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What's the clustering story these days? Last I checked, Redis Cluster still had lots of issues losing writes, and the design doesn't seem to have been revised since Aphyr ran Jepsen tests on it back in 2013, making it (at least from my perspective) practically useless for anything that requires distributed consistency, which means most things that I look to use a distributed data store for.

I've also been warned by fellow devs that much of the clustering logic is actually done in the client, and there's historically been a lack of mature clients for all languages. Even if you find a mature client, the complexity of the implementation implies that not all clients may behave identically, or may have different bugs. Then there's the issue of lock-in, where you become dependent on a specific client library and its development lifecycle. I don't know if all of this is true, but I also don't hear a lot of people talking about Redis Cluster these days.

I know you can use Redis in master/slave mode via Sentinel + Twemproxy, though even this solution seems to have some issues with data consistency. Running all three also appears a lot more complex than an integrated system.

I see a lot of comments implying that Redis is mainly used in single-node setups, so that might be where it shines?
Thanks for the good newss, didn’t know about that. News tend to be biased towards the bad and the good is left it. Bookmarking that site
Is that based on data or your personal perception?
Plenty of people still need to get around at 8PM at night. So, I'd say a bodega worker in Brentwood going home to their less expensive apartment in Long Beach would prefer to be able to commute home at 10PM without it taking 3 hours :)
One of the graduate students I worked with studied the TI micro-mirrors used in DLP projectors. They were designed in the first round of micromachined devices so by EEs rather than MEs, and as a result they used aluminim.

So the question to answer is, "how does a multi-million pixel display unit array of doubly supported tortional Al hinges going through >1% strain survive for 1000s of hours (much longer than the bulbs) oscillating at 100s of kHz". That's ~10^12 cycles each with ppm defect rates!

Since you know that this far exceeds any reasonable fatigue strain and the defect density /dislocation propagation should be huge! The key is that the aluminum is <1um thick a few um wide and <100um long. The majority if the strain is concentrated at the supported ends, but it's so thin that the whole high strain region is single crystal!

TI didn't originally know why it worked... just that it did.

I won't say mechanical gates are a great idea... and at 1MHz they might start failing after a few continuous months. The truly unfortunate part is that the manufacturing processes aren't really designed to control for the grain structure... they're designed for etch repeatability and conduction stability so yield could fall apart while tour processes seem nominal.
That's not how it works. Do you actually have adtech experience?

Mobile apps are 1000x more invasive than anything on the web and these SDKs constantly send data in the background. There are also 100s of signals that get correlated to build single device profiles across time. FB/GOOG do have an advantage but that doesn't mean everyone else is useless and if you have ISP partnerships then you can actually get even more consistent data down to a device and household.
I interviewed for a position that supported/requested relocation but had other remote team members and an HQ that wasn’t in the same office in which I interviewed. We agreed in the interview/negotiation process that I could work from home since the travel would be to the HQ anyway (meaning even if I moved to work in their office, I’d still be mainly working with people in the HQ anyway). I go once a month on average to get in some face time meetings but otherwise get to stay home. It’s great!
What? You don't want a baker's dozen more stud finders? I thought you loved them!
What is it generally used for though? To me, a "k.v" store sounds like a very generic but nice thing to have, but I still don't have a good sense of what it is and what people think of it.

The one place I've run into it is in web development where it's used for caching? In some tutorials I've read.
Ignoring the issue with the oft-used fallback of distro roulette as a Linux evangelist defense mechanism, it isn't that they don't work, it's that their icons aren't displayed. There is not a single distro, including the ones that actually supposedly embrace AppImage, which displays AppImage icons correctly.
The title says trees but I think it really means “greenness” from a satillite view. Reading around the bottom, while India and China have done substantial tree planting programs, it sounds like a large chunk of this may be driven by unsustainable use of farm land. I’m not clear on how their increased farm usage corresponds to greenness and whether that matters. Would be curious if anyone can chime in.
You already know how this is going to end. How long do you wish to remain personally involved?
Except for two year pause, all my career has been in the enterprise space.

More often than not, those MC Escher-inspired architecture as you call it, are the result of corporate politics with each department having a say in how their tooling should look like, and bringing in externals to actually build it for them at lowest bid with fixed cost projects.
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Since we have a big emphasis on hitting your nutrition targets, it’s a bit tough to guarantee you’ll love the first meal plan we generate for you. It takes a bit of refreshing meals to get everything perfect for your tastes, and it’s definitely the #1 thing we’re working on improving.
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It is a tax to increase revenue. LA has almost non-existent public transit, so anyone riding Uber/Lyft is likely to drive on their own.

