mathisonturing

that's not final though, like val in Kotlin

> batching multiple transactions into IO blocks where feasible. If your average transaction is substantially smaller than the IO block size, then you are probably leaving a lot of throughput on the table.

Could you expand on this? A quick Google search didn't help. Link to an article or a brief explanation would be nice!

Android has app system level options in the settings to disable WiFi/mobile data.

I tend to use that, and use Netguard as a fallback because the latter has an off by default config incase I forget to disable it for new apps.

Netguard on its own is insufficient because sometimes you'd need to use an actual VPN (which turns off Netguard)

> everyone has spent the last twenty years getting really upset about it

Could you expand on this?

Forget about DataClasses, TypedDict etc. Can't you achieve the same in python with a class and a dict? Is there a difference, other than perhaps being overloaded with options?

Please share for those uninitiated like me

How does this stack up against Intro to Database Systems from CMU?

Curious - why is running on JVM bad?

Elaborate? Out of the loop

Or 37 extra minutes of work

The article says, "number of people being cremated at special Covid sites"

> Or adding an artificial 2 second wait to non-AMP ads

A quick search came up empty. Could you share a source?

AFAIK, it hasn't been yet

https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/8/22319136/whatsapp-cloud-ba...

Is this still active? The current issue example links an issue from 2019

Slightly off topic, but how do you go about surveying the literature on a particular topic, say myopia or acne.?

Not from there nor do I know the place by any means, but didn't Bill Gates call Silicon Valley (the series) pretty close to the truth?

I'm just genuinely curious

If you're talking about importing/exporting your list of 2FA codes, I think they've added it

You can also reject a recommendation. Click on the Options button for that video (three vertical dots), select "Not interested"

It's funny how much bashing Google gets for monopoly with Android, pushing users to use Chrome, Play Store and whatnot. While all of that is relevant, Apple's stranglehold seems much more and worse.

and Jitsi

Could you expand on this?

I'm looking to gift a laptop that's good for ML stuff. What features should I be looking at?

Any specific recommendations?

Why do you think a position as an NGO executive selects for that? Executives in general, yes. NGOs too?

What resource are you using for bonds and what did you use for learning options?

I've become interested in stocks/trading recently and have been wanting to understand it well enough before losing all my money. I started Financial Markets [0]. Just finished Week 1 and it seems a little too broad/dry so far. Any recommendations are welcome.

[0] https://www.coursera.org/learn/financial-markets-global

HTTP/1.1 is constantly ahead when I run it on mobile connected to my Home WiFi.

Edit: /2 is faster when on first load. When I refresh, /1.1 is almost always faster.

and Andrew Ng's ML course?

Is that a prediction for the simple @ validation that was suggested? If so, I'm curious about possible cases

You have to "install an application from an untrusted source, attackers can take advantage of that. Attackers can also take advantage of the bug if they pair it with vulnerabilities in the Chrome browser to render content."

I guess it informs us what not to do at the very least. Given the track record, I'm not very optimistic of the vendors pushing a patch very soon (if ever). This keeps us informed at least.

Are you saying that if I turn on my phone's radio and set it between 91.1 and 93.3, I'd be able to hear what other people are listening to? Could you elaborate?