Aissen

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by Aissen 1y ago
A few hours ago, just a few comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45642051
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Servo v0.0.1 Released(github.com)
61 points by Aissen 1y ago|5 comments
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by Aissen 1y ago
Why wouldn't this be just the result of a different seed? Is Gemini behaving deterministically by default?
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by Aissen 1y ago
Agreed, that's exactly what I was aiming at. I'm not saying that it's the only advantage of Cloud, but that orgs with a dysfunctional resource-access culture were a fertile ground for cloud deployments. Basically: some manage
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by Aissen 1y ago
I should have been more precise… Many sub-orgs have budget freedom to do their job, and not having to go through a central authority to get hardware is often a feature. Hence why Cloud works so well in non-regulatory heavy traditional orgs:
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by Aissen 1y ago
As an infrastructure engineer (amongst other things), hard disagree here. I realize you might be joking, but a bit of context here: a big chunk of the success of Cloud in more traditional organizations is the agility that comes with it: (al
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by Aissen 1y ago
It definitely lacked balance and game polish. But it was fun for fans, and unheard of at the time (a bit less so today).
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by Aissen 1y ago
RIP Mugen and Bid For Power. Don't forget to make backups of those fan games!
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by Aissen 1y ago
It does not matter if you lose control of the number, the new person will be able to register. The 7 days period is for you to get control of the number back or make sure all your contacts know about the issue.
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by Aissen 1y ago
You conveniently side-stepped the argument that YouTube already knows how to serve DRM-ized videos, and it's widely deployed in its Movies & TV offering, available on the web and other clients. They chose not to escalate on all vid
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by Aissen 1y ago
It's still possible to build Rust binaries with jemalloc if you need the performance (or another allocator). Also, it will heavily depend on the usecase; for many usecases, Rust will in fact pressure the heap less, precisely because it
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by Aissen 1y ago
It's really to save die space for other functions, AFAIU there is no fusing to lock the features or anything like this.
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by Aissen 1y ago
Because the LLM craze has rendered last-gen Tensor accelerators from NVIDIA (& others) useless for all those FP64 HPC workloads. From the article: > The Hopper H200 is 47.9 gigaflops per watt at FP64 (33.5 teraflops divided by 700 wa
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by Aissen 1y ago
It's only for Rust binaries that are built with the the -linux-musl* (instead -linux-gnu* ) toolchains, which are not the default, and usually used to make portable/static binaries.
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by Aissen 1y ago
RHEL has gcc-toolset-N (previously devtoolset-N-gcc) for that. It's perfectly fine to only support building a project with, say, the penultimate gcc-toolset. Or ask for a payment for support, which is the norm in this (LTS) space.
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by Aissen 1y ago
This is addressed in the article: https://nickb.dev/blog/default-musl-allocator-considered-har...
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by Aissen 1y ago
Just looked at my (private) dotfiles git history - pathogen in 2011 - vundle in 2013 - vim-plug in 2017 Haven't moved since, Plug still does the job, even after I moved to neovim in 2021. Will probably move to the new built-in package
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by Aissen 1y ago
Funny that it talks about matrixprod, which I think is not that relevant as benchmark — unless you care about x87 performance specifically. I recently sent a pull request to try to address that in a generic manner: https://github
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by Aissen 1y ago
There is a lack of proof that the developer is linked to a sanctioned entity. Not saying it isn't, but The Verge should be at least trying to verify that IMHO (instead of taking the statement at face value); I'd even trust a &quot
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by Aissen 1y ago
Google safebrowsing blocked it, so it does not work in Firefox anymore (and any other browser); after ignoring the warning, it's clear that there are ample warnings on the website itself about this being a parody, not to enter sensitiv
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by Aissen 1y ago
It was on HN recently, the open source text-to-diagram tool d2 just launched an ascii output mode: https://d2lang.com/blog/ascii/
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by Aissen 1y ago
They even decided to make me lie — twice, on the same day with their latest announcement: https://frame.work/ro/en/laptop16?tab=whats-new
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by Aissen 1y ago
Ok, I was wrong. Didn't think of checking the desktop designs since it was a discussion on laptops.
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Right to Root Access(medhir.com)
4 points by Aissen 1y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 1y ago
You can probably install Asahi Linux on that M1 pro and do comparative benchmarks. Does it still feel different? (serious question)
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by Aissen 1y ago
Framework does not have any design with those LPDDR packages.
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by Aissen 1y ago
On the comparison between Color spaces, it's weird, my monitor from 2008 does show a difference between the Display-P3 and the sRGB purple colors, yet I didn't think it'd have such a big color range. Is there some color conve
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by Aissen 1y ago
The article is a bit misguided, since it "forgets" to add a bit of context until the penultimate paragraph: Meta is investing 10 times as much in building internal infrastructure capacity — this year alone. This deal is a rounding
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by Aissen 1y ago
I'd disagree the number of unicode scalars is useless (in the case of python3), but it's a very interesting article nonetheless. Too bad unicode.org decided to break all the URLs in the table at the end.
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by Aissen 1y ago
Going through VFS seems like going through one of those expensive third parties instead of direct. And each EU country has a different visa service AFAIK, so the procedure will in fact vary depending on where you are going. (not saying the

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