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Sowell discussing common falacies about race and economics
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Sowell discussing common falacies about race and economics
You can filter your entire db on the server to only include a subset of datoms
Two excellent books are The Elements of Style and On Writing Well.
Here's some BASIC questions an ubuntu user might never encounter:
Which processes are currently hogging the CPU?
Which ports are currently open?
How do you setup a remote git repo and/or add a user for limited ssh?
How do you increase an existing swap part without locking the CPU during write at peak loads?
How do you exclude/include packages from being autoupdated on apt update?
How do you ensure opaque crontabs aren't silently failing?
My advice: Setup a Linux server on aws or whatever for a paying customer with medium load. Only the stress of respondong to actual downtime will teach you anything useful.
1. Zero alcohol. 2. ICE cold showers. 3. Extreme cardio. 4. Meditation. 5. Breakfast with a friend. 6. Play with a big young dog. 7. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. 7. Meds. 8. Get up at 5am. 9. Journal.
Feeling Good is one of the best books on depression from a scientific perspective.
Yes. Obviously. And whether or not the exploitation is "programmed" is irrelevant. After all everything is programmed.
You can deposit without a pin bit to withdraw you need photo id and a verbal password or pin in every bank I've ever been in
note they've recently reduced their pricing so you might be looking at old marketing. But my latest bill charged me 0.0007
you're right of course that retrieval in an out is much more expensive and so prob not a great fit for your usecase
If you're willing to tolerate hr+ delays in accessing your data aws glacier deep archive is 70cents per terabyte month.
that's pretty awesome in my book.
If you need to access the data in under an hr it comes out around $2 per TB/mo
That constant dopamine cycle...might as well just do coke and at least have great sex :)
No. You wouldn't.
I had a beautiful dream of just streaming datomic out to datascriot but eventually gave up and went back to client side maps using reframe.
If Cognitect would release a performant JavaScript peer that would be a game changer for web dev. Just one db and effortless event streaming to and fro.