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by ju-st 3mo ago
which thinking level? max or high?
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by ju-st 8mo ago
Because TÜV report are bullshit, Audis get checked and fixed by the dealer before the TÜV checks them, of course they have lower failure rates. TÜV competitor Dekra stopped publishing this kind of report years ago because of this https:&#x
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by ju-st 10mo ago
Would be interesting to add a cold start + "import boto3" benchmark for Python as importing boto3 takes forever on lambdas with little memory. For this scenario I only know this benchmark but it is from 2021 https://git
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by ju-st 1y ago
We have already perfectly sequestered CO2 in the ground and still dig it up and burn it. Insane.
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by ju-st 1y ago
> $ dig ns joindns4.eu +short > ns63.cloudns.net. > ns64.cloudns.uk. > ns61.cloudns.net. And US and UK have control over the TLDs of the nameservers.
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by ju-st 2y ago
Location: southern Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python (Flask, backend), C# .NET (some WPF), AWS Solution Architect (Associate, actual experience mostly in Serverless: Lambda, DynamoDB, AppSync, Glue
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by ju-st 2y ago
S3 Select is not available anymore for new customers. Athena with columnar file format (eg parquet) in S3 and partitioning with Glue Data catalog is the solution for OP's problem. The cost of this kind of queries is very low because yo
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by ju-st 2y ago
Location: southern Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, C# .NET (some WPF), AWS Solution Architect (Associate, actual experience mostly in Serverless: Lambda, DynamoDB, AppSync, Glue, Athena, CDK&#x2
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by ju-st 2y ago
I had the same question and asked Claude Sonnet, see its answer below. In the context of a workflow engine like Netflix Conductor, a workflow refers to a structured sequence of tasks or activities that need to be executed to complete a spec
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by ju-st 2y ago
Sorry I wasn't talking about density but the copper content of a powder which is printable. Googling a bit I found this presentation from 2022 showing that a density of 99.5% for pure copper is possible although at half the productivit
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by ju-st 2y ago
Printing pure copper (99.9%) is possible since years with SLM process using lasers with an appropriate wavelength
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by ju-st 2y ago
The 'full load' designation may be a distraction as the research appears to be focused on improving the cooling in general which obviously enables the use of less efficient and cheaper electronics.
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by ju-st 2y ago
I remember some posts on HN describing ASML's software quality as atrocious.
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by ju-st 3y ago
See chapter 3.3 of "Discovery and quantification of plastic particle pollution in human blood" https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016041202...
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by ju-st 3y ago
TÜV competitor DEKRA stopped publishing their "fault report" because most cars are nowadays fixed before being checked by Tüv/Dekra. ( https://www.dekra.de/de/dekra-gebrauchtwagenreport/ ) That'
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by ju-st 3y ago
You could use a ADAU1701 DSP board (cheaper and shittier minidsp) or do it directly on a modern/fast microcontroller, e.g. ESP32. I used an ESP32 to adjust frequency response of a small diy loudspeaker (and added Bluetooth).
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by ju-st 3y ago
I get much better results by clicking on the text input field and pressing enter every time after moving/zooming instead of clicking on "search this area".
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Network Latency: how latency, bandwidth and packet drops impact your speed(scaleway.com)
1 points by ju-st 3y ago|0 comments
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by ju-st 3y ago
Germany: Joining a meeting with invite URL worked for some colleagues, others could only join after the the group chat called them directly.
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by ju-st 3y ago
"LidlCloud" is a thing... https://www.stackit.de/en/
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by ju-st 4y ago
If your office has a /48 you could surely memorize the subnet itself and/or give your important endpoint the shortest possible IP address like: 2001:db8:a0b0::1 or even something funny like 2001:db8:a0b0::0ff1:ce
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by ju-st 4y ago
Current Job Listings is empty for me... I tried several browsers.
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by ju-st 4y ago
Doesn't seem to be the case, apple.com does not have an AAAA record. :( Also shame on Microsoft for no full IPv6 support in WSL2. (The CV posted above is outdated, this is what the traceroute shows today) 8 37 ms 36 ms 36
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by ju-st 4y ago
Absolutely, I was so proud of my Google skills for finding this blog three weeks ago, and now it's on top of Hackernews. The series about the decline of the Roman empire is amazing.
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by ju-st 4y ago
It is probably 875€/week normal salary for an IT operations job at a German bank.
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by ju-st 4y ago
Outside of HN bubble 55k€ is a normal/good salary for some regions in Germany (and maybe Austria, idk). Especially if you maybe add 10-30% to that number it should be not a problem to find senior developers. If you want to pay double t
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by ju-st 4y ago
no, although the DB was not opened readonly mode. I tested with apachebench with many parallel requests on endpoints using only SELECTs
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by ju-st 4y ago
>> when more than one process need to acces the DB > Easy, you use `journal_mode` set to `WAL` when you connect to the sqlite database. and set isolation level and check_same_thread and PRAGMA synchronous and then put all queries i
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by ju-st 4y ago
"London" https://imgur.com/a/RSVdLjM
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by ju-st 4y ago
> highest paid software positions in Germany are non-union jobs How does one identify a well paying non-union employer? Noname companies in almost all cases pay much less than union employers.

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