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Comment #43536032
This is so true, I think a lot of the hype conveniently leaves out the fact that there are many low- or no-code solutions which are quite succesful in their niches (like complex fo…
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Comment #41553756
The numbers reported on arewefastyet.com seem to stop at July 15th though
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Comment #30283150
> newer database engines that use inductive indexing are on another level Can you provide me some resources where I can read more about this? Google is not helpful
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Comment #26289494
The battery cells are made by Panasonic on-site https://techcrunch.com/2020/09/08/panasonic-to-expand-batter...
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Comment #26065182
Maybe it is designed for cars as cargo i.e. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roll-on/roll-off
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Comment #22797204
Probabbly don't really know what I am talking about, since only ever used async IO through boost.asio: Isn't it a bit crazy that there are so many different ways of doing async IO …
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Comment #22002510
Its usually a good idea to hold the lock because the other thread(s) might not have called wait() yet. As a rule of thumb: its usually a bug to not hold the lock before notify(), u…
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Comment #21857919
homeless encampments are not shelter with an admission policy
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Comment #21259289
The price money was donated by the swedish central bank, I do not think they need to cash-in on anything
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Comment #21130545
I remember seeing several videos from different companies with their own version of a "pizza robot". Just look at this ad for a pizza vending machine from 2012 https://www.youtube.…
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Comment #20927748
Maybe the pub-sub pattern of https://zeromq.org/ could work for that
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Comment #19757398
thats still only half as much as Lyfts $100M/year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19282624
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Comment #19466415
I tend to agree, but unfortunately none of the WebRTC based video conferencing solutions seem to work without hiccups for >5 participants
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Comment #19389767
AFAIK MongoDB Atlas still earns quite a bit of money, despite the 3.6 API compatible AWS DocumentDB.
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Comment #19389380
You should certainly be able to use ArangoDB as a replacement for Cassandra or Neo4j. Check out the SQL / AQL comparison page to get a quick overview: https://www.arangodb.com/why-…
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Comment #19225530
I think it was directed and voiced by his brother Van Neistat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpXDzL-h7cI
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Comment #18954488
I think you can also just use telnet to see star wars: telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl
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Comment #16813431
I wonder how they did the performance benchmarks, maybe I missed that part?
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Comment #16377285
I think the orkut dataset is already in a tab seperated format, to turn it into CSV you only need to add the column labels. http://snap.stanford.edu/data/com-Orkut.html For an exam…
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Comment #16377237
It is a lot of effort to build all the setup scripts, benchmark code etc.
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Comment #15328941
That is actually not true, sewage can be treated and processed into 'biosolids'. I remember seeing a documentary about this, where they produced fertilizer from sewage in nyc http:…
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Comment #15191913
Google Cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:/...
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Comment #14812257
Thanks! I hope we will get some good feedback for all our new features
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Comment #14811800
Can't you get solar panels essentially for free and just pay for the generated electricity? I thought that was the business model of companies like SolarCity
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Comment #14785025
You can definitely do ahead of time compilation with .net bytecode. That's why you can write iOS apps in c# with xamarin's SDK. I think the performance differences between JIT comp…