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by tomas789 2y ago
As fare as I know it is jist a torso of its former glory. This is mostly the reason why we migrated to Gurobi.
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by tomas789 2y ago
Not an author but 1) It is usually done on a single machine. Often times even on single core. 2) Spikiness of the solve time is a real problem in practice. 3) You get partial solutions but they tend to be fare apart but with great improveme
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by tomas789 2y ago
It is called duality. For each linear program that is maximizing, you can find a dual linear program wich is minimization. They both have the same optimal objective value. Thus one serves as a lower bound and the other as an upper bound on
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by tomas789 2y ago
No worries. I trust my government.
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by tomas789 2y ago
> This vulnerability – that went unnoticed for 14 years and about 80 highest-level Common Criteria certification evaluations This is yet another example of why you don’t f around with crypto and auth in general. Just use best practices a
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by tomas789 2y ago
[Gitlab.com is down]( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36634430 ) (1 year ago) [Gitlab Service Disruption]( https://status.gitlab.com/ ) (1 year ago) [Gitlab Is Having Issues]( https://status.gitl
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Gitlab Is Down (Again)(status.gitlab.com)
3 points by tomas789 2y ago|1 comments
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by tomas789 2y ago
The state of calendar libraries in Rust is less than ideal. When working with Pandas, there is .tz_convert() and .tz_localize() and that is basically it for timezone conversions. My benchmark for this is: given a date, get first hour of CET
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by tomas789 2y ago
I agree with that. In my thought process is to specify what I’m doing and only then some details. This is the other way around. When reading the code, it would be better to see that I’m dealing with span at first.
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by tomas789 2y ago
I was recently listening to a researcher talking about ITER. He claimed that there is currently no technology to shape high temperature superconductors into usable coils. Reason was their mechanical properties, namely fragility. He also cl
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by tomas789 3y ago
It could be a research project so it might still have some neferious purpose to it.
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by tomas789 3y ago
Check out “sound camera” on youtube.
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by tomas789 3y ago
There is no such thing as third world country anymore. That is a relic or yesteryear. [1] [1] https://youtu.be/hVimVzgtD6w?si=g0aCYsjo15RAyx-e
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by tomas789 3y ago
It would be great to have the data cleaned up a bit more. For example Nvidia chips are at least 5 items and not all of them start with N. That makes them hard to find. Also there are some “manufacturers” like see description and so on. Mayb
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by tomas789 3y ago
Someone should do Justin.tv again but with this and people could query their life.
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by tomas789 3y ago
It is an industry standard word by now.
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by tomas789 3y ago
Apple uses RAM and storage as price discrimination feature. And it also wants entry level machines so they can say “starting from …” It has nothing to do with the price of the memory itself. It is merely a factor that people are willing to
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by tomas789 3y ago
I don’t know about milk cow. This is peanuts in the whole EU budget. I think that EU needs to keep a strong position to be compelling for many people. Therwise many might start to see it as an irrelevant institution.
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by tomas789 3y ago
Usually, I would not engage with this kind of conspiracy theory like comments but I think that this particular case has some merit. We are solid in a gray zone where we have to decide where are priorities are. Fair market vs tech dominance
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by tomas789 3y ago
It was used in my previous job and it worked wonders. It was an internal tool which stored lots of data but did not see high traffic. And as such the load was not an issue. In the world of thet large corporate it was almost the only viable
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by tomas789 3y ago
I wouldn’t mind using unsafe rust for encapsulated cases where it makes sense (though this might not be the one as it could be done in safe rust). It is just nice to have this delineation and it can simplify debugging as well.
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by tomas789 3y ago
You can always use old boring AWS EC2 and such. And sprinkle in some Terraform if you feel fancy. That would be my “use sqlite” Kubernetes is probably “use postgres”
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by tomas789 3y ago
This is my case. I’m one man show ATM so no DBA. I’m still using Kubernetes. Many things can be automated as simply as helm apply. Plus you get the benefit of not having a hot mess of systemd services, ad hoc tools which you don’t remember
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by tomas789 3y ago
24 * 1.04 = 24.96
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Dive: A tool for exploring a Docker image, layer contents and more(github.com)
464 points by tomas789 3y ago|61 comments
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Rust Compiler Development Guide(rustc-dev-guide.rust-lang.org)
5 points by tomas789 3y ago|0 comments
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by tomas789 3y ago
You're right. I did not see the announcement [1] before. This can possibly make all the difference. [1] https://rocket.rs/v0.5/news/2023-11-17-rwf2-prelaunch/
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by tomas789 3y ago
Rocket was created by Sergio Benitez. He is almost exclusively the only contributor to the project. Not because people don't want to contribute to it, but because the author wants to have it as sort of his child's brain. And there
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by tomas789 3y ago
It probably feels more familiar if you are coming from the world of Python’s Django or Flask. Other than that Axum is very likely a better choice for all use cases.
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by tomas789 3y ago
Hate to say that but I’d be happier if this never happened. I think many newcomers think that Rocket is “the web framework” in Rust. And if author goes silent again they will be let down. It casts kinda bad shadow on Rust community but we h

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