It is disingenuous to describe this as anything that has any remote chance to even reduce traffic minimally. LA is an extended suburb, and only infill development of higher density over time can make more public transit economically viable.
Nightclubs also mean drunk people, which correlates with broken glass being spread around and aggressive behaviors.
I’m quite happy to live in a neighborhood in Berlin that doesn’t have the active nightlife the city is famous for!
I just signed up for https://dailycodingproblems.com, a daily email of company interview problems. I can't speak to the veracity of the claims that the problems are from actual interviews, but I have no reason to doubt their authenticity. The premium version shares the answers, too. I like it so far.
Technically you already do. Most jurisdictions around the world impose a duty to retreat, often quite strictly. The United States is an exception, largely an artifact of our frontier history and Wild West lore.

There's a reason why the United States is such a violent country, and one of the most violent where law & order haven't broken down. I'm not saying I disagree with your sentiment that one should be given some liberties in meeting aggression with aggression. It's how I feel, too. (And I'm not shy around guns, FWIW.) But that feeling was nurtured by our violent culture. In most other countries people don't feel a compunction to buy a gun or otherwise arm themselves after being burglarized or carjacked. A predisposition to resort to violence isn't universal, not among developed nations, not even for defense. That took me awhile to wrap my head around, but IME (Ecuador, Mexico, Malaysia) it's true, even in countries with significantly more violent crime than we have.
This was fixed literally the minute it was commented here. Securing any project is always a long-term and continuous effort.

This project is brand new, I posted the repo publicly this morning. I frankly think this subthread is an overreaction. I don’t get the hate.
I think that is a valid point. There is a difference.
That was indeed a bug at our end, in the code that attempts to write AMP links. Sorry! I've pushed an interim fix, so you should be able to resubmit it now.
Saying the above apparently gets you downvoted.
At what point was city life not popular?
From what I've seen lately, Computer Class is just the place where you do your homework or gone entirely because they have some laptop / tablet in the classroom. Computer Programming went the way of Shop classes, probably for a very similar reason. You need a teacher that if competent can make more money elsewhere and you need a dedicated room. From a school's eyes computer programming is logistically a vocational class.
It's pretty simple. Musk was hounded by short sellers who bet billions against Tesla and then spread patently false information about the company's activities and prospects[1]. Musk has one of those asymmetric senses of fairness (like the one that drove Gates to tears during Microsoft's anti-trust trials) that lost all faith in the SEC as it stood by and did nothing about what he felt was clearly illegal behavior.

In his mind, he was treated 'super unfairly' by bullies while the guardians stood by and did nothing. He really dislikes them for that.

Is his open disrespect a mature response? No. It's idealistic if not naive and he could be about to find out that the SEC does have teeth.

[0] https://www.theregister.co.uk/2000/10/25/inside_the_ms_trial... (sorry, couldn't find a better source)

[1] ?

"The SEC similarly should be leading the charge against purveyors of short-and-distort schemes. Unfortunately, the commission inexplicably has been reluctant to do so.Just like a pump-and-dump, a short-and-distort scheme violates the Securities Exchange Act antifraud provisions, as well as SEC Rule 10b-5. In fact, it has brought hardly any enforcement actions targeting this conduct."
Programming languages of today are built for text. I will not be surprised if a PL is designed for voice. It can be done
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So that during an economic downturn he can get a government bailout, blaming any failures on externalities like the "unfair" SEC.

It's the same reason for making the company take on too much debt. When you're big the government won't let you fail. That's the belief anyway.
That wont stop them. They still require proof of your review before they refund the other 50% to you.

I don't think there's really a solution at all. As long as people are free to do outside deals there's always going to be review manipulation.

The one thing that could help this is Amazon getting rid of third party sellers or go the route Target announced today and only partner with trusted companies.
All plants do contribute to carbon sequestration but yes it does not mean that they are polluting less with unregulated farming practices.
I like the Arduino for this reason. It was a lot more interesting than printing hello world to a screen. I would find little things I could do with the Arduino for random little things that I couldn't easily do with a pre-existing app on the phone or computer.

Also, before I started studying computer science, I liked the Unity Game engine as it was quick to implement something interesting and it was easy to find lessons and instructions online to develop in C# and the Unity engine.
I think this is more than pot talking. This is repeated bashing of any checks to his power. Whistleblowers, negative media, and government agencies giving critical oversight all get the same shunning from Musk. Except NHTSA of course as they appear to be captured.
There’s no such thing as “FU money” with the SEC though. They can bar him from serving in any fiduciary capacity on behalf of any company under their jurisdiction. For life.

Musk is playing with fire.
I don't know about anyone else, but Amazon.com's recommendations for me are laughably bad. "You bought a 48-pack of AA batteries? Your recommendations for the next few weeks will only be batteries, since you are clearly a battery collector!"

