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by virtue3 6y ago
I mean, you generally want node to be stateless too. the DB should be your state.
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by virtue3 6y ago
chemical computer is more accurate than "machine" anyway.
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by virtue3 6y ago
Because america doesn't fight wars it cant win :(
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by virtue3 6y ago
one of my professors described TCL as "what a bunch of grad students made for a programming language". Always got a chuckle out of me.
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by virtue3 6y ago
F-22 is the greatest plane in the US arsenal. It's unhackable (because the IBM mainframe powering it is so old, it would be difficult for the chinese or russians to attempt to do so). And -nothing- can currently beat it in a 1v1. The
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by virtue3 6y ago
f-15 is airforce, f/a-18 is primarily navy and suited for their roles. F-22 is too expensive to use most of the time and we are having a VERY hard time keeping the fleet operational. F-35 has basically been a giant cluster. But gettin
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by virtue3 6y ago
yeah, except they don't have to go through the FAA this time >_>. /s What drove me nuts about the 737 fiasco, is that the military version of a 767 had a similar issue that was easily overridden by just... moving the stick.
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by virtue3 6y ago
uhhh, Sonic is all over the richmond district and the mission. It's 60$ per month for gigabit. I've had it for years now.
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by virtue3 6y ago
I'm surprised it worked even on 'private' torrents I had. I had some misguided thoughts that they were a bit more secure as you needed a specific torrent downloaded that tied you to the torrent. I see now that it's jus
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by virtue3 6y ago
I think the edge -> chromium move was more about compatability than performance. Edge was fine. They couldn't keep up with the evolving web standards. Also pre-chromium edge has friggin the WORST DEV TOOLS EVER. You would get &qu
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by virtue3 6y ago
WSL2 is -significantly- faster for most dev flows.
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by virtue3 6y ago
how is that any different than setting up a linux workstation? Half the guys I know keep a bash file and all their vi configs on the cloud so they can move them over. Honestly, when I did windows dev ~2008-2012 it was friggin -easy-. It li
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by virtue3 6y ago
you're spot on. Thanks to covid I want to use my desktop at home, it's windows, I'm not gonna put linux on it (don't feel like it). WSL allows me to still do modern web development on windows. (fiddler saved my ass with
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by virtue3 6y ago
I didn't know anything about this project. But it seemed like another creator got fed up with the online criticisms. She made mention of a youtube comment about "why not just make an emulator, it's so much easier". Real
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by virtue3 6y ago
During the onset of COVID there were a lot of people jumping to Amazon's defense of their warehouses. With seemingly deep information about changes there. Could have been just amazon employees, might not have been. I feel similarly ab
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by virtue3 6y ago
absolutely agree with you, if that. Support times seem to be getting worse as we have more overall system changes these days (or just bigger OSs?)
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by virtue3 6y ago
I don't have it down yet. I just switched to vanilla to try out. Roomate used to work at BlueBottle. Told me that you really want to stay away from extracts, theyd infuse their own simple syrups with vanilla beans. I think peppermin
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by virtue3 6y ago
In terms of military tech, Russia is #2. Period. (fast approaching Chinese tho). Their submarines and missiles are beyond our tech in the US in some aspects (hypersonic missles, Supercavitation torpedos). I view them like the 3rd opponent
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by virtue3 6y ago
exactly. Before M$ there wasn't much product movement at Github :/
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by virtue3 6y ago
no you cant, cuz 2.x python wont work in 3.x ;)
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by virtue3 6y ago
how would they check the HASH of a document for unlawful material? I think the complaint was they scan your entire doc, for all it's content.
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by virtue3 6y ago
I recommend detoxing on the FB poison. It's not real life. It's all pretend. That shit is basically guaranteed to make you feel worse about yourself. <3 Take care of yourself so you can take care of your kids!
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by virtue3 6y ago
Are you me? Seriously hit all the nails on the head for me. Except my country is not yet currently at war. And I used to go out social dancing and that is basically dead until next year most likely. I ruined two coffees the other day. P
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by virtue3 6y ago
You can't exactly just shove a turbo on an under-powerd commuter I4 engine (fuel efficient) and expect it to turn out well. I wouldn't imagine just upping the vcore and the frequency clock will just magically make it faster and co
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by virtue3 6y ago
I think you should re-read everything about the Microsoft antitrust cases and apply that to Apple. It's pretty obvious to me what accounts to antitrust here and it's been very obvious for years. I think you should ask yourself re
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by virtue3 6y ago
hydrogen is notoriously difficult to store. Being an atom "thick" generally means it leaks through containers regardless of what you try to do. And I don't know if you've played the game "Oxygen Not Included",
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by virtue3 6y ago
the graphql server has a contract (the schema) that it will follow, or 500. So you know what you get back is exactly to spec. Or you get nothing. REST endpoints are usually way more blackbox. You can't claim that REST is better cuz y
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by virtue3 6y ago
The real benefit of this, is that you can have all this data available, and now the mobile team and the web team can share a query, maybe the webteam wants everything, ithe ISBN the Author, etc. The mobile team only wants the author and ti
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by virtue3 6y ago
That would be false, otherwise we would not have retired the shuttle.
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by virtue3 6y ago
You can easily go invest in Eve. Godspeed.

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