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by spockz 2y ago
Until you have this one weird buildpak thing that for some unfathomable reason keeps downloading all the toolchain layers all the time for each build of the app. Then again, good that this measure forces fixing this bad behaviour, but as a
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by spockz 2y ago
Hang on. So the reaction to companies intending to perform actions that will destroy the economy system of the oceans is to prevent more demand? Why this instead of just forbidding that mining?
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by spockz 2y ago
I believe that was actually their point. To say that it is still a long way before a functioning fusion reactor will be build, let alone the first that will be built as commercially viable standalone without subsidies.
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by spockz 2y ago
Or for some reason in the rear view and side mirrors!
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by spockz 2y ago
As I mentioned deeper in the thread, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42969519 , Java seems to have caught up with Kotlin and Scala language wise. (With Scala3 having the most extensive type system.) The ecosystem also
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by spockz 2y ago
I do not know. I could only find GitHub issues and feature sound offering integration with graalvm for building native apps with Bazel.
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by spockz 2y ago
Now that Java has caught up a lot with records, value classes, project loom (virtual/green threads), pattern matching. What is left? Scala has the better type system with union types and effects (a more generic way of having “throws”.)
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by spockz 2y ago
GraalVM’s native image has been a thing for a while now. This could overcome the daemon issue partially. The daemon does more ofc by as it keeps some state in memory. But at least the binary start time is a solved problem in Java land.
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by spockz 2y ago
It seems that in our country (The Netherlands) the bigger blocker is more the interconnections between local regions as opposed to transferring between larger regions such as countries. We have varying production from solar and wind. Now th
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by spockz 2y ago
Not sure about directly accessible metrics. However I have power metering in fronts of the charger so I can detect any power drops there. Also if my charger trips it doesn’t enable automatically I need to that cycling the power on it.
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by spockz 2y ago
Some chargers (older ones) don’t have protection against DC flowing back from the car due to a faulty car transformer built in. So we had to add one ourselves. I think that is the type B that was mentioned in sibling comment.
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by spockz 2y ago
The benefits you mention stem from having a total view on all services and which protos they are using. The same is achievable with a registry of OpenAPI documents. The only thing you need to ensure is that teams share schema definitions. T
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by spockz 2y ago
What are islands? The new servlets?
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by spockz 2y ago
Ah. I see we are spoiled with <4ms queries on our database. See, it all depends on perspective and use case. :)
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by spockz 2y ago
It is a minisforum UN100L. I disabled WiFi and other devices I don’t use in the bios. And then run Linux with the power saving mode. I also applied all the suggestions from powertop. Some suggest to also disable boost. Although it does save
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by spockz 2y ago
Same here. Just spent €150 on something more powerful and versatile and more complete than this pi. IMHO the pi is tremendously overpriced.
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by spockz 2y ago
Isn’t there a fancy LLM ai out there that is suited to ingesting a local knowledge base and create excerpts with links to the original source?
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by spockz 2y ago
I think a run with Idris Elba would be wonderful. But I’m not sure how they will pull it off at all. The original Bond was stereotypical of how women were treated, for Queen and Country. The Daniel Craig reboot made Bond have a soul and con
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by spockz 2y ago
This sounds more like a case where you need a “break-the-glass” like procedure where some checks don’t apply. Or the checks should be non blocking anyway.
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by spockz 2y ago
Haskell has had this with `newtype` for ages. Type safety without runtime overhead.
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by spockz 2y ago
The currency converter is the odd one out because it context dependent. (Time, contract, etc)
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by spockz 2y ago
Some images are only available for amd64 still. Like oracle databases. Even if there is an arm64 of a recent version of the app, it may not exist for older versions that you want to test against.
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by spockz 2y ago
It is my experience that it is easier to create good quality things as an individual than as a team. Especially for the core of a product. Also look at Asahi. However, to really finish/polish a product you need a larger group of people
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by spockz 2y ago
This sounds amazing. But first you say you have been wanting to make diamond blades only to be put off from it by the concern about flaking very sharp micro particles and then proceed that you have made one and cook with it. Aren’t you conc
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by spockz 2y ago
Im all for this. I’m worried though that now the junk fees will just be added to the normal price without ultimately changing anything.
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by spockz 2y ago
Yes it has. And documents created with it have a distinct recognisable look which is instantly recognisable to others that also use it. This goes to the in-group/out-group argument of the GP.
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by spockz 2y ago
Intel has been hitting all (or enough of) the right notes for about 30 years. In our industry (perhaps everywhere) we have a constant tension between optimising in the current direction and do the same thing but better (CPU general, x86 sp
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by spockz 2y ago
Isn’t this what multicast does?
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by spockz 2y ago
Those are mostly alternatives for VM host/runtime/hypervisor. Not for the whole integrated eco system.
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by spockz 2y ago
Well. I can’t even get a ipv6 tunnel to work on my USG3 so I have little interest in disabling v4.

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