Posts Tagged ‘constraints’
Queuing Theory for Politicians
04Jan23
Queueing theory is the mathematical study of waiting lines, or queues. Wikipedia – Queueing theory This is timely, as the big news of the day is that our Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, wants all pupils to study maths to age 18. So maybe this is one of the things people should be learning about (in […]
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Tags: A&E, constraints, economy, effectiveness, efficiency, hospital, maths, queue, queueing, queuing, slack, social care, theory
August 2020
29Aug20
ICYMI It’s been something of a busy month for blogging, with posts on Cloud Migration, Java, the UK exam fiasco, Hugo. and RIP Dougal. BBQ The new Kamado Joe that I mentioned last month got its first run, which looked good, but ended up being a little dry: Hawksmore @ Home The Hawksmore at Home […]
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Tags: Actions, BBQ, Beat Saber, CD, CI, cloud native, constraints, DIY, github, Modern Apps, Oculus, Quest, vr, VSCode, WSL2
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