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stepbeek
3y ago
Hardware Unboxed and Gamers Nexus both show frames per watt iirc.
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3y ago
CQRS time baby.
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stepbeek
3y ago
Curious about how much this would actually save. Is the wi-fi on trains really that expensive?
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3y ago
I've been job-sharing since my wife gave birth last May. I work 4 or 5 hours Mon-Fri. My output is largely the same because of this lack of separation between work and play. If I work in the afternoon, then while playing with my daught
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3y ago
https://archive.is/4zbtn
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Kotlinx HTML with Htmx
(corlaez.com)
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3y ago
Why does it need to be by race?
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Didn’t Australia do this? Or are you saying that the US is unique in gun culture? Not rhetorical, I’m genuinely interested.
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3y ago
Why the filter on race? And why are you comparing a rate in a subset of US population to the rate for the entire population in other countries? Edit: typo
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3y ago
> Everyone will receive a minimum of 16 weeks severance plus a week for every year they worked at the company. It's a bummer that they're having to make mass layoffs (again), but I'm glad they're offering decent sever
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3y ago
You can deploy a docker container to heroku, digitalocean app platform etc. no helm config required.
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3y ago
The last time I used maven I found it to be painfully slow in comparison to gradle. Has this improved? I switched to gradle in 2015 and that was a pretty big motivation at the time.
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3y ago
And it’s incredibly difficult to work with a distributed monolith. I find that the joy I get from development just fades completely when even trivial changes involve too much faff.
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3y ago
> I think that optimistic UI isn't more complex to build: it's just less familiar. Having multiple records of state that have to be resolved when systems come online is complex. Anything requiring consensus is difficult to do.
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4y ago
Data entry is a really interesting one to me. We’ve been replacing a legacy (read > 1 MLoC with no tests), system on and off for a few years. The original system had a ton of double entry or manual data entry and the human error rate is
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4y ago
Nomad requires a control plane that you actively maintain though. I’d argue that running a container on a VM is significantly simpler.
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4y ago
I guess it’s true: there is no generalization that’s absolutely true including this one.
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4y ago
If anyone comes across this, our issues are being causes by intermittent network issues in the New York data center of NordLayer - our VPN provider. Their status page is green but customer service has confirmed that there is an issue.
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Ask HN: Is anyone else having network issues with Azure?
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Nomad 1.5 beta adds single sign-on and dynamic node metadata
(hashicorp.com)
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4y ago
And have that employee be a part of the local community, rather than funneling money off to a distant corporation.
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4y ago
I have. We used stimulusjs otherwise and wrote a controller that took in a component name and JSON props (embedded in HTML as a data attribute). It works well. You end up with HTML like: <div data-controller=“component” data-name-compone
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My only gripe with tools like this is that I go through a bunch of effort to enforce invariants in code which don’t transfer over. Sone invariants are easily expressed in the schema, but others (e.g. anything involving a join) are not.
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Energy transport over long distances is difficult and inefficient iirc. While sone energy storage ships well (like hydrogen) it’s unlikely that there’ll be intercontinental electrical lines. Not an electrical engineer so happy to be told I’
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I eat 3,000-4,000 calories/day (I’m reasonably lean at 105kg body weight). Eating that many legumes just leads to bloating in my experience, which makes getting enough protein entirely from that source tricky. I’ve done it, but I found
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I aim for 1.5g/kg and don’t eat meat most days. I need to actively plan to meet that protein intake. I don’t use meat substitutes if I can help it, but they do make it significantly easier to get protein.
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I hated this at Amazon. The rest of the year we’d all be so pleased by our frequent deployments. Then for half of Q4 we’d be in code freeze but would be pressured to pile up feature work to go out in Q1. At least weblabs made feature flags
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If you’re building large new features on a product then I really recommend Shape Up’s model. Long period of driving the build followed by an explicit cool off period. They recommend 6 weeks of build followed by 2 weeks to cool off, but we’r
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Yes! We use gradle as much as possible to accomplish the same thing. CI runs ‘gradle build’ and it’s easily migrated in future if need be.
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Hofstadter’s headline.
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