rbanffy
β¨Β Seasoned software developer, proficient in Python, Java. Less proficient in Ruby and Lisp. A bit rusty in C and C++. Learning Erlang very slowly. Also a computer collector and restorer, lover of 8-bit computers, mainframes and interesting Unix workstations.
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One of the smallest sculptures in the universe.
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I believe the rationale is that they are so much denser than they will compensate the price difference over the entire lifetime of the system. A 10 TB install is a full rack otherwise and this is 5% of the space. Colocation for HFT tends to be expensive and using 5% of the space for the same amount of data might make sense.
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IIRC, metals arenβt great shields because of secondary particles emitted after the first one hits the shield.
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What is the designed lifespan of a Starlink satellite?
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A rare disease spills secrets about the brain's amygdala β Knowable Magazine
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