Asmod4n

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by Asmod4n 1y ago
You only become a Verdachtsfall when your organization is deemed to want to dismantle the state, get rid of rule of law or want to erase basic human rights.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
last time i checked, the glibc allocator doesnt ask the OS that often for new heap memory. Like, every ~thousand malloc calls invoked (s)brk and that was it.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Only the home version has that issue.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
He is just a bought troll, ignore him. Most of his comments got deleted from hn, just look at his profile. The ones he made here don’t even show up. Edit: I mean the one with lol in his name.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
The Verfassungsschutz disagrees with you.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
I got a “expensive” renewable only energy plan and it’s 31,4 cents per kilowatt hour in Germany. Conventional ones should be cheaper. So no idea where you got 40 cents from.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Nuclear is the answer to no problem we face currently. It’s expensive, slow to build new plants (decades). It’s also not flexible in the way it’s useable. Solar + battery storage on the other hand is super fast and easy to build, costs virt
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
I’m, after 10 years of building a eco system of around 40 extensions for mruby, at the stage to start my first project using them.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Maybe this could help you: https://github.com/simd-everywhere/simde/issues/1099
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
There isn’t much difference between our current Chancellor and a AfD member of Parlament.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
I’m currently hacking away at a project which turns your keyboard into a clipboard manager, password vault and barcode reader as parts of it. I just need to come up with a better name than totally normal keyboard (:
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
It can be used as a usb gadget device, i am not aware of any SFF x86 PC that has such a chip.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Hm, I only miss one thing, sorting by price with shipping cost. Can’t see anything else that was removed, just changed.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
They had some very recent UI overhauls, it looks more friendly now.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
That's a good question, without looking into any of the code id say bandwidth cost goes higher when moving away from server side rendering since you have to send the code for client side rending to each client which connects.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
there is just one catch. Using the feature to let io_uring handle buffers for you limits you to the mem lock limit of a process, which is 8MB on a typical debian install (more on others) And that's a hard limit unless you got root acce
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
if you want c extensions to get (de)optimized at runtime based on their usage patterns there is always ruby on graalvm from oracle.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Depends how you use it, just last week I’ve hit 40 nanoseconds unpacking a 8 megabyte msgpack array and accessing one of its values in a hash. As long as you only use ruby as glue code for c(++) extensions it’s pretty fast.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
I’ve tried to write something similar for mruby, saw the 90% performance hit compared to just using callbacks and never released it as a mgem.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
I’m getting different results for it with every reload, is that normal? Ranges form 56-96%
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Nissan hat the e-POWER system where a petrol engine is just used to recharge the battery of your electric car and nothing else. In theory they could run that petrol engine at the sweet spot where it produces the least amount of carbon emiss
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Are you saying it’s impossible to misuse disabling the accept syscall but it’s prone to misconfiguration with disabling io_uring_enter?
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
There should be no issue with disabling it altogether by banning its setup and usage syscalls.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
I'm about to start something like this targetting epoll, poll, dispatch_io and maybe kqueue this weekend.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
An average human being can produce around 650MB of text during a while work lifetime when doing nothing but write text 4 hours per weekday without any interruptions. Saying multi gigabyte databases for single user usage is the norm feels in
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
The System you keep your wallet on must be secured like a bank. Because the app can do nearly everything a bank can do (except refunds)
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Great, their new devices actually work in thread mode with HA, but their older ones only when you got an Apple hub device. I’ve got 6-7 of their devices before matter was a thing and 0 work with HA. Even those that got firmware updates.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
They work without issues Ine HomeKit mode. With thread/matter only Apple got the keys or whoever paid them to get them. Also: the Apple home app can’t change their mode to matter, you have to do that in home assistant.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
Buy a device from the manufacturer “Eve” try to add it to homeassistant after upgrading its firmware to use matter/thread: no can do, they don’t give you their key to talk to their devices.
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by Asmod4n 1y ago
You can’t talk to other devices unless you got the private key of them.

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