I don't remember ever looking at their recommendations and finding them useful. Why would anyone want to use the same algorithms?
Emacs and Vim work fine on ARM.
Just as a heads-up: Your 2nd link doesn't work for anybody but you (references a file on your local machine), and leaks your user name on that machine.

Maybe this is the link you wanted to post (contains the quote you posted):

https://www.dlapiper.com/~/media/files/people/weiner-perrie/...
I'd guess law enforcement in California would prefer there to be no list, but since there is one, want to keep it secret.
There is a lot of potential to sequester carbon in soil in farms: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/89405
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I fly when it's cheaper (not counting my time). If I can find flights ~100-150/rt then that's a possible solution, but adding a rental car + parking at airport often makes it just cheaper to drive. And besides, I enjoy it.

Per DOT rules, truckers here are allowed up to 8 hours non stop, with a mandatory 30 minute break if they go over. They can drive up to 11 hours in a 14 hour window.

https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/sites/fmcsa.dot.gov/files/docs/Dri...
Maybe dang or another admin could fix his comment? Or at least remove the personal information (first name, last name).
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Would you mind explaining this like I'm 5? I'm curious but have no idea what SWIM or foobar is, and those aren't exactly googleable terms!
It’s not exculpatory because by Tesla’s attorneys own admission Musk failed to follow the procedures put in place per the settlement agreement.

It doesn’t matter what he tweeted. It matters that he tweeted something related to Tesla and that something wasn’t pre-approved by Tesla’s legal department before he tweeted it.
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Huge fan for a long time. The app actualy solves problems verses just a fancy design or a wish for how things should be.

Thanks!
Am I the only one who’s terrified about the warm weather?
Damn, I hope you at least killed the carjacker.
I have previously built such a tool for retail sales forecasting (based on previous sales). The stack used R + Rshiny (web app). Method FB's `prophet` as it seemed faster and more accounting of holidays and other variations.
While the case was brought be a teacher the ruling was not limited to teachers.

Can't speak to what your union told your dad. There are some limitations about speech related to work, but that sounds like a more extreme version than I'm aware of being upheld. Can speak to laws about striking even less.
Yeah, I've occasionally wondered how (if) the DevOps approach is implemented at places which have to be SOX compliant.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarbanes%E2%80%93Oxley_Act

One of the technical things it does is segregate (on purpose) developers from any kind of production access.

This is because (from historical experience) a "bad apple" developer can do amazingly fraudulent things, and have a more than reasonable chance of covering it up. o_O
Seeing the graph (not for the first time) it's look like the foundation is run with this government worker's mentality of "if the annual budget is not totally spend by the end of exercice we will got less dotation next year". It's like they're blowing money for the sake of blowing it.
Right, but do you get that some of these items are counterfeit? And your Colgate toothpaste may be Bob’s toothpaste from Guangzhou?
I suspect you have the cause/effect of the GC leaving backwards.
I think I could live with 9000mAh. This is just a bit too thick...
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> I cannot do anything with the "fuck it" attitude.

Wouldn't it be more accurate to say "I don't yet know how to coach someone with a "fuck it" attitude?"
Trolling is the art of getting a rise out of people with no regards to anything else. Anything self promotional is by definition not trolling.
From the abstract of the study[1]:

> The greening in China is from forests (42%) and croplands (32%), but in India is mostly from croplands (82%) with minor contribution from forests (4.4%).

I can't comment on the sequestration effects of farms, though, beyond my ken.

[1] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41893-019-0220-7
I'll get right on using this the instant I want to bombard my users with 20 recommendations for a product they already own. Is there a bit of a lack of knowledge of how their recommendation system is perceived by the general public or is this something more interesting/explicable by corporate politics?
Since I gave up on translated error messages, using search and the error message string works fine (much better than a catalog of error codes).
I've been experimenting with fasting over the past couple of weeks.

Yesterday I broke a 40-hour fast at lunch, then exercised around 6 hours later.

I definitely didn't feel strong/energetic - but my numbers didn't actually suffer.

That being said, it was a relatively short fast that started when I was glycogen-saturated. A longer fast that starts in ketosis might be different - which is what I'm planning to do next week (60 hours after 5 days of < 20g carbs).
The USB versioning makes perfect sense when you think it as the version of the standard, literally the document itself, which encompasses all the modes. And it does make sense to have single standard instead of having the information scattered across dozen historical standards that have been partially superceded.

I would point out that this is not a new thing. The situation was exactly the same with USB 2.0, technically it was perfectly correct to call compliant full speed device "USB 2.0", because 2.0 did indeed include full speed mode (as does presumably all the USB 3.x standards)
This is the second time you've claimed that this thread is some sort of conspiracy.

