davidkwast

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by davidkwast 22d ago
On Linode you can run any Linux for $5/month with 1gb of RAM and 25gb of storage
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by davidkwast 29d ago
I just found this video on YouTube now: https://youtu.be/A8fDr7Rr7yM?is=cHwOQVrli9oXLdqY
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by davidkwast 2mo ago
Rainfall And at least the forest soil has the same amount of carbon stored.
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by davidkwast 2mo ago
I usually like to write elegant code using Python and frameworks like Django. The pleasure comes from the "the only right lines of code" instead of "the most lines of code".
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by davidkwast 3mo ago
Nice advice
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by davidkwast 3mo ago
More info here: https://x.com/ayubio/status/2068195735279923267?s=20
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EAS Alarm at midnight caused by a hacker in Brazil(reddit.com)
3 points by davidkwast 3mo ago|2 comments
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by davidkwast 3mo ago
Everyone in Brazil capital cities are receiving extreme alert messages with just the text: "misanthropi"
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by davidkwast 3mo ago
I would use a hash of the body content (the query) as a URL parameter /?hash=123456789
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by davidkwast 3mo ago
So the majority of the hardware should stay on the moon where latency isn't so critical. There the cooling won't be the problem.
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by davidkwast 3mo ago
It is so simple that I had to look very slowly to understand. Nicely done.
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by davidkwast 4mo ago
As what we say here in Brazil: "The world doesn't go round. It flips over!"
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by davidkwast 4mo ago
Your comment remembered me of ESA normalization value for the Sentinel-2 level-2 satellite image quantization. Something like this: Digital Number DN=0 remains the “NO_DATA” value For a given DN in [1; 1;215-1], the L2A SR reflectance value
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by davidkwast 4mo ago
All Python versions are LTS if you consider 5-year a good measure. https://devguide.python.org/versions/
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by davidkwast 4mo ago
It is the same for me. Predicability is better than any optimization.
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by davidkwast 4mo ago
"Python 3.14 shipped with a new incremental garbage collector. However, we’ve had a number of reports of significant memory pressure in production environments. We’ve decided to revert it in both 3.14 and 3.15, and go back to the gener
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by davidkwast 4mo ago
You can use both. In the mountains I would appreciate redundancy.
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by davidkwast 7mo ago
RISC-V can be essential for this open future
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by davidkwast 7mo ago
Still better than my Lenovo
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by davidkwast 7mo ago
I saw that in the code on the github repo
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by davidkwast 7mo ago
I think LLMs are accelerating us toward a Dune-like universe, where humans come before AI.
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by davidkwast 7mo ago
Wow. I saved the link for emergencies. And I sent it to all my team. It is like a diff tool but to advance the schema.
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by davidkwast 8mo ago
I don't think MariaDB ColumnStore has any kind of advantage. It is just an append-only storage format with some columnar concepts. https://vettabase.com/mariadb-columnstore-sql-limitations/#I...
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by davidkwast 8mo ago
This ColumnStore is very simple and just do table scans sequentially on every query. It doesn't support indexes and unique constraints. It is almost an append-only serialization file format, but with some columnar concepts.
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by davidkwast 8mo ago
I am hosting user data from the database. It is very easy with this stack: - PostgreSQL with PostGIS - Django with MVT-tiles plugin - MapLibre
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by davidkwast 8mo ago
I do. The pros are hosting own data and have total control over stack and cloud hosting. The cons are having to code your own stack and do cloud management. I use PostGis to storage and serve vector tiles. And I use a simple backend with AW
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by davidkwast 8mo ago
It was nice in 2015-2017 when I got a free Windows 10 license for my Dell Ubuntu Linux Notebook (much cheaper to buy in Brazil). Back then most of the games only was on Windows. Nowadays I have a Lenovo with Windows 10/11 license but I
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by davidkwast 9mo ago
This can happen too with Micropython on Esp8266
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by davidkwast 10mo ago
Detected TCP or UDP traffic on non-standard ports 1.12.73.4:7950

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