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3y ago
> PEP 669 – Low Impact Monitoring for CPython Finally, 15 years later Python might also get something similar to VisualVM.
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3y ago
So?
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3y ago
Monitoring citizens using AI is China-like dystopia.
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3y ago
It gets created, not extracted
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3y ago
If only we would fight for the real issues like climate change, instead of fantasies that would be great.
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3y ago
Why is everybody so obsessed with size? 100kB means nothing these days.
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3y ago
Good riddance? I got 2 entries of "cancer journalism" on my list with them. NY times has 6 entries. If only they would go that would make the US maybe a little less divisive.
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3y ago
Lots of old people refuse to learn. Actually, a lot of experienced employees refuse to learn because they mistake their experience with knowledge.
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3y ago
How many coops have you started?
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3y ago
Invest in vpn stonks. It's gonna be popular in the Eu in the future
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3y ago
It doesn't have to grow. But it definitely shows that people don't want to stay there.
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3y ago
Pathetic. Just drop the charade, ban any computer tech, and give more subsidies to diesel car makers.
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3y ago
The guy invents a strawman to justify premature optimization.
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3y ago
What's the business model for companies like these? 750M valuation implies that they should be able to generate at least 75M revenue per year.
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4y ago
Are they going to pay for the traffic from Google also?
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4y ago
Fewer protections, more opportunities.
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4y ago
Pretty sure you are mistaking rights with benefits.
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4y ago
They are powerful. But often their Power is unnecessary and counter productive for domain modeling. Where are they really good is reporting. Analysts love rdbms. When I am on an analyst role, I love them them too. As an engineer I find them
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4y ago
Joins only make sense in analytical context as a tool to get some additional data into your report and almost never as domain modeling concept. People should pretty much hardly ever use RDBMS for their domain data... but since everyone lear
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4y ago
How it's implemented? What's the underlying approach?
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4y ago
Absolute madness
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4y ago
Did you find yourself on that list? Because besides this explanation, there is 0 toxicity.
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4y ago
Pathetic spasms of an industrial juggernaut who is still fighting communist movement influence in this post-industrial world. I wonder how will EU when the final ICE auto manufacturer and will go bust
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4y ago
Now you won't have to worry that those people are not paid enough.
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4y ago
The cozyness of Auto industry with politicians is beyond anything.
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4y ago
That's not inflation just an increase in cost
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4y ago
Crazy. How did the story with narrow bank end?
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4y ago
searching for one huge bag of cash while there is a constant low-intensity stream of toothbrushes hitting you :D
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4y ago
"picking up pennies in front of a steam roller" Shorting stable coins seems to be an inverse of that.
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Also, they've messed up the learning algo so now you get to learn about what's a room and a dog after learning German for 5 years. Amazing progress.
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