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SQLAlchemy – Asynchronous IO Support for Core and ORM
(docs.sqlalchemy.org)
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So what this does is introduce a (configurable) buffer between chained async generators. So this does not introduce any kind of multi processor parallelism, just makes an async generator easily be able to wait on multiple iterations in para
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I wonder if there is potential for enough methane hydrate turning gaseous that it drives a top to bottom current, bringing warm surface water to greater depths and thus creating a runaway effect where the ocean would seem to be boiling viol
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And if you are willing to compromise on the lack of case and a smaller screen you can get them for as low as 6 bucks shipped. Look for the ttgo esp32 with usbc and integrated lipo charging circuit, can highly recommend them!
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Thank you HN for pointing me to this! It still exists on the internet of 2020, innocent creative brilliance with a nice dose of humor, not spoiled by commercial interests. This almost feels like the internet of yore
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This has been posted before, but the new thing is that the scale model has made a maiden flight: https://www.youtube.com/embed/XHFcLfSfJWQ If you are wondering why the video didn't include the landing, the press r
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There is a bug in the last level. This css works (the path collision detection allows it): .tower-group-1 {display: flex;} .tower-1-1 {} .tower-1-2 {} .tower-1-3 {align-self: center;} .tower-1-4 {order: -1;} .tower-1-5 {order:
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That has already happened too with the 737 Max fiasco...
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> It would be a bit like how carbon dating or production of low background steel changed after 1945 due to nuclear testing https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23896293 I guess books published will be more useful than re
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Perhaps a job at a medium size non-tech company. There are plenty of problems that can be solved with small scale (web) apps everywhere, that don't need webscale levels of scalability, but are well suited for a single full stack develo
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I also came up with the same analogy after reading both posts. Wasn't just lurking and when I later had a moment to post my brilliant analogy it was already posted. So if many of us thought of this independently, does that make it a be
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Vessel depth (draught) is usually (or always) a static number;hard coded in the ais transponder and never again uodated and thus provides zero information. The only somewhat reliable data are position and heading and their derivatives. Next
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Can someone do the math, how many seconds of profit is that for Google?
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for sure, and it is a minimum. Not sure how it works exactly, but if a device fails prematurely (within some reasonably determined expected lifetime) due to manufacturing errors you can claim warrant for longer. You might need legal counsel
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Maybe someone else is also interested in some backgrounds on this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22390093
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Some more backgrounds: https://alarmeringen.nl/gelderland/well-gelderland/123823-li... Not sure if it was the Dutch or French police that did the actual hack, anyone have details on this? Apparently the investigat
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It's called Power Apps https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/
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Yep, and the US gov is pressuring the Dutch gov to not export any of the next level chip manufacturing machines to China, so this chip war has already hit ASML pretty hard
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6y ago
Not OP, but from experience it could be 2009 prius.
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so much this, I was always able to draw simple projects in minutes. I tried fusion360 for a few minutes and figured that I would need to invest some serious time to get productive with it. I settled for the limited web version of sketchup,
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I haven't followed the recent developments, last time I managed to compile pycopy was end of last year. Would be nice to read about a recent comparison between the two. Is there any reason to prefer one over the other? Just reading fro
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Good to know: pycopy is a fork of micropython. The maintainer of pycopy was the second most contributor to micropython, but at somepoint he decided to fork micropython as there were some disagreements. As far as I'm aware pycopy has a
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I just want to say that after upgrading to 20.04 from 19.10 something went wrong so I clean installed it. Then my Intel WiFi stopped working (even though the Bluetooth did work) and my multi monitor setup kept getting screwed up on reboot w
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I read the readme only after this comment and was surprised by how detailed this was. Why would someone put effort complicated tool, benchmark it etc. at then not really take it seriously? Until I noticed who the author was, then it suddenl
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What is it about nes tetris that makes it so much better? I have never enjoyed any other tetris implementation but I played nes tetris many hours as a kid and also for a bit in my twenties. Still have that nes, but haven't touched it i
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Guido discussed the latest language summit on this podcast: https://pythonbytes.fm/episodes/show/179/guido-van-rossum-dr... . I believe he mentioned default f-strings were discussed and rejected.
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The dollhouse view is a nice way to zoom out without occluding what you want to see. Very impressed how smooth and detailed the tour is. So much better than streetview based tours
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Also, every route can be displayed on the board, even if the next ten buses are all on a different route with better service. Better to have the next bus for every route than just the next expected buses
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Probably there is even good competition between the cloud providers, because hosting the data means that you can sell a lot of compute time to all the users of the data. NASA choosing for AWS means that any IO intensive analysis on that dat
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I started folding last weekend (due to it being advertised on this forum), but I keep getting: "Failed to get assignment from 'xxx': No WUs available for this configuration" Apparently I was not the only one that started
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