the_alchemist

It's 'de jour' , which means 'of the day' in French

Please elaborate

Slightly off topic question , but do you pronounce it n eight n, or Nathan ? I got blank stares when saying Nathan from my colleagues :')

Should add (2016)

I love how Petzold's Code went over the details of switching segments for a clock using these tubes.

Isn't this tiered support a necessity when operating at scale? How can you help thousands of customers where faqs and getting starteds don't cut it? You need a filtering mechanism (L1) to help users directly without overloading the product team with a standard reply rtfm.

I like Merlin better, it is the 'live match' version. With birdnet you have to record and submit. Both are from the Cornell Lab for ornithology.

Lance Hendrick has a nice deep dive on this paper as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuqVUsMPs-U&

But then the main contributor, Lightbend company, decided to change the license from Apache 2, to BSL.. Now Apache Pekko is the fork that should continue the implementation :)

"Tere" means "hello" in Estonian. It also feels nice to type.

On qwerty I think that's the case :)

What a great post-mortem write-up! Thans for sharing

Without paywall on archive.org https://web.archive.org/web/20220319112653/https://www.washi...

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Title could use a 2001: Cardiovascular Research, Volume 50, Issue 2, May 2001

Nice write-up, and good to see that maven also evolves. The use of the daemon is really significant for the build time. Is there any clue what would take 90 seconds everytime you execute the maven process? Is it the creating of the build graph and its dependencies? What would happen when I change my dependencies or module structure, does the daemon still stay on 30 seconds?

In the readme it's mentioned. brew bundle dump https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-bundle/blob/master/READ...

As long as you keep the public part private, there is no issue ;)

Scala happily accepts null as it is the bottom type for AnyRef and needed for jvm compatibility. Kotlin has a compiler check that enforces it, Scala does not.

This might be your first instinct, but a new contractor would have to gain the knowledge KPN did on preventing these outages, there is no guarantee any other company would have better uptime.

Reminds me of the quote or story that someone rather hired an ops engineer that accidentally dropped a database than someone who didn't. As the first one would go at more length preventing to do it again.

That tool saved me many times. It's hard to do obscure symbolic searches in Google :')

Riak uses the SHA hash as its distribution mechanism and divides the output range of the SHA hash evenly amongst participating nodes in the cluster.

Wait, Riak uses SHA as distribution hash? Why use a cryptographic hash for distribution and not something like Murmur3, if you're talking about high-performant[0] ?

[0] http://blog.reverberate.org/2012/01/state-of-hash-functions-...