storyinmemo

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by storyinmemo 3y ago
The 0.045/GB of NAT transfer cost is in addition to the $0.09/GB egress costs.
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by storyinmemo 3y ago
You should look into temporal.io. Your workflow problem is highly suited to it.
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by storyinmemo 4y ago
I wish my appliances would just implement Zigbee or MQTT in open way.
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by storyinmemo 4y ago
In docile trainer aircraft the spin can be recovered from, but that's usually only allowed to be tested in the utility category which has more restrictive weight & balance limits. In famously efficient airframes, it can take severa
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by storyinmemo 4y ago
Embrace your habit of mistyping: https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck#readme
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by storyinmemo 4y ago
Flight instructor here and I've totally adopted teaching that. Touch or point because it does happen where you reflexively say something like, "Gear, Down"" and... it's bad if you're wrong. Airlines (which I do
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
Cycling infrastructure costs far less. Road damage is roughly the square of the vehicle's weight. Also, we don't charge pedestrians for sidewalks. > "Increasing a truck’s weight [from 80,000 pounds] to 90,000 pounds result
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
Hi, it's me your local site reliability engineer. I care about things like latency, monitoring, and being able to understand the overall moving pieces. Scaling things in appropriate ratios is also relevant to me. I'd put you in a
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
To be instrument rated (all airline aircraft), composite aircraft must have a metal weave in the outer layer to dissipate static electricity build up from flying through clouds. This preserves the faraday like signal reduction as a side eff
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
"This is the lockpicking lawyer, and what I have for you today is a padlock." Possibly something like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVQTt4CgNZs
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
Spewing BS doesn't in this context seem to imply either lying or shilling for somebody else. It's a devaluing the opinion of no taxing the rich, and being disappointed at the expression of that opinion.
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
I fly small planes and I'm usually into a snack bar before I level off. I do try to make one liter of water last the whole flight, though, which can be up to 5 hours.
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
Honestly it's a game to identify which. Accidentally left my garage in an 8 unit apartment building open once. Had to clean up the poop 15 minutes later. Human, if you're wondering still.
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
Not inline, but https://instances.vantage.sh/ is the way I've been looking at it for 5+ years.
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
The cost of the tapes isn't what keeps me from having it home. It's the cost of the tape drive.
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
As a cyclist (several of them, most often either a Trek 1.5 and Tern Vektron) and motorcyclist (700+ lb Concours 14), the bicycle is scarier. The motorcycle's weight isn't an issue in a tip or slide situation, and I can wear prett
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
"I don't know how yous done it, but I know yous done it!"
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
As I understand it, that's not quite true. I can't get a phone provider that won't pen register my data off. It's not an option and it's entirely not practical to conduct life without a phone of some kind.
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
This is where RocksDB or other SSTable storage systems really line up well with SSDs. The write amplification reduction can improve throughput and disk life by multiples. https://engineering.fb.com/2016/08/31/
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
I'm trying to imagine any computer that would have coped with my IFR search and rescue flight last week. Non-standard requests and things that can't be seen by ATC affect things a lot. One other silly small example that feels comp
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
It's like a large city in a way. Most of your roads are local, and so is most of your traffic. You try to distribute load and makes trips as short as possible. For a city its grocery stores in neighborhoods. For an ISP, they do this by
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by storyinmemo 5y ago
No, or at least not without more steps and automation. WAY back before refrigeration, cooling was done with blocks of ice harvested in winter and stored for the year. Expensive is a word for it. What's being talked about here is therma
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by storyinmemo 6y ago
A rough inflation guess is 330 six years ago is 363 today. The 3060, which is still a relative monster, will set you back 400. My last gaming computer took me 9 years along with only an SSD addition, RAM upgrade, and video card change halfw
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by storyinmemo 6y ago
Power-off 180s precision for every landing, then?
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by storyinmemo 6y ago
Boating? NOAA, Coast Guard, charting work, navigation buoys, harbor masters, etc.
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by storyinmemo 6y ago
American military doctrine is about being the superior force via tactics and equipment, being able to easily dispatch a larger or less trained enemy. American policing has inherited this idea.
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by storyinmemo 6y ago
My fleet of machines I was the owner of at Facebook was around 10,000. I still remember the odd JVM crash that prompted me to reimage a machine. I wouldn't have remembered it except there were a few that month and it was the 3rd time I
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by storyinmemo 7y ago
More often than not, navigation charts are now on iPads and there is no paper backup carried anymore.
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by storyinmemo 7y ago
Check out all the latest Garmin aviation equipment. Touch is here for critical systems including GPS systems used on instrument approaches. Super fun to reprogram in turbulence.
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by storyinmemo 7y ago
What model monitor is this?

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