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by tankerdude 5y ago
That’s dead on what I’ve been doing on my projects for some time. I also track it with a correlation id once it reaches my network so that I can put all logging and context into ELK for my aggregated logging. I can then see everything tha
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by tankerdude 6y ago
Others already pointed out that you can use a core method. What I see is that I actually rewrote a query that had 7 joins (yes, it was not great), and rewrote it in SQLAlchemy that made for a the query to have a lot fewer total lines of cod
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by tankerdude 6y ago
Yes, but wealthy or not, the UCs limit the number of kits from high achieving schools, usually to around 50 for UCLA and UCB, as examples. They then accept a certain number for every lower achieving school, due to the 10% requirement (is it
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by tankerdude 6y ago
If it's super simple like that and the throughput isn't massive, use something else you don't need to support, like AWS's SQS. If you're bad at hosting and need the throughput, there's cloudamqp. So many option
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by tankerdude 6y ago
You would think, until you get to a split brain issue. The master and failover lose connectivity, and they each then think they're the master. There's ways to repair it (and it has happened to me one total time in 4 years), but it
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by tankerdude 7y ago
Data on that point? What's the comparison to new ICE production?
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by tankerdude 7y ago
From the article: "The score will be calculated using 15 factors, including the relative quality of the student’s high school and the crime rate and poverty level of the student’s neighborhood." So no, it doesn't account for
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by tankerdude 8y ago
All that about Tesla is true. The one hope I have is the updating software. Their usb stick audio is miserable. Favorites break. Better phone integration would be great. Either way, the electric car experience is so much better than anyt
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by tankerdude 8y ago
It might be scary to you, but who runs Python at scale? youtube ran it for quite a long time. reddit yelp Those sites seem mainstays to me, with good load. Perhaps performance is a problem for you for the server load and costs that you wan
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by tankerdude 8y ago
As we have seen, the heavier vehicles do disproportionately more damage than a lighter vehicle. If you road repair, tax by a formula of weight and mileage if you must. Having a driver if a hummer pay the same taxes based upon miles driven
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by tankerdude 8y ago
Progressive for federal income taxes, yes. But overall progressive, the answer is simply no. Many places switched from part of income tax to fees. Skyrocketed increase for fees to national parks this past year. Went up 300% for a weekly p
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by tankerdude 8y ago
No chance. There are lies and there are statistics. It misses the point about local taxes and fees. If you flip it around, and ask, how much of your total income is used to pay taxes and fees for federal, state, and local taxes, the ones
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by tankerdude 8y ago
Molten does what I've seen in RoR land do. You decorate and document your schema. It then can spit out an OpenAPI spec, use its schema and tooling around OpenAPI. So it becomes a choice. A decision of writing mostly OpenAPI, or writ
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by tankerdude 8y ago
How does this compare with Connexion? Uses Swagger/OpenAPI that then uses convention (or fully defined) packages, and methods for REST. Runs on top of Flask, and does a lot of all of the validation all from the yaml file. Plumbing ta
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by tankerdude 8y ago
Instead of “Skate or Die!”, this is totally “Draft or Die!” Timing craziness and so many things that could go wrong....
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by tankerdude 8y ago
im Kind of stumped at the whole advanced life form contacting us thing. 1. We didnt even emit any real radio waves until just a century or so ago. How did they detect it to know to emit something to us? 2. How much power would that entity
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by tankerdude 8y ago
I had classes with him for the last few years that he taught at UCSC. He never had a text book for his classes that I took (graph theory etc). He also almost never used his computer in his office it seemed and enjoyed the theory quite a b
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by tankerdude 8y ago
Lately, I’ve used Flask with Connexion, JWT, SQLAlchemy, and Alembic did my microservice APIs. Relatively few lines of code that comes with validation, API playground, and defined routes plugged in via the swagger doc. The main I ssue is ha
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by tankerdude 8y ago
The pace is already going to beat that legislation at it’s current rate. This codifies that they don’t drag behind.
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by tankerdude 8y ago
Dim Sum: Joy Luck Palace (Sunnyvale). LA, the one that’s very good is Five Star Seafood (SGV off of Del Mar). 888 in Valley a little east of that place. Don’t go to Elite, Ocean Star, or mission, IMO. They are kind of on par with Jou Lu
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by tankerdude 8y ago
Untrue. Chinese restaurants in the SGV are tough. 3 stars in LA crushes 5 stars in other cities in the US. And yes, I’ve lived 10 years in the Bay Area and the Chinese food pales in comparison.
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by tankerdude 8y ago
Yup. This is actually an interview question that I go through to see if they know mechanisms to prevent the double charge, fulfillment, etc. problem.
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by tankerdude 8y ago
You don’t own a home or have depreciated a business property have you? You can depreciate the value of a building over time but not the property itself. Land value is still land value and will never be “depreciated”. What happens is that f
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by tankerdude 8y ago
Agreed that that was definitely the big initial breakthrough. We need this next one sooner or later for mass adoption. As Musk says, show me him a battery with the breakthrough and the manufacturing process for it. If it's good, he&#x
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by tankerdude 8y ago
So many battery breakthroughs have been announced. Not one of the "breakthroughs" for cars have been released to the public. Most are "5 years away" or more. Ionic with the polymer batteries looks promising, but again,
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by tankerdude 8y ago
So that would imply that people who actually must exercise for their job (construction workers) would have smarter children, on average? And how would that be measured if the child gets stuck in a poorly performing school and no real acade
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by tankerdude 8y ago
The article references the 996 hours and the title of the article is about UNPAID overtime. If it truly is unpaid, I would walk away in a heartbeat as well. Unless it’s office work, getting tired in a warehouse would mean higher chances o
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by tankerdude 8y ago
COBOL maybe alive but from doing a little bit of searching, the pay scale looks like about half of what a senior engineer in a more modern language makes.
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by tankerdude 8y ago
Bezos is a really smart guy but here, I beg to differ. I interviewed for a management role over at Amazon. I asked them what they thought of work life balance and how many hours are we talking about a week. 60 or so was the minimum, and
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by tankerdude 8y ago
It's miserable, the new keyboard. 30+ years of having the escape key in the upper left hand corner for me, and for them to switch it over to an _offset_ touch escape key has driven me a little insane.

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