I had the idea in my head that the Colonial Creek Campground was this way, so I headed down Diablo Street. While it provided some good photos, I felt a bit dumb and added the campground as a stop along my route.
If they can afford such bloated luxury vehicles, they can afford the congestion charge. >:(
Maybe the charge should be based on vehicle size/weight, so that those with smaller and cheaper cars are hit less. That should make it more equitable. (I don't know if it's already set up that way. :P)
Wrote an algorithm that operates kind of like concurrent.futures.as_completed(), except it has a priority queue and doesn't eagerly load the list of futures.
Discovered that it's possible to overload concurrent.futures.ProcessPoolExecutor with futures, preventing any actual background processing after a point.
Got TONS of practice optimizing stuff for large datasets.
Learned that taking breaks is important for reasons than most people are aware of.
My life was permanently altered by this project. I basically nerd-sniped myself.
Source code: Lib/multiprocessing/ Availability: not Emscripten, not WASI. This module does not work or is not available on WebAssembly platforms wasm32-emscripten and wasm32-wasi. See WebAssembly p...
This whole mess got me thinking seriously about learning #Kotlin, since it would eliminate needing to use IPC to make use of multiple CPU cores. (Yes, I actually like the #JVM, but don’t want to boilerplate myself to death with #Java. :P )
I’ll probably still look into learning Kotlin, but not for this project.
Looking at current western foreign policy writings, it's clear from their atiitude that the west is in full blown world-domination mode, openly talking about subjecting each and every country to its domination - and that with the same spirit of condescension that accompanied western missionaries to China in the 19th century resulting, in the Boxer Uprising and the wholesale slaughter of christian missionaries by the 13th Dalai Llama. Then, as now, the west was trying to pry Tibet away from China, as part of its global balkanisation. The modern versions of the Shanghai International Settlement are the special economic zones, followed by, as happened in China, the west claiming parts of such countries as spheres of influence.. there are even such plans for parts of Europe (trans-border economic zones). See also the ECSC
It's as if the 70 years between the 1919 war of intervention in Russia and Yeltsin;s coup was just an interruption - the imperial games can continue, this time as a cartel led by the USA and includes that mostrosity, the "personal union" of the House Of Windsor consisting of the second largest country in the world, a whole continent and lots of crown territories (Cyprus, Gibraltar .. the list is long). (the crown owns the sea bed around the British Isles).. and the broken EU - the UK's ambition of a manageable continent completed - Balance of Power.
What if part of the push for #LLMs ('AI') is sort of a 'gateway drug" for getting people into programming? It teaches how to format queries, albeit using human language instead of special syntaxes. 🤔
POSIX OSes (aside from macOS) have that as the default.
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