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by tgtweak 4y ago
Just a note - I had a Nokia D90 dslr that would overheat if left in video mode for too long (over 5 minutes). Check for any "max video recording length" mentions on the camera's spec sheet as a early sign that this might be
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by tgtweak 4y ago
It's surprisingly fast. I think they extended it to create copy-on-write memory at fork time, which made it incredibly fast and low-overhead to fork.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I mean they made a big air filter out of an ioniq5... Kind of bolsters OPs claims. Still better than stupid commercials for marketing dollars.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Been using portainer for a while and it's been great.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Just be a real cowboy and use pcntl_fork() Partially not kidding - I've used this as far back as 2004 to build cron jobs that pull a dataset, split it into N subsets, then fork out into N children to process those subsets of data in pa
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Did you fire them or they quit to take the opportunity? Unless it's the former you're just as guilty :)
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by tgtweak 5y ago
The only way it would be too low is if the stock price went up above that. Reality is it's under that - signaling that it is in fact not too low.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Zapier has a large moat. I would like to think anything you can bring to the table to compete or add value (maybe flow-based logic rules or inclusion of serverless script-level transforms similar to pipedream) could be cherry picked and add
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by tgtweak 5y ago
This is a larger issue. And it's not just limited to remote contractors. Even in the cushiest of office jobs with full benefits, seasoned HR and regular check-ins these personal issues can and do impact employees - often times not res
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by tgtweak 5y ago
GPU shortages are nearing an end and with next generation products from Nvidia, AMD and Intel on deck, well probably be in a really good spot for GPU consumers come q4 2022.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Also, compounds that are fatal tend to be so to all life forms vs just humans with the variation being dosage. It goes without saying the odds of taking a compound and finding a drug that does one very specific thing without doing anything
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I guess if it's tasty then it's fair game.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
"Now, keep in mind that we can't deliberately design our way to drugs so easily, so we won't be able to design horrible compounds in one shot, either. " I would discount this, heavily and concerningly, as a false sense o
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by tgtweak 5y ago
We're not far from a publisher revolt against google - essentially if you're a publisher with good data, doing the legwork of curating and moderating user generated content, and making it discoverable... google is just cherry-pick
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Tons of dark design patters in the "Adobe Sign" platform also, formerly free for gsuite users it is now pay only. When you try to send a document out for e-sign it gives you an option to upgrade for as low as $2.99/month. Se
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by tgtweak 5y ago
GTAV with mods is probably the benchmark for games that are difficult to differentiate from reality. I hope they don't make the same fractured-platform launch that they did on V, and fully bake the online play before releasing it.
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by tgtweak 5y ago
compiled LUA interpreter and runtime is pretty slim - but we're glossing over the reality that LUA is a drastically less functional language than golang - much in the way LUA is less functional than C. I think to each their own - it i
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by tgtweak 5y ago
.net 5 (and former .net core) was pretty fast. The issue was in serverless there is a pretty long cold start since the interpreter is still invoked which is like a mini virtual machine. If you're sticking to azure, they have a highly
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by tgtweak 5y ago
For environments where build is included in deployment (Not best practice at all, but sadly common) it can be very pronounced. Don't forget that CI systems are increasingly memory/cycle/time based for billing, and having a ni
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I have a feeling AWS lambda's hypervisor has a lot of overhead, and simply making your workload smaller/lighter has a very noticeable reduction in execution time (cold start is <10ms on most of our GO lambdas). re: full serverl
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by tgtweak 5y ago
For us it's as simple as docker build right from the repo -> push to registry for test deployment then tag with prod for rollout from there. Probably not ideal for 20+ dev teams or high complexity deployments but this is the simples
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by tgtweak 5y ago
It's not so much about it getting faster over time, it's about it NEVER getting slower, and never breaking. That is something you want to have in your stack when you want to stay on latest and not get stuck on a rewrite 6 years do
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by tgtweak 5y ago
I'll give you a candid scenario that we went through: nodejs app built with express receiving json events from 10M clients around the world on very regular basis, pushing to a queue and checking that it was received by the queue. Extre
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by tgtweak 5y ago
If you're thinking about an edge where you have less than 3MB of storage space, and likely very limited in-memory space, you'd probably still be better to go with C. These kinds of environments are becoming very small % of use ca
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by tgtweak 5y ago
You can make notable compression gains by using a simple 7z self-extracting PE file on your already-static golang binary. In some cases this can yield another 10-50% savings in binary size. For environments where fresh startup time are im
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by tgtweak 5y ago
The Cloudflare worker JS is a mess of incompatibility and design idiosyncrasies that make it really impractical for true edge application design. What I mean by cloud native & serverless is specifically containerized platforms where yo
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by tgtweak 5y ago
The thing people don't seem to appreciate/understand with go is the effects of using it in serverless and cloud native environments. Every high throughput service I've had moved to GO has used a tiny amount of Memory and CPU
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Lots of conjecture. The reality is most of the drag is encountered on the trailer, tires and underside. This is the reason you now see "skirts" on almost all trailers, and the general reduction in distance between tractor and tr
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by tgtweak 5y ago
LTL also makes more sense with shorter trailers, since you can unload and reload the trailer quickly without having to play Jenga at the dock. It also encourages depot-to-depot runs vs supplier-to-client, which leads to the average trip le
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by tgtweak 5y ago
Bit of a shitshow of authorities for any given piece of road but generally speaking it's the city streets and town-level jurisdictions that get restrictive moreso than interstates and major highways. There is also the weight factor - e

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