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by tehbeard 5y ago
Kind of missing the detail that it's Apache Software Foundation (a non-profit that's community driven), where as Elastic is a publicly traded company?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
The report does discuss SSDs, and it looks like they'll have SSDs as part of reports going forward. There's also a link in their to their earlier HDD Vs SSD post, But afaik there's no existing long term reports on SSD failure
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Subtitles perhaps?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
M.2 is possible on the compute module, but there's iirc only a single PCIe lane on the pi... so it's not as speedy as desktop and also you'd need a PCIe switch to get M.2 storage and networking/USB which just increases c
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Several problems with that. One, it's Congress' baby.. ain't noone taking it out behind the barn. Second, you need redundancy. If something is proven bad with falcon or starship design... You don't want another situation
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by tehbeard 5y ago
512mb probably means the power budget it's designed for doesn't get completely stomped. If you need more memory just get the pi4 and a suitable power brick for it
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Interesting, but the =AVG() and I suspect other functions might have a flaw. When I tried =AVG(B1:B4), with one value in B1 (6), it returned 1.5 as the average. edit: ah, just AVG() then, the scroll didn't work on my first try so I ass
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by tehbeard 5y ago
The world has moved on from a beige box on a desk with a fat physical link made of copper and fibre. Allowing users to work when their mobile signal is spotty is pretty good UX for those that don't deal in a office cubical or wfh. Yes
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Are you able to elaborate on why you chose EAV over using something like the json1 extension of SQLite?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
indexedDB is quite a low level in what the interface gives you. This includes what options you have available for querying (just accessing a key range, upper/lower bound, forward or backwards (backwards can be much slower), rather than
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Why is that?. Is this because you're on a fibre link? indexedDB is being used with several layers to add a comfy SQL and ORM layer for you? I've used indexedDB on a couple of projects at work, while there are definitely downsides
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Honestly, as useful as it is, it'd be so much better if we had better / more contextual diffing. So often it is just spams with the last styling/linting erasing useful context. It's still text file/line based, havin
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Just a "smaller scale" version of those billboards/coverings in the high street on empty shopfronts we've seen for years...
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Finland must be doing g&t differently or you're completely misunderstanding, because in the UK there was never really a hard monetary barrier for the program.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
No minmax, thanks Apple... Aren't we overdue for another indexedDB fuck up by the Safari Dev team?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
If you want to get hired by them, propose it, get it approved, implement and test this 2nd code path, and maintain it for foreseeable futures, go right ahead. Idk about on first run, but I'm pretty sure you can pick and choose which d
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I don't know what has happened more, nuclear fusion "breakthroughs", or Voyager "leaving the solar system"...
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by tehbeard 5y ago
While Clarkson is typecast from his Top Gear days, and does appear to be a bit of a knob outside of TV, he has done some interesting programmes that lack the "oafish" personality.. one that springs to mind is a historical document
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Thank you for the 2nd + 3rd paragraphs, those were parts of protobufs design I wasn't really aware of from a cursory glance. I'm a little suprised to learn there's no self-reference support in protobuf, as I wouldn't hav
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by tehbeard 5y ago
While there's a lot of issues with JSON, this one also applies to any other interchange format that supports nesting, including the much beloved XML. Protobuf might also have this, idk if it does any static analysis for infinite depth.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
You entirely missed the point. From the original comment, it's likely an IT department, meaning a large org, meaning slow changing policies in place about how the machines are setup, often in order to meet even slower changed complianc
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by tehbeard 5y ago
WSL for me: - Great scripting environment for a number of "used weekly/monthly" tools (stuff to test backups, automate some processes) Maybe this is more an indication of my lack of PowerShell knowledge to do the same. - Good
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> a goofup with IT and instead of shipping a Mac this coworker ended up with a Windows machine That kinda implies this isn't a small shop, so "breaking" a windows machine IT provisioned to put Linux onto it might be out of
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Teams being bundled with Office, which seems to be bundled (at least in some form) with Windows, and with Windows 11 having forced teams integration alongside renewed anti browser choice shenanigans? Totally some fair competition and not MS
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Don't. Just don't. It's already a clusterfuck in JS land with grunt/gulp/webpack/TSC/rollup/parcel/snowpack/esbuild/rome etc, do not bring that madness to java as well.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I'm not sure when FDB will get easier soon, if ever. Certainly had a devil of a time trying to get it to work on windows.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Har de har look at these modern programmers with their web 2.0s and js frameworks of the week... Offline first is not "software" as you classified it. Your "software" you are on about is more accurately described as &quo
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I wouldn't have a task that would quite so extensive on lambda (though tbh I don't know how it costs compared to aws' video encoder service) But in a similar vein, extracting interesting thumbnails would at scale, be one use
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by tehbeard 5y ago
The cost that with self hosting you instead sink into paying for SREs? Or getting paged at 2am?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Better question, why wouldn't you? If you can compile the single task your lambda will perform down to as close to bare metal as possible, without affecting your workflow, why not? I use JavaScript in the few lambdas I have because of

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