon. That said,
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by silvester23 6y ago
I'm not 100% sure where I stand on the issue but that analogy falls a little flat - the potential reach of a couple of posters on a couple of streets is much smaller than that of posts online.
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by silvester23 6y ago
Yes, that is mentioned in the second paragraph of the article.
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by silvester23 6y ago
I was going to comment basically the exact same thing but tried to do some reasearch first and came across an article [1] claiming that UHT (H-Milch) has a market share of a whopping 70% which does not match my personal experience at all. B
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by silvester23 6y ago
heavesome.com: A gig-economy movers for hire site heavesome.com: Selling a Dramamine knock off
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by silvester23 6y ago
As others in this thread have noted, sirens are tested (at least) once a year locally. What makes this special is that it is a centralized test for the whole country with other channels being tested as well (TV, Radio, mobile app). Where I
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by silvester23 6y ago
That's kind of what No Man's Sky did, isn't it? And apart from the initial backlash, it seems to be doing quite fine now, from what I hear.
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by silvester23 6y ago
We work a lot with forecast data and sometimes mistakes happen and a forecast gets written to the wrong time series or for the wrong period. In these cases we do not want to drop the complete time series but only delete the erroneous parts.
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by silvester23 6y ago
True, deleting by value does not seem to be possible. I can see how that would be painful if it's necessary for your use case.
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by silvester23 6y ago
> If you ever write bad data to a measurement in InfluxDB, there is no way to change it Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm fairly certain you can just write data with the same timestamp again and it gets updated. Deleting is also
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by silvester23 6y ago
I think the difference is mostly that a bookie might give you different odds for different flights. I assume the insurance costs the same, regardless of the current likelihood that a specific flight is going to be delayed.
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by silvester23 6y ago
It is, but at this point it is unclear for how long Docker Swarm will be supported, see e.g. https://boxboat.com/2019/12/10/migrate-docker-swarm-to-kuber... We are actually currently in the process of migrati

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