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by thakoppno 3y ago
You may be thinking about Yahoo’s approach from 2010? > The Yahoo! approach is to avoid the capital cost and power consumption of chillers entirely by allowing the cold aisle temperatures to rise to 85F to 90F when they are unable to hol
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by thakoppno 3y ago
My cr48 did not have built-in 3G.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
Is there any public information about your signal acquisition technology? Your site is great and drew me into radio and getting licensed.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
Thanks for clarification. What’s messing with me is that you seemed to have a computer that drew hex colors. Also, you knew the hex value you wanted. Kinda hate second guessing your actions from the 20th century but why did you walk?
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by thakoppno 3y ago
Cool story but would you elaborate on this part? > walk across the hall to get the hex codes for the other color
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by thakoppno 3y ago
> In the weeks following the change, the site came into the top 20 most popular sites, and reached the top 10 in the aftermath of the change and surrounding controversy. 1 Billion dollars a year is a good estimate.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
Brightscript is the name of their application language. Sounds similar enough to Silverlight to me. I bet it’s just a mix-up.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
> potentially sensitive user data is being cached and passed around to the support/triage team An excellent point for most cases that ultimately cannot be satisfied for others. For instance, this most recent HTTP/2 Rapid Reset
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by thakoppno 3y ago
Seems like there should be a general way to crowdsource this kind of data.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
> their main business competitor is Lockheed Martin Corp The vertical combination of these two would be synergistic.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
`npm ci` does that for me. it’s fine.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
> JSON logging with UTC time formatting perhaps simplest, biggest impact in my log life has been adhering these principles.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
My personal microservice fiefdom is about ten. My company probably has 1000. Is this ratio normal?
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by thakoppno 3y ago
Their live sports ambitions make sense to me. In the future, it seems to me the major tech platforms are the most likely to buy the major sports leagues’ rights. Having content now has allowed Apple a prime seat at that poker table. All the
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by thakoppno 3y ago
I love apache as much as anyone, cut my teeth with it and still work with it plenty. It doesn’t strike me as odd to question its fit for people who have more experience with containers. If there’s a reverse proxy in the front, one may just
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by thakoppno 3y ago
Transaction cost is little O of most significant trading strategies, imho.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
You’re correct and the parent comment is too. Timing the market to some requires complete prescience. To others it may not.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
I would have enjoyed it tremendously.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
This was a real talk? I would have lost my mind attending this. I am adding the Naval Observatory to my travel destination wish list.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
> My fellow Americans, I'm pleased to tell you today that I've signed legislation that will outlaw Russia forever. We begin bombing in five minutes. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_begin_bombing_in_five_
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by thakoppno 3y ago
HDTV (ATSC) is a technology that has influenced my life in pretty serious ways. My first tuner was a Sony SAT-HD100[0] in 2001. Witnessing the transition into digital TV through my VGA port, in retrospect, taught me tons about how technol
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by thakoppno 3y ago
> One critical difference is that in Erlang, processes can run on remote machines, seamlessly. Is there a concise way to explain how Erlang achieves this property?
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by thakoppno 3y ago
The fifth decimal of a GPS coordinate resolves down to 1.1 meter. Ten numbers doesn’t sound much more difficult than three words to me.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
> has nothing to do with the Scottish, it seems Unlicensed Internet detective here, this suggests scot descends from scratch and Macbeth. https://www.theguardian.com/notesandqueries/query/0,5753,-27...
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by thakoppno 3y ago
I agree with everything you said. The dream is not to compromise any of that while also expiring that which you no longer need. There’s a passage in Infinite Jest that describes the logical point that a quantity of meat exists that I will e
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by thakoppno 3y ago
> surely the request should'nt come from the client Maybe this problem is intractable logically? The preview needs to be accurate from the perspective of the client. The only way to guarantee that seems to me sending the request fr
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by thakoppno 3y ago
> they would have no idea of what ISO 8601 was Maybe this is a fair time to persuade there is an ethos of hillbilly hacker that prioritizes function over form.
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by thakoppno 3y ago
Your collection crashing Kodi is one of those signals your behavior is far outside the norms, nearly technically infeasible given current system . One idea that keeps me up at night is a collection that expires itself. It’s probably like an
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by thakoppno 3y ago
> broadcast in a pub One aspect of this deal eluding me is whether it is permissible to show these MLS games in sports bars. The NFL enforces very strict licensing for public displays of its games.
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