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winrid
3y ago
May be of interest: https://benchmark.clickhouse.com
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winrid
3y ago
It looks like they mostly work in JS, so maybe it's the type definitions that look clunky. Java is explicit, yes. This is intentional :)
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3y ago
It does decrease the amount of trips you take, to be fair. It doesn't have to, but it does. Also, renting is a pain. I used to rent 6-10 times a year and about 50% of the time you'd get what you asked for, or had to run to an airp
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3y ago
Nice, the Django ORM + https://www.django-unicorn.com/ makes for very quick prototyping of UIs.
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3y ago
I don't think the US is somehow denying China the same treatment. Why not compare to another country like Canada or Mexico? What's stopping China there? We literally have "made in China" on almost everything we own...
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3y ago
Personally, I have my own service I created for CI that builds and deploys my projects directly on VMs. But you can package a Django app in docker and deploy on Fargate etc.
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winrid
3y ago
So can I deploy a Django app with this with sqlite?
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winrid
3y ago
> I don't know why. Because Amazon does not let you sell your product cheaper elsewhere.
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3y ago
The Django docs are all you need. ChatGPT can help too.
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3y ago
I am well aware that the US exports a ton of music and film, and we're good at it, yes. China's film production has only recently in the last ten years really started to catch up IMO, the market is adapting.
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3y ago
Because ability does not mean desire to work :P
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3y ago
I don't know, I saw Ne Zha at AMC :)
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winrid
3y ago
Yep, Asus is pretty good on that. I have their IPS gaming monitors - great for coding too.
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3y ago
I almost became a CF dev in 2013. I was living in my car and another car stopped at the rest stop making bad noises. I traveled with lots of tools and helped them diagnose the issue, and he said if I could write ColdFusion and PHP they woul
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3y ago
Goes both ways. When I was in China the first TV news I saw was a report on a car chase in Florida, like 15000 miles away. Like really, nothing else interesting to report on?
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3y ago
I liked my Samsung ultra wide until it started to hurt my eyes from the terrible PWM modulation...
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3y ago
"There are so many of those that it's logistically impossible to influence." This confuses me - you mean like how corporations and even NIMBY-ists do all the time?
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3y ago
the ide is not more complicated than your customized Vim setup once you get it close to functionality (you won't). I use all keybindings anyway, so it's not like the UI adds anything bad? I switched from lightweight editors to IDE
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3y ago
just to add my $0.02 WebStorm makes writing NodeJS feel a lot more like Java - it's pretty good.
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3y ago
Good Python or even PHP is eons better to work with than Bash.
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winrid
3y ago
actually yeah sorry it was in a Reddit post. I usually do click on Reddit links, or add "reddit" into my query, as it makes Google much more useful.
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3y ago
Yep! They even had large barricades in front of schools to prevent vehicles/vehicle bomb attacks, as well as barbed wire around the schools, and officers on shifts with what appeared to be MP5s... Anyway, somewhat more related, I recen
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3y ago
This reminds me of when I was in China in early 2020 and I felt like there were still places in many cities you could go without being seen with cameras. However in and around cities in Xinjiang, it was fairly impossible. Even on highways i
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3y ago
Do you mean this? https://spritesmods.com/?art=hddhack&page=1 Searched "run linux on hard drive without cpu or ram" on Google - third result.
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3y ago
Great skies there at night.
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3y ago
It's mostly risk and inefficient org structure. It is really cool that Id keeps the ET master server online from like 2003. There is more than one nowadays, but most servers only ping the old master. I occasionally work on ETL btw, nic
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3y ago
Going by benchmarks, this seems to be true [0], which isn't too suprising, however once you select 16gb of ram and a 1TB SSD the prices get closer to $500... [0] https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i7-
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3y ago
I'd have to check benchmarks, but my 2018 $300 X1 Carbon with an I7 can play ten YouTube videos at once while having Webstorm, Pycharm, and Clion be responsive.
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3y ago
that only solves half the problems I mentioned... :)
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3y ago
Gradle's upgrades can be pretty terrible. I don't know why they keep changing it.
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