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by ukd1 6y ago
You can get 10g in Utah, it's only ~$250/mo...
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by ukd1 6y ago
That and the containers are why I'm back on Firefox!
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by ukd1 6y ago
Basically this for me too; MiniZinc is great whilst you don't really have the full problem nailed, when it's harder to pick what you'd like to focus on using sovler wise.
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by ukd1 6y ago
Maybe lower level (but not the lowest), is minizinc. Def worth checking out if you don't want or need Java. A friend is using it for on-call schedule optimization - and wrote about the details here https://optduty.com/b
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by ukd1 6y ago
From the outside it does seem boring; a lot of rote learning and not a lot of flexibility once you're out, high risk of getting sick and or sued. 99.99% or more Doctors are not House.
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by ukd1 6y ago
I read the original post from Brian as; you can, but at work one should work. Coinbase isn't paying folks to debate politics, they're paying someone to further the company mission.
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by ukd1 6y ago
CTO of Rainforest here. Having only recently done some MiniZinc, it's super fun and actually pretty accessible to get started with - but totally different to "normal" programming! Tyrant def made a difference to how much time
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by ukd1 6y ago
This is why I love Kaiser (kp.org) as they are the insurer and the provider. They haven't over-billed themselves with care for me or friends.
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by ukd1 6y ago
Seems cool, I'd love it generated or was OpenSCAD code though
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by ukd1 6y ago
Try getting hardware accelerated video in Chrome, or FF. Not supported.
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by ukd1 6y ago
A massive point for me missing in this article is the experience of having to wait for Crystal to compile - especially for development, this sucks. Try timing puts "Hello, world" on both: ~ % cat test.rb puts "Hello, w
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by ukd1 6y ago
This. I presume it's hoping if enough do it, they'll be forced to change.
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by ukd1 7y ago
Similar, and probably slightly easier from my experience, plus supports things like clustering and easily managing service, is microk8s[1] from canonical. [1]: https://microk8s.org
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by ukd1 7y ago
pihole is a short term solution; it is the wrong long term one - it only works as these holes exist. blocking needs to be done in the browser, or your computer to be done more securely
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by ukd1 7y ago
German driving is way-way-way better on average than anywhere in the US. The test here is a joke, there is no lane discipline, and most folks drive very selfishly: driving in Germany has always been a much better experience, I'd unders
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by ukd1 7y ago
That's why most states have noise limits or things like CARB that limit what you can change on a car; CA = 95db at max.
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by ukd1 7y ago
I've still got one of these (w204), it's loud - imho kinda pointlessly - for a second or so, then is pretty quiet - one of the reasons I love it.
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by ukd1 7y ago
https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api/Public/ViewPublication/... seems to suggest that speed isn't the major cause of accidents; there are a ton of other human related ones, plus other car related ones. I
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by ukd1 7y ago
You can apply the logic of "having a problem with something" to anything one doesn't like. The current answer is it is allowed as it is legal, and it's sold as it is wanted, and there are penalties for misuse, incase tha
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by ukd1 7y ago
Using this argument, airlines should also shut down all flights - they're transporting more than this number, all over, with zero checks.
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by ukd1 7y ago
ANPR != Facial recognition
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by ukd1 7y ago
Guessing they meant they were/are unwilling to.
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by ukd1 7y ago
Where can I buy in?
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by ukd1 7y ago
Downvote away; but really “kill” your business!!?
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by ukd1 7y ago
I mean i think it’s mostly the blunt, binary right/wrong nature of your posts getting you this reaction. For most folks they’ve moved past that and almost all of us have non perfect world systems where we’ve made trade offs. It’s just
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by ukd1 7y ago
Rabbit and most others do; but only once it reaches the queue itself. The problem that using a fb to queue stuff gets around is guaranteeing it earlier; your changes to database and the queued messages are either all committed, or not - a s
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by ukd1 7y ago
Wow, you're super jaded on this, do you sell queuing software for a living? Also wrong: how will this kill a business, at all?
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by ukd1 7y ago
I actually ran them in July 2019 against QueueClassic using the Que benchmark; queue_classic jobs per second: avg = 1879.1, max = 2072.1, min = 1779.4, stddev = 128.3 que jobs per second: avg = 1500.5, max = 1550.8, min = 1405.2, stdd
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by ukd1 7y ago
This ^ x 100.
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by ukd1 7y ago
LOL; what problem domain? We've not talked about any specific situation - which is why you're wrong; you assume far too much. I was attempting to enlighten you a little, but after a few redeliveries, it seems it's gone to DLQ

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