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by ukd1 4y ago
LOL, Carrera GT is in a different league (~$1.5mm). 911 is kind of like a Speedmaster, it's a classic, and even a basic one is "acceptable" for most car folks. The S, GTS, GT3, etc would be the more premium. Countersignalling
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by ukd1 4y ago
I find YT premium fully worth it; the ads are horrible, and totally inturrupt watching something - enough that I pay, as I couldn't stand it otherwise. Google, less so - but I pay for Kagi as I like the results better, and prefer how t
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by ukd1 4y ago
I'm with you; I'm a paid Kagi user for a while now, and unlike various attempts at switching to duck duck go (et al), Kagi is actually fully working for me. I do not switch back to Google more than once a month, and each time I&#x
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by ukd1 4y ago
Thanks, and never thought of that; will do!
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by ukd1 4y ago
Interesting - I've been doing similar for a while (not writing about it though), but generally "self-commit" - i.e. the code in the repo commits back to itself, usuualy using github actions, or gitlab. E.g. https:/&#x2F
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by ukd1 4y ago
I build projects with git as the hosting and backend using code that commits back to it's own repo. Usuauly it's when I need to host, run and store things - and might want to look at historic data. Using github actions, you can do
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by ukd1 4y ago
SMART/Health Information (NVMe Log 0x02) Critical Warning: 0x00 Temperature: 32 Celsius Available Spare: 100% Available Spare Threshold: 99% Percentage
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by ukd1 4y ago
It does, and it works (docs here: https://min.io/docs/minio/linux/operations/install-deploy-ma... ) - but I'm not running a "large" cluster.
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by ukd1 4y ago
Can you find the link?
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by ukd1 4y ago
Ya most of the modern systems for "ABS" do way more than just ABS; usually they're also trying to keep steering authority as well, for example. With a higher COG car, you have to be more careful of rollovers, so maybe can&#x2
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by ukd1 4y ago
This is super cool, and a great way to implement it - hard - but will make adoption much easier than if it had to be implemented, or installed, etc.
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by ukd1 4y ago
It's unsovlable - even if cryptography could solve it, you'd have to trust the implementation. Thought; Just periodically rotate your account, and use a new cc number. There is no bonus to me for keeping a particular account over
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by ukd1 4y ago
As a paying subscriber, I 2nd this - it's great.
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by ukd1 4y ago
And this is why I switched to kagi.com. Also, helps the search results are better.
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by ukd1 4y ago
Yep, it's meant for queues - a kinda popular one I maintain for ruby (QueueClassic) uses it. However, you can use it outside of that - this is basically a queue to update a column; note the caveat in my original post. SKIP LOCKED will
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by ukd1 4y ago
I'd be doing the same in the case of the post; it's guarneteed to hit locks some percentage of time. Should be better than a single slot though. The whole point of the article was that idle-in-transaction due to locks on a counter
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by ukd1 4y ago
Cool, but this method will still get locks in whatever percent of cases, regardless of if there are slots not in transactions. In Postgres you can probably do this with slots using SKIP LOCKED; though in practice I belive you have to deal w
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by ukd1 4y ago
It looks and writes similarly; some simple/small things will work in both - the std lib is very similar. However, it's statically typed (though, mostly/partitally interfered; aka sometimes you don't need to specify), and
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by ukd1 4y ago
A mix, but mostly web-app backends, or data processing when the quantities are large (aka annoying enough ruby is noticably slow; 100k json files, or millions of rows).
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by ukd1 4y ago
100%; the interpreter is the main missing thing right now, otherwise crystal is my go-to today; I use crystal and ruby a lot, and even on an M1 Max it's still ~1-2s of waiting for a compile, vs ruby with near-instant feedback.
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by ukd1 4y ago
I assume mostly using start of line instead of \b, and expecting w only to be zero+ times in the middle.
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by ukd1 4y ago
Make sure you (both) take enough time off. Find help so you can take at least one night out a week together. Everyone seems to have their own advice (e.g. literally had two nurses back to back give different advice...aka opinions), you&#x27
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by ukd1 4y ago
"To Arredondo, the choice was logical. An armed killer was loose on the campus of the elementary school. Every second mattered. He wanted both hands free to hold his gun, ready to aim and fire quickly and accurately if he encountered t
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by ukd1 4y ago
Does this completely supersede kong?
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by ukd1 4y ago
I presume you just use a memcache or redis client? So yes?
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by ukd1 4y ago
Have a staging / qa env, then fork it for a branch for testing. Much faster than reseeding / restoring.
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by ukd1 4y ago
Why not fly.io?
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by ukd1 4y ago
That also assumes the other (non data center) parts of the system could take that load. I'd guess it's unlikely to have been over-engineered by 40MW. Then they'd also have to have the resistive heaters, which is doubtful as t
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by ukd1 5y ago
If you're looking for something in this market, you should definitely checkout Rainforest as well. We've got a pretty generous free tier, plus transparent pricing. https://www.rainforestqa.com/
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by ukd1 5y ago
You could also do most of this (except adding the screenshot to a folder, but you can get it via api if you need) and more with our free plan - https://www.rainforestqa.com/

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