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Comment #47907990
Many data centers use evaporative cooling.
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Comment #41684162
I'd guess that Discord's storage systems lean towards processing a lot more writes than reads. Postgres and other databases that use B-tree indexing are ideally suited for read hea…
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Comment #26442883
In terms of the qualities of the wood, the Asian and European Chestnuts are less dense, less strong and has coarser grain structure compared to the American Chestnut. I might be wr…
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Comment #22631910
On bare-metal boot times are drastically different. OSv was sub-second while our Alpine images were 3-5 seconds depending on what services we needed. However, we were focused on ru…
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Comment #22631648
The company I work at started with the idea that we would build an orchestration system for Unikernels. Very much in the same space as the NanoVMs folks. I totally applaud their wo…
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Comment #22193317
I don't think etcd was designed with the idea of competing with larger distributed databases. For example, the maximum database size limit in etcd (as of v3.3) 10GB. This works for…
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Comment #21420896
I try to spend my time doing things that let me create things, get into a flow state or both of those. I'm also a bit of an introvert. At work that has led me into a career in soft…
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Comment #20598359
As can etcd. Edit: Oh right, the fact that etcd is golang might make that an issue for Kafka...
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Comment #20077842
The exclusion zone is actually resembles a wildlife refuge these days. From reports of the numbers of animals present it seems like human populations are much worse for wildlife th…
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Comment #19907426
A demonstration power plant based on the Allam cycle [1] is being tested in Texas. In that process the CO2 is captured while achieving efficiencies that come close to conventional …
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Comment #19506046
This article summarizes why they refueled after takeoff: https://theaviationgeekclub.com/former-sr-71-driver-explains... TLDR: They needed full tanks (more or less) or an inert lay…
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Comment #18927379
Just in case those IPs are within your AWS account: you can apply a single security group to those machines and then use that security group as the destination in the outbound rule…
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Comment #16667446
It's mentioned briefly through a single paragraph but not much beyond that. "He lived through the war under the name Grzegorz Krochmalny and hid in an estate near Lviv and at a man…
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Comment #14616521
In the case of US cities (sorry, I don't know about research that covers Canadian cities) research shows it's a limited supply and failure/inability to grow that makes popular citi…
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Comment #14615249
Well you'll never get your wish if you keep wishing for that! While it's a small sample size, I keep on hearing of friends who want to buy a house but are waiting for the current "…
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Comment #4972384
Certainly! I've never written a line of Java but I had no trouble following the examples in the book. The naming of variables, methods, etc. makes for easy reading without any Java…
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Comment #4961333
I wanted to post this last night but the internet went down in Vientiane (again) so I just went to sleep. Having spent the last couple of months connecting from various parts of SE…
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Comment #3178911
Exactly. Where I used to work, anyone without a quant background would be urged to buy a copy of Grinold and Kahn the bible you suggested above or "Quantitative Equity Portfolio Ma…
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Comment #460660
I started working through my copy about a month ago and have no regrets about spending a lot of time with it (still have 1 chapter to go). While I might not have felt very enthusia…