OoooooooO

Tweets are 280 chars for 7? years now.

Doesn't matter because Panoramafreiheit.

Volcanic ash is glass (the stone melts during an eruption due to the heat, then explodes into millions of splinters as clouds which lock down air travel because it melts again in the engines and destroys them) and can be found thousand of kilometers away afterean eruption (e.g. Yosemite eruption), creating a deadly environment for every animal where it's falling down.

Thank you for coming to my ~~Ted Talk~~ infodump.

It's very different from wood ash.

That's a US only problem though.

Depending if the amount of sleep has a normal distribution in the USA using the average instead of the median skews the results.

Those things are useless as far as I've read. Feeling of security but walk a bit faster/slower and the results change enough.

Isn't a tree just a graph that is directed and acyclic (DAG)?

So a tree is just a subtype of a graph?

No screenshots on the GitHub page? :/

Be aware that this is a german job listing.

The only european country that takes titles even more serious is Austria. So without a M.Sc. in CS or a similar M.Sc. your chances may be quite low to even get an interview. Especially since university is basically free here so many people have a B.Sc. or M.Sc. in germany.

I use www.inwx.de for years. Nothing to complain.

Yeah, that costs a lot on a scale of reddit.

Discord has no threads/comments/subcomments structure. It's nearly Impossible to find old information and every discussion has 50+ messages about other topics inbetween because it's a chat, not a forum. Unuseable as a reddit replacement.

Just create an "Ask HN: " thread?

Dolphin comes to mind.

I use INWX for some years for 2 domains and can't complain about anything.

You could probably do it that way in Julia.

Maybe automate an API key change every X hours to limit the time those apps can grab traffic?

Here's some benchmark for Phoenix + Digital Ocean drop - https://www.cogini.com/blog/benchmarking-phoenix-on-digital-.... But without database stuff.

And here: https://elixirforum.com/t/7-5-second-average-page-load-speed...

"It’s my fault for the inline Markdown, really. The pages that don’t do that handle over 1k/second."

Having only a small part of the code with unsafe means you only have to check only a small % of the code for UB/security holes and not the whole code base like in C.

It just limits the places shit can happen and which need to be closely reviewed which alone is a big help.

I guess it was.

Sister prostitutes probably. Maybe not 100% legal.

What do you mean with appliances?

Dishwasher? Washing machine? Coffee maker? Sink? Stove?

> Common folks can use Google/DuckDuckGo and find one of the readily available scripts that already do that

We seem to have quite different views about "common people".

They finally peer on DE-CIX?

Of course it does not, for that you need a headless browser ( = Chrome Headless).

Neither Python/Go/Java/Rust/C/C++/D/Ruby/C#/F#/... nor any other language (not even Node afaik, but Puppeteer handles that) can handle Javascript rendered sites.

All cards in Europe have chip but CCs are mostly used here for online shopping outside of the EU and that's totally unsecure if you need to type all your CC informations to an unknown source for online orders.

Nobody buys 24/7 gpus if they cost more than 10% of the original (before crypto crazy) price.

Undervolting or not, running your card 24/7 makes them worthless.

Lol. The cards are not used by companies, if the crypto market crashes a lot of single people have a lot of single cards.

How do you think this people with their cards are going to do anything else with it? There does not exist a single computing power but 1.000.000 single ones and the only reason they waste electricity is because they get money for it.

If you're self-employed the tax rate is ~70%, at least for lawyers in germany. Source: My self-employed gf.

And no, she does not earn 5 figures, 4-6k gross per month with 1 part-time employee for the bureaucracy stuff (bills, phone service, faxing, scanning etc.). With a 60 hour week.

Ericsson language + The Open Telecom Platform.

Made by a telecom company, build for telecom stuff.

Used by basically every enterprise telecom application software (e.g. Asterik).

Not that interesting if one knows the Erlang/OTP background.

Do you use any sort of ML? I've wondered for some time now if one could train a bot with ML to trade with better results to humans due to patterns recognized with ML, so historic data = better results which fits ML quite nicely.

But it's just a shower thought so far.