For myself (and maybe the others), your responses jumped one step beyond reasonable. Because someone used animal cruelty to describe factory farming, that poster is a hyperbolic vegan? I think the fact that you were being hyperbolic incited a few extra replies due to the... irony?
So, like memcache?
Huawei is an arm of the Chinese government. The Chinese government has imprisoned millions of Muslims in a concentration camp monitored by Huawei equipments.

No amount of trolling can misdirect the sins of a nazi like entity
How much researchers should they hire to understand writing everything in blue is ugly? You can create and maintain a brand image without going ridiculous like that.
It is the need to feel assured one did the right choice to belong to a certain group.

As polyglot developer I have a schizophrenic attitude towards technology, you will see me bashing tech X in one thread and praising it in another one.

Because at the end of the day, regardless of my personal opinions, is what the customer wants that counts, and every tool has plus and minus.

Now, some people that sell themselves as Developer on X, User of Y, need to be sure that they did the right choice otherwise the hard truth is that they need to go elsewhere.

Naturally this creates a religious attitude around technology decisions and us vs them.

As for the Web, from my point of view it should have stayed for interactive documents, with native for everything else, using Internet network protocols as it was.

Everyone wanted to turn browsers into general purpose VMs instead, so naturally we are now here, with everyone porting their favourite stack into WebAssembly.
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In a simplified manner: "I have this resource or a big piece of information I don't want to pull from my slow database or slow external service on each request/call/etc.

I'm going to see if that resource is there by doing `GET external.foo.bar`. if there is nothing here, I perform the slow pull. After the slow pull is done, we store the result in redis under the same name `external.foo.bar` with a timeout for x seconds.

Next time that resource is requested from our code, it will be there, so `GET external.foo.bar` will get us that resource without having to perform a slow call to external service.
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Who doesn't use soft line wrapping?
2019 models curb weight, base model data from Google:

Corolla: 2,840 lbs

Prius L: 3,075 lbs

Camry: 3,241 to 3,572 lbs

Model 3: 3,686 lbs

Model S: 4,769 lbs
Tesla will not have a $35k EV anytime soon.

The battery pack alone costs more than $20k.

Tesla can’t produce that car for $15k and make a profit.

Gigafactory Battery production is expected to continue ramping up, with higher throughput lines, but operating costs are still exorbitant, and battery production is barely breaking even at current production. In fact, from what I know they’re in the red.

I don’t see a $35k Model 3 until battery production costs cut in half, which I won’t expect for another 3-5 years.

I know Tesla is beginning to manufacture it’s own batteries, but to be honest, I don’t see them succeeding.
I can't tell if this is a humorist take on the issue or not because its so completely off base. If you were really a knowledgeable LA resident you would realize that the Valley actually pays for most of LA's expenses (which is why the vote to make the Valley a separate city decades ago failed), but also more importantly realize that there is a lot more to LA's traffic situation than just the 405 and 110 chokepoints.

The simple fact of the matter is that LA has a serious housing and urban planning crisis with no real solution. The city has already been investing heavily in public transportation for years now with multiple heavy rail lines been under construction (purple and crenshaw) and some already opened (gold) - but the fact of the matter is that until a public transportation system that can replicate the freeway system - meaning a system that can replicate both the breadth and depth of the system (Think a 'good' Euro rail system spread across a 30-60 mile radius) - LA will always be a congested mess - unless a paradigm shift in transportation occurs (hyperloop, Uber Elevate, etc.)
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Aussie but not a fan of Singapore here, I live in China and prefer Bangkok for food. A couple of years I did an alphabet foodie tour there and had no problems starting with Afghanistan, Burmese, Chinese, Danish, Ethiopian ... right through to Yemeni and Zhajiangmian. :) If anyone wants to join the next one, hit me up. I believe the unique feature of Bangkok is intact communities supporting real food from a range of regions, not just show cuisine.
The question is which is more effective at serving "the greater good": the government or charity? Or option #3: free enterprise, which creates jobs, goods, and services?
If a group Pushes hate against a hate group, does it cancel out? Because Islam is the largest hate group on the planet.
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I feel like this is fair. People like to paint enemies of the east while essentially letting the west get away with much more heinous stuff.

The difference of course is that we implicitly trust US tech companies, of course we do, nobody else has such a monopoly on CPUs and Operating System production. Not to mention web browsers and all kinds of technology. Avoiding the USA in your tech stack is quite literally impossible.

And we permit the US government (by extension the NSA and 5eyes) to do what ever they want to us without fear of repercussion because what course of action could we take? As long as we are not a US citizen we have literally zero protections.

it’s to the point that my EU based company is applying US sanctions (to Crimea for instance, where no EU sanction covers telecommunications) because we would fall out of line in many of our contracts from US tech companies.

It is clearly a double standard. But the answer is to hold the US to account. Not bring more of this hostile crap in.
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