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michael_j_ward
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Comment #39397840
Who is "we"?
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Comment #39358183
> Dealing with every possible source of non-determinism, re-writing services to be testable/sans-IO [2], etc. takes a lot of engineering effort. Are there public examples of what s…
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Comment #38020051
From the abstract, it sounds more like a toolkit for "Interactive / Hypermedia" papers. The paper itself is still dead. I was hoping more for "Living" as in "active, uncertain, wil…
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Comment #35613879
And in the context of discussing "whole word" vs "phonetic" systems of learning the English language, it seems like outright deception.
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Comment #35602438
My kids love that book, and my oldest had me read it to his preschool class earlier this year. Here is a much more creative reading by Ludacris [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watc…
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Comment #35602036
Pointing out a few outliers in such a large system like the English Language and using them to justify reclassifying the entire thing is braindead.
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Comment #35601895
It's an alphabetic writing system where the letters largely correspond to sounds, in contrast to logographic writing system where the symbol corresponds to the entire word (like Ch…
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Comment #34426055
I highly recommend famed computer scientist Richard Hamming's "You and Your Research" [0] which covers "creating luck" from a researchers perspective. [0]: https://www.cs.virginia.…
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Comment #34249246
If you don't mind sharing, what grade-level, decade, location were you taught this? The key part about the pizza example is the demonstration of mathematical thinking completely di…
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Comment #34165543
TIL what an "SMT Pick and Place" [0][1] machine is. Summary: $1000 and with open source hardware and tools, I can make custom computing hardware for your projects. Seems pretty coo…
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Comment #33990664
Do I have this Napkin math correct? 400 tons produced per year (original article) $1000 per ton (generous [0], current index at $770) $400k per year revenue (calculated) $25M Euro …
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Comment #33960861
Despite seeing myself almost precisely described in that video and the original article, and despite having been diagnosed with ADHD as a college student... It's hard for me to bel…
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Comment #33818245
Having suffered through learning highly configurable software tools independently enough times, I agree completely with "digesting one or few commands" at a time works better for m…
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Comment #33705803
Is Ilograph open source?
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Comment #33467362
heh - you're obviously correct and now I'm kicking myself for forgetting the #1 difference. FTT does not offer any sort of interest like Terra did. The benefits of holding are stri…
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Comment #33466309
What the argument misses / why FTT is different than Terra 1) Alameda Research owns FTX, one of the largest and arguably most important crypto exchanges. 2) FTX offers fee discount…
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Comment #33345645
Just want to say congratulations to the team! 2 years and 9,500+ commits is a hell of a feat. https://github.com/influxdata/influxdb_iox
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Comment #33278368
> (1) I can have multiple domains for the same device, say gitea.mytsnetwork.com and netxcloud.mytsnetwork.com can go to the same device I tried setting up caddy on a machine and t…
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Comment #32927630
I think you underestimate the selling power of "Green" options, particularly among those with dollars to spend.
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Comment #32926648
I bet lots of schools would pay up for "sustainable" laptops, actually.
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Comment #32926617
I'm very interested in the contours of this relationship with Google. - What kind of commitments did each party make to each other? - Did Google request anything of Framework? What…
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Comment #32650708
Yes- there is a life-year cost to bringing death forward. But there has now been no excess mortality in Sweden compared to it's neighbors Finland and Norway (and all 3 blow the US …
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Comment #32650571
Sweden was the well publicized "control group." It was not selected post-hoc, it was selected in 2020. The result was more death early and less death later, while suffering no lear…
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Comment #32256742
if litestream ever enables logical replication, I think you could do `SQLite logical replication --> embedded materialize-db --> back to SQLite`