I think he's referring to g of meat and not pure protein. I'd say that the number is pretty close or maybe even low. I mean it's not just steak /chicken /burgers, Bacon, lunch meat, sausage etc all adds up.
Have you tried pyinstaller? Works pretty well for simple cli tools or tkinter apps.
There's already predefined docker images with all of the necessary wine hacks that just consume your code + requirements.txt and spit out a exe.
Had a few days off and dived into my vim setup /plug-ins for python, but ended up with pycharm again. I could emulate most of pycharm (pros) features, but what made me end up going back to pycharm was the refactoring capabilities. Rope just didn't come close, while pycharm makes it trivial and rarely misses anything. Well that and having to manage all of these plug-ins on different OS/ python versions can become a time sink too. E.g. started out with vundle, but it did not support some of the features I needed to get an older commit of a plugin that was barely maintained anymore, so ended up rewriting the.vimrc with a different plugin manager... Etc etc
56TiB of gp2 SSD storage on Amazon would cost $6,500/mo (so $78,000/yr) - so if its a 1:1 setup they could afford to fail a couple more times. Now there's the question of would they need all that space in a cloud setup, but thats another story.
What concerns me, from the image, is that they seem to be using cheaper, consumer grade drives (Samsung 860 PROs I assume). This is asking for trouble - as they went through - 3 drives failed simultaneously. I've only ever dealt with Cloud infra, but even I know that drives that are bought together, tend to fail together. It's likely their new batch of drives will also fail simultaneously - backblaze has done a ton of research on drive longevity.
> drives that are bought together, tend to fail together
It's exactly the same as the lights in your house, all of these were made at the same batch with the same quality of material and used the same way, they tend to fall apart within a few days from each other.
I guess that would be survivorship bias? There are at least twice as many people living and "everyone here hates Munich and doesn't want to live there". I even know someone who works in Munich, but lives in Berlin. Jedem das seine ;)
Do you have a source that natural gas is the largest carbon emissionss contributer? Genuinely curious, because over here in Germany gas companies (Gazprom.. ;)) market themselves as the opposite and the same argument is used for cars running on natural gas. I know that's just PR, but I thought it produces less emissions because it burns more efficiently than other fossil fuels.
CO2 emissions are essentially the same, but other pollutants are much lower. There are less contaminants in natural gas, so burning it in a cheap and inefficient engine like a bus in a city is better than using petrol.
Being able to block certain channels / videos is something I want to try out one day, well mainly just Blippi. We watch YouTube with our 3year old and it's near impossible to avoid his videos being suggested to you. While the content itself is fine, I feel like he crosses a line how bluntly he pushes his toys / videos on to his viewers. Along the lines of "go tell your parents, siblings, babysitters to download/ buy my stuff"
