Are you asking or, mmm, describing? :)

Our father, Who art in heaven,

Hallowed be Thy DB_name

Not you, but a few million other people

Slight overreaction

Uk gov selling or giving enigma away knowing they had broken it

UK government selling a German product / war gadget? That doesn't make sense.

This post is not about real numbers, though. It's about floating point numbers.

Even if we were talking about real numbers (which we're not), it would still be true that (0, 1) and (1, +inf) have the same cardinality :)

As touched on in the post, 1/x is an explicit bijection (but any set of real numbers that contains an interval has the same cardinality)

But perhaps that's the interesting point — 1/x is *cannot be* an exact bijection for floating point numbers, because there's not a one-to-one mapping between the two sets.

Not between floating point numbers.

More of a craft really

Anyone have a recommendation for a workflow orchestrator for single server deployments? Looking at running a project at home and for certain pieces think it would be easiest to orchestrate with a tool like Maestro or Airflow but they’re basically set up to run in clusters with admins to manage them.

Windmill is pretty lightweight and easy to deploy. https://www.windmill.dev/ you can configure it to have a single worker on the same server as the ui and database.

I'd recommend Kestra[1] since it can be run on a single node

[1] https://kestra.io/

For Python tasks you can check Prefect, among others..

Nobody thinks ccp is the good guys

Had to work through a weirdness in kubernetes many years ago when using it on prem for a project (not at google). It stands out as the best code base I have had to go through to figure stuff out.

You get used to it

The bank situation in Lebanon is so fucked up it’s not hard to see why.

Government intervention into currency?