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Yes, i'm a DevOps engineer. I have to say, we use the Google Cloud and many Google Services, this makes live so much easier. Before that we managed everything ourselves on bare metal with debian VMs.
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> It doesn't help when a service is only for few million users with few hundred or thousand containers. Well my company switched from VMs to k8s (few hundred containers) and it helped. Proof me wrong.
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> These computer AI chess programs have weaknesses. > ... have collected statistics on which openings will lead to situations where Stockfish (or LeelaZero, or Komodo, etc. etc) will inevitably fail. In case of Stockfish and other &qu
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Vim (with a bunch of plugins) + Tmux See also: https://dev.to/allanmacgregor/vim-is-the-perfect-ide-e80
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You should also test it with older compiler versions from the 80s/90s. There are some falsehood believes about programming now that were true some decades ago. I'm not saying that this is the case here, but it's worth to keep
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bad
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Why not kubernetes?
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This reminds me of chain (dot syntax composition with objects) vs. actual function composition & currying: https://medium.com/making-internets/why-using-chain-is-a-mis...
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yup, switching to js would fix this issue.
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> The Linux Kernel will move memory pages which are hardly ever used into swap space to ensure that even more cachable space is made available in-memory for more frequently used memory pages (a page is a piece of memory). Why should I ca
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Some more hints: T440 has a bad touchpad, but it can be replaced with the one from T450. Get the s variant, e.g. T450s if you need it a bit thinner and lighter. Get the FHD (or higher res) IPS variant, the low res TN panels are very bad. Jo
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Writing new code is faster than understanding existing code. Different teams should have enough room to not step on each other toes. Soft boundaries tend to be overruled over time, because of human laziness.
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Yes.
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The Antminer S9 is one of the most efficient miners. ASIC miners from older generations require more Watt per TH, 8 GW might fit.
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Yes.
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I wouldn't necessarily say slower, but rather different. The folks in the 50s/60s couldn't imagine how something called the Internet would change the world.
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Can I run PureScript on node practically? If so, examples please.
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"though it doesn't go as far back as the DJIA" That's not a big of a deal, it has been calculated backwards using historical data.
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It usually takes longer on average until closed CIA documents gets released to public (if ever). There are still some unreleased JFK files.
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> But if they are doing something that PayPal ... obviously found acceptable for ... years, it means that all businesses are in immediate danger of being instantly banned without explanation ... That's no news. Many PP user are full
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When we talk about rewrites I absolutely agree. As for example there have been many attempts in the financial sector to rewrite million lines of COBOL code running on mainframes for decades. Many of those attempts failed and they probably w
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In software development there are direct short term goals and benefits, like bug fixes and features, which easily show up in the next quarter result and there are long term objectives which are hard to measure but equally important. If a co
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I think I need the expert guide.
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https://github.com/garbas/pypi2nix
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Why It’s So Hard to Learn French in Middle Ages would also be an interesting article
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"I am perfectly capable of maintaining python 2 myself. Far less work than migrating the entire calibre codebase. status wontfix" Porting to Python 3 has been done many times even for very large codebases. I think if a application
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GitHub Language Statistics 2012-2019 for comparison: https://madnight.github.io/githut/ Uses Pull Request count as metric.
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Sentry stays on Python 2.7 even after 2020
(github.com)
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https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-firefox
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Could you provide more and bigger examples e.g. a small REST Microservice?
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