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yokaze
3y ago
Werner Vogels seems to disagree: https://twitter.com/Werner/status/25137574680
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yokaze
3y ago
> After removing punctuation, space symbols, newlines and tabs, we filtered out documents with less than 200 characters. These documents typically contain only meta data and no useful information. > But i guess "upsampling"
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3y ago
Well, in Spain you can use your eID directly: https://github.com/OpenSC/OpenSC/wiki/DNIe-%28OpenDNIe%29#up... And you can get a standard X.509v3 certificate from the FNMT ( https://www.fnmt.es/
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yokaze
3y ago
"The Rolls Royce/Prada/... of beers" Champagne is a brand for sparkling wine. People pay a premium (justified or not) for it. My examples are even more unrelated than the beer, still the companies would likely defend the
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yokaze
4y ago
> cause I progressively want to get closer to the metal (one day work with embedded systems) Don't see the point in going for desktop apps. If you want to broaden your skills, that's great, but it's not a progression in sk
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yokaze
4y ago
Except that time is signed integer, so $ date -I --date='@-2147483648' 1901-12-13
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4y ago
I think, it is reasonably explained here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enlargement_of_the_eurozone They are required to adopt the Euro, as soon as they fulfill the Convergence criteria Those convergence criteria inclu
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4y ago
(2012)
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yokaze
4y ago
Yes, that's the intent of the unit: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sievert
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4y ago
Also had a (failed) startup in Germany, with a slightly different perspective. Possibly outdated. > It still baffles me, that you need to buy your own shares in Germany, in order to receive the “status” and protection of being a fully i
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4y ago
I think, you are misreading it. It isn't about making an architectural design decision / change at 3am, but someone has to live with the consequences of such a design decision and fix something in some way or another at 3am in the
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yokaze
5y ago
> And a singleton is not an instance? No, a singleton is a pattern that ensures that there is at most a single instance of a class.
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5y ago
> There is no perfect design pattern There I can certainly agree, but ... > An exe is a singleton, a file is a singleton. Most things in a computer are singletons. I would say you are mistaking the instance for the class. An individua
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5y ago
I'm missing, which settings have been chosen for rocksdb, and why. I dearly hope, not just the defaults.
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5y ago
AFAIK, the car development pipeline is 5 years from initial concepts and designs to actually selling it. For me, that means there are only three years left to have something like that on a prototype level.
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5y ago
Yes, the design is routinely changed to make the currencies more safe against falsification. And the old currency is often taken out of circulation simply by wear and tear. But it is the sign of a stable economy that legal tender does not h
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5y ago
> I have utmost sympathy for Ukraine but where were the angry people when US attacked Iraq? "On February 15, millions of people protested, in approximately 800 cities around the world. Listed by the 2004 Guinness Book of Records as
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yokaze
5y ago
"That's libertarians for you — anarchists who want police protection from their slaves." - Kim Stanley Robinson, Green Mars Or technically a character from the book. But I think, that's the point of the article: Smaller
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yokaze
5y ago
I use violent monkey, because it's open source and supports multiple browsers. Spent only minimal amount of research on the choice though.
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5y ago
I think, there is a possible grain of truth there. >> If there were classified orders taking up fab space, would we ever know? The shortages could have led to larger back-orders, and potential "double booking". Those orders
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5y ago
My guess: It is lowered expectations, and people accept the excuse. So, what would you tell your customers, if you can't deliver on time?
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5y ago
Not sure if your example is considered to be complete, but AFAIK, static strings with the same content are the same instance. I'm side stepping your question in a way, but you can validate that easily with the "is" keyword.
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5y ago
Some details, which are in my view not unimportant: - The tobacco use is not only affecting the person "choosing the lifetime of pleasure", but their surroundings too, thanks to second hand smoke. - Nicotine is highly addictive: &
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yokaze
5y ago
And among those twelve countries you have: United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, Belarus, Kuwait, Qatar Personally, I would prefer my country not to be in same exclusive club .
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5y ago
Paris has a population density of 20000/km², and Manhattan of 28,872/km². Population density is correlated with car density up to a certain point.
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5y ago
If you read this, or other things about reducing car traffic in Barcelona, one should keep the following in mind: https://ajuntament.barcelona.cat/lafabricadelsol/en/noticia/... 6000cars/km² in Barcelona
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5y ago
The author has clearly an opinion. I am getting more and more the feeling, that IT is a field where opinions are strongly hold, mostly because of past personal bad experiences, and not with much evidence. There are many ways to approach a p
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yokaze
5y ago
So, we are in agreement in that point: if you are going that way, you are relying on the physical switches. I'm not sure about the problem being solved, depending on the scale. If you are with your use-case (number of rules, macs, five
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In my experience with said expensive hardware, it greatly depends on your use-case / scale. You have to pay attention to stay within the limits of the hardware the switches (TCAM, etc...). And correct me, if I am wrong, but most NICs a
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5y ago
With a vaccine, you get a standardised dosis of an agent resembling the disease or just a part of it. The remaining variability is the response to that standardised input. With an infection, you have no control over the degree of exposure,
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