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by sulam 2y ago
Equal consumption of all the miners on an ore patch. The opposite ore loading, unloading at an equal rate so trains spend the minimum at a station (probably the more critical part to balance since you can solve the input side with buffering
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by sulam 2y ago
> I usually just put a few splitters before and after tapping off of main bus lines You are literally describing balancing. You are using an ad hoc solution as opposed to a blueprint, which can be fine, but I wouldn’t dismiss the conveni
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by sulam 2y ago
Any time you find yourself dismissing something many people put a lot of work into, you should be suspicious that maybe you aren’t operating in the same context they did. For instance a problem some balancers solve (but many do not) is lane
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by sulam 2y ago
It’s very good at modeling real world distributed systems problems and solutions, so it would not surprise me to find applications to production line design. For instance a very basic realization is that the typical throughput/latency
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by sulam 2y ago
English is likely not your first language and it’s fairly obvious what you mean, but the word you’re using a lot is spelled “intention”. Not at all how it sounds, stupid English. (It’s also likely that this minor error is spawned by the use
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by sulam 2y ago
I would argue that often the car or other hardware being delayed is not an option and so you get rushed software anyway, that has to be dealer serviced. We’ve seen that a lot in cars now that they’ve started having non-trivial amounts of so
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by sulam 2y ago
Correct, the car can function without the infotainment system but you lose conveniences like climate control, the backup camera, and sometimes even audio, which is weird because you get no feedback from the turn signals. It’s not great but
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by sulam 2y ago
I mean, Microsoft would surely love to be the browser leader again. The web has always been an amazing device and OS neutral platform play, which is why they entered the space in the first place. Do I expect this to happen? No I do not, but
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by sulam 2y ago
Sure and classifying video is one of the classically hard things for computers to do. Really classifying in general.
130.
by sulam 2y ago
The monks were just gig workers.
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by sulam 2y ago
These are probably tied TBH.
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by sulam 2y ago
I'm going to go out on a (thick, short) limb and say your parents weren't picking crops in a field or washing dishes at the back of a restaurant. Immigration is a complicated topic and neither party has a plan that will do anythin
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by sulam 2y ago
The first time he got elected I had a woe is me, what does this mean for our country perspective. These days I'm better informed and I know that America is nothing special here. Brexit, Orban, Berlusconi, Alternative for Germany, Le Pe
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by sulam 2y ago
> It's pretty clear to me that he did think about the election. That's the problem. I disagree with your analysis. I think it's likely that Alvin Bragg is not a dumb guy. It is well known that a conviction would not preven
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by sulam 2y ago
The only thing he wants to unite are the dollars in your pocket with his wallet.
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by sulam 2y ago
Hey dude, you may be overdosing on those pills you’re taking when you start saying things like Musk is a uniter. The red ones are fine, just limit it to one or two, okay?
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by sulam 2y ago
He’s far from the first person to have been tried for something that is unevenly enforced at best. Talk to any black men in your community, it happens all the time. More relevantly, prosecutors have to decide which cases to pursue and that
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by sulam 2y ago
I don’t think the conviction’s effect on his support was lost on anyone who was paying attention. He was convicted for breaking the law by a jury of his peers. Should the case have been brought to trial? That’s debatable, but he clearly is
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by sulam 2y ago
Bernie Sanders is your answer to Trump? Thankfully Trump can’t run again because that kind of thinking would have him winning elections into 2030.
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by sulam 2y ago
No, not least because the panspermia hypothesis says that DNA is in fact not originally from Earth.
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by sulam 2y ago
One last thought before I stop thinking about this thread. Many places are now starting to adopt a policy where the company will offer a choice to the employee. Choice A is to run the PIP process, and live with the outcome. Choice B is effe
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by sulam 2y ago
I know this forum is suspicious of managers on general principle, and that’s sometimes appropriate, especially the more layers there are between decisions your manager is executing vs where they were made. That said, it is my experience tha
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by sulam 2y ago
Re: PIPs, it depends on how they’re used. For stronger managers, who address issues quickly, a PIP (even informal) can be effective at creating behavior change that sticks. However the way many companies practice them, they are simply a for
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by sulam 2y ago
You’re most likely confusing Flutter with the Python team which was laid off but the work moved to a team in Germany. The Flutter team has not been laid off to my knowledge.
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by sulam 2y ago
In practice that is an obvious exaggeration for the purposes of making a point. It is probably simple enough to make the change, and it’s equally easy to change it back. One configuration makes you subject to massive lawsuits and the other
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by sulam 2y ago
That is far-fetched, science fabulist style thinking. The average person on the street does not know about Brewster or the IA, but they certainly do know about their local library and would object if it was to disappear.
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by sulam 2y ago
Fwiw Chandra, Rao, and Bose are instantly recognizable to me. I’m not a mathematician or physicist and don’t know the other folks. That said I am very aware that Indians have made significant contributions to math, physics and I imagine oth
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by sulam 2y ago
But it appears that it is consistent with setTimeout’s behavior and therefore likely correct in the context it will be used. At least if your definition of “correct” is “does the thing most similar to the thing I’m extending/replicatin
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by sulam 2y ago
I’m sure it doesn’t.
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by sulam 2y ago
Probably true, although getting it to run seems doable.

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