The relative difference is so absurdly small to be irrelevant at any realisable input size. At least that's my read; e.g. even at n=10^80 (~number atoms in universe), the relative difference is ~0. That's still probably…
I'm not sure this is true e.g. you can specify schema `pl.Datetime("ns")`. That survives roundtrip to/from parquet in my experience. True though that the default is `us` whereas pandas defaults to `ns`.…
The cost of the standard `actions_linux` is $0.006/minute, so spending $500 to save 6m per invocation, break-even is at ~14k invocations. But, if they're using larger machines and/or parallel jobs the $$$ saving accrues…
It's used all the time in mathematical optimization, referring to the best feasible solution found so far and therefore the "answer" until/unless something better appears. If you work with people in that space, it leaks…
I saw a breakdown (don't have on hand sorry) where server depreciation was by far the majority. Power was the largest cash opex, probably matching your intuition.
It's also explored in Neal Stephenson's "Snow Crash", which I assume many here have read. Interesting ideas that are probably more at home in fiction.
Re Signal, I've taken a few flights lately where there's messenger-only wifi, and it's been handy to have OpenClaw on a box accessible through telegram to do web_searches for me. That's certainly not justification for…
This is indeed an annoying, but solvable, less default. You can eg use `export LESS="-XF"` to change behaviour.
As an aside, yt-dlp presents a perfect use-case for uvx (part of uv): uvx yt-dlp <yt_url> No manual download/install required.
The relative difference is so absurdly small to be irrelevant at any realisable input size. At least that's my read; e.g. even at n=10^80 (~number atoms in universe), the relative difference is ~0. That's still probably…
I'm not sure this is true e.g. you can specify schema `pl.Datetime("ns")`. That survives roundtrip to/from parquet in my experience. True though that the default is `us` whereas pandas defaults to `ns`.…
The cost of the standard `actions_linux` is $0.006/minute, so spending $500 to save 6m per invocation, break-even is at ~14k invocations. But, if they're using larger machines and/or parallel jobs the $$$ saving accrues…
It's used all the time in mathematical optimization, referring to the best feasible solution found so far and therefore the "answer" until/unless something better appears. If you work with people in that space, it leaks…
I saw a breakdown (don't have on hand sorry) where server depreciation was by far the majority. Power was the largest cash opex, probably matching your intuition.
It's also explored in Neal Stephenson's "Snow Crash", which I assume many here have read. Interesting ideas that are probably more at home in fiction.
Re Signal, I've taken a few flights lately where there's messenger-only wifi, and it's been handy to have OpenClaw on a box accessible through telegram to do web_searches for me. That's certainly not justification for…
This is indeed an annoying, but solvable, less default. You can eg use `export LESS="-XF"` to change behaviour.
As an aside, yt-dlp presents a perfect use-case for uvx (part of uv): uvx yt-dlp <yt_url> No manual download/install required.