spullara

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   by spullara 5y ago

   I wish Amazon would stop naming things "serverless" that clearly have a well defined type and number of servers at any point. That includes Redshift Serverless and Aurora Serverless. If it has a cluster, it isn't serverless i
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   by spullara 5y ago

   All we need is some organization to stop things like the LHC because people think it may end the world. http://content.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1838947,0...
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   by spullara 5y ago

   I call these kinds of companies commodity monopolies. Anyone could build them but now that one has emerged a winner there is so little difference between them you might as well use the one everyone else uses. Okta and PagerDuty are other ex
4. 964.▲
   by spullara 5y ago

   So, debit cards?
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   by spullara 5y ago

   They have the highest vaccination rates the earliest.
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   by spullara 5y ago

   They are primarily useful when selling the collateral would involve paying income taxes. Instead you borrow against it.
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   by spullara 5y ago

   I would want to see it as a top level "language" where your files show up on the left and are accessible using disk commands in the environment. Running something would execute the commands to load and run on the C64 emulator, etc
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   by spullara 5y ago

   I was hoping this was one of their IDEs / runtimes not just a program that happens to be on Replit.
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   by spullara 5y ago

   What would have happened if Microsoft had decided they were only going to support ASCII?
10. 970.▲
    by spullara 5y ago

    Yes. Otherwise people would be using them.
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    by spullara 5y ago

    This makes me think they are likely smarter than the people making this law in the UK.
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    by spullara 5y ago

    I currently have a couple machines in a room and it heats up so much I had to get a separate window AC in addition to central air.
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    by spullara 5y ago

    The title of the article is inaccurate and clickbait. You can drive to the rest of Canada by going through the US, as is stated in the article.
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    by spullara 5y ago

    The blog entry was from the Crashlytics team and the product was their mobile analytics service (called Answers by Crashlytics),
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    by spullara 5y ago

    Ran into a great bug with the INI format which has the same issue. The application would read the config file on modification but if you just wrote over the file it would sometimes read the config before the file was fully written. Have to
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    by spullara 5y ago

    You can parse JSON in a streaming fashion with many libraries. You just don't know at the beginning if it is going to be valid or not.
17. 977.▲
    by spullara 5y ago

    No one believes that Python does it correctly.
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    by spullara 5y ago

    "A collision is possible but the total number of unique keys generated is so large that the possibility of a collision is almost zero. As per Wikipedia, the number of UUIDs generated to have atleast 1 collision is 2.71 quintillion. Thi
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    by spullara 5y ago

    I'd say that language use-a-likes are very easily fungible. Some incomplete examples: Java/Go/C#/Python/JavaScript/Ruby/Kotlin (service languages), Scala/F#/Haskell/Ocaml (functional languag
20. 980.▲
    by spullara 5y ago

    Well, nuclear is twice as expensive in the US. China's economics might be a lot different.
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    by spullara 5y ago

    2. Maybe the original question was to do it in place and reuse all the nodes?
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    by spullara 5y ago

    100% agree in the SF Bay Area as well. Small stores centered around many cultures from around the world.
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    by spullara 5y ago

    I dropped out of my theoretical particle physics Ph.D. program when the SSC was cancelled. Experimental results for the stuff I worked on was delayed 20 years.
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    by spullara 5y ago

    MySQL is clearly the javascript of databases. PostgreSQL is the Rust of databases.
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    by spullara 5y ago

    She was probably lying.
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    by spullara 5y ago

    I want DST year round in CA rather than the current standard time.
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    by spullara 5y ago

    You are talking about the web, not the internet.
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    by spullara 5y ago

    ACLU lawyers are helping Signal with this.
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    by spullara 5y ago

    I hate that this specification and most of the other ones use spans that have a beginning and end rather than events that start and end the span. What if it crashes before it sends out the span? What if it is taking a very long time to comp
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    by spullara 5y ago

    This may end up being a trademark dispute :)