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by slashdotdash 2y ago
I enabled the 80% charge limit from day one (September 2023) and after 159 cycles it is still at 100% maximum capacity. I think it is also crucial to not allow deep discharge of the battery too frequently. Ideally keep the battery charge in
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Supercharging our event-sourcing capabilities with Phoenix LiveView(medium.com)
4 points by slashdotdash 4y ago|0 comments
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by slashdotdash 6y ago
“The issue occurred because some files containing positive test results exceeded the maximum file size that takes these data files and loads then into central systems, officials said.”
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UK Covid-19 data underreported due to file size limit exceeded(theargus.co.uk)
134 points by slashdotdash 6y ago|22 comments
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Tips to improve PostgreSQL Insert performance(blog.timescale.com)
1 points by slashdotdash 6y ago|0 comments
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by slashdotdash 6y ago
The Spider’s Web is a documentary film which covers this subject in detail. Well worth watching if you have an interest in finding out more. “An investigation into the world of Britain’s secrecy jurisdictions and the City of London. Today,
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Elon Musk aims to revolutionise battery technology(bbc.co.uk)
28 points by slashdotdash 6y ago|19 comments
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by slashdotdash 6y ago
Elixir has the NimbleParsec library which generates parsing code that takes advantage of pattern matching for high performance and low memory usage due to the BEAM virtual machine optimisations. https://github.com/dashbitco&
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by slashdotdash 6y ago
Vehicle to grid may actually improve battery health and keep them healthier for longer. > “This new research into the potentials of V2G shows that it could actually improve vehicle battery life by around ten percent over a year.” This re
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by slashdotdash 6y ago
For anyone interested in event sourcing with the actor model I've built an open source Elixir library called Commanded ( https://github.com/commanded/commanded ) which takes advantage of Erlang's BEAM VM to ho
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Why I sold my startup for £100k(mattbearman.svbtle.com)
2 points by slashdotdash 6y ago|0 comments
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by slashdotdash 7y ago
> In reality, it's impossible for a households to get a contract that follows market rate, you always pay the same per kWh no matter if it's Sunday or Monday, windy or calm. In the UK you can use the Agile tariff from Octopus E
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Webserver Benchmark: Erlang vs. Go vs. Java vs. Node.js(stressgrid.com)
35 points by slashdotdash 7y ago|7 comments
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The Missing Cryptoqueen(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by slashdotdash 7y ago|0 comments
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by slashdotdash 7y ago
Tony Seba predicts the end of personal car ownership due to the disruption of transportation by new technology (batteries, electric vehicles, autonomous vehicles) and new business models, such as ride hailing and Transport-as-a-Service (Taa
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Autonomous vehicles and Transport as a Service (TaaS) will end car ownership(m.youtube.com)
4 points by slashdotdash 7y ago|2 comments
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by slashdotdash 7y ago
Alberto Brandolini’s “Introducing EventStorming” [1] book is worth reading, even in its incomplete state, to understand the approach from its author. There aren’t too many concepts to understand, it almost feels too simple to be of any valu
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Linus Torvalds Won’t Say If He Invented Bitcoin(trustnodes.com)
4 points by slashdotdash 7y ago|3 comments
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by slashdotdash 7y ago
Specialized ANGi is a Bluetooth hardware dongle that attaches to your helmet and will allow a contact to live track your ride (using Specialized’s app on your smartphone) and can also detect crashes and automatically send a text message to
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by slashdotdash 7y ago
I’ve personally suffered the same fate as Relive with Strava cutting off access to their API for a side project of mine [1]. They gave me twenty minutes notice via email before disabling access and effectively killing my app. Ostensibly the
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by slashdotdash 7y ago
Phoenix Live View[1] fits the gap between server rendered HTML pages and JavaScript rendered front-ends. If you’re after a responsive web UI without needing to learn so many disparate frameworks and technologies it could be a good fit. [1]
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by slashdotdash 7y ago
"Thinking in Bets: Making Smarter Decisions When You Don't Have All the Facts" by Annie Duke [1] is just that book. It emphasises that a bad result does not have to be the result of a bad decision. [1] https://www.
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Don't build a side project entirely dependent upon a third party API(twitter.com)
2 points by slashdotdash 7y ago|0 comments
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Achieving 100k connections per second with Elixir(stressgrid.com)
544 points by slashdotdash 8y ago|110 comments
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by slashdotdash 8y ago
Anyone who enjoyed this article might also like “Music for Geeks and Nerds”[1]. It’s a free eBook describing musical structure using Python code. [1] https://pedrokroger.net/mfgan/
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How We Built an Online Travel Agency Using Amazon, Clojure, and a Small Team(colinsteele.org)
4 points by slashdotdash 8y ago|0 comments
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An event sourcing first-timer's retrospect(developer.procurios.com)
1 points by slashdotdash 8y ago|0 comments
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by slashdotdash 9y ago
TL;DR summary: “... the system was running too close to the point of exhaustion due to the intermittent crashes, and an event that should not have been a problem [high number of client reconnections] caused a high-severity incident.”
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Microsoft Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) failure postmortem(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
1 points by slashdotdash 9y ago|1 comments
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by slashdotdash 9y ago
Sidekiq by Mike Perham is following the open core, paid subscription for a "pro" version containing extensions. His single founder company has a monthly recurring revenue in excess of $80k, as featured on Indie Hackers[1]. [1] ht

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