CaliforniaKarl

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by CaliforniaKarl 10mo ago
I wonder, if C used Reverse-Polish notation for math operations, would compilers have been able to target the 8087 better than they did?
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by CaliforniaKarl 11mo ago
In the US, we restrict driving to around age 16, alcohol consumption to 18, voting to 18, and tobacco consumption to 21. Then there are industry-applied age ratings, like the MPA’s PG-13, R, and NC-17 ratings. Barbiturates and amphetamine
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by CaliforniaKarl 11mo ago
And I wonder if “one light-day” would even be accepted as an answer.
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by CaliforniaKarl 11mo ago
BTW, this is the way: Assuming nothing exceptional, with the every-half-hour or better frequency, I use Waymo to get to a Caltrain station, take Caltrain to a nearby stop, and then Waymo from there to destination.
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by CaliforniaKarl 11mo ago
(2024), but still a good read!
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by CaliforniaKarl 11mo ago
For folks who are interested, I suggest checking out "The weather machine: a journey inside the forecast" by Andrew Blum[0]. It's a great read into the history of weather forecasting pre-Covid. [0]: https://search
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by CaliforniaKarl 11mo ago
From https://chromeenterprise.google : > For over a decade, Chrome has supported millions of organizations with more secure browsing – while pioneering a safer, more productive open web for all. … and … > Our commitment to
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by CaliforniaKarl 11mo ago
It's important to remember how difficult Space is. I'm not saying we shouldn't do it, but it's not easy.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
I've recently been writing a Python SDK for an internal API that's maintained by a different group. I've been making sure to include typing for everything in the SDK, as well as attempting to maximize unit test coverage (usi
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
> Let’s take a pause here for a second - the ‘CanIndex’ and ‘SupportsIndex’ from the looks are just “int”. The PR for the change is https://github.com/numpy/numpy/pull/28913 - The details of files changed[
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
I'm not a Rustacean, but I'll tell you what merited me installing uv (via its MacPorts package) last week. I had decided to do something via a one-off Python script. I wanted to use some Python packages for the script (like `prog
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
TBH I feel the same. And for development on my laptop, that seems fine. For the Python package I'm working on how, a single run of pytest takes less than five seconds. Where things get annoying is when I push to GitHub and Tox runs t
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Unfortunately, no. From what I've seen, CrowdStrike Falcon installations contain both the BPF components and the kernel module. (I think you can tell which one you're using: if falcon-sensor is running, it's the kernel modul
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Tell HN: CrowdStrike Falcon users, check for excess KernelModuleArchiveExt files
12 points by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago|5 comments
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
[2018]
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Video projectors used to be ridiculously cool [video](youtube.com)
3 points by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago|0 comments
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Ah, you have experienced ACATS! If interested, you can read more about it here: https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/how-acats-transfers-w...
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Hence making sure to call out any time information is leaked, or bad practices are followed.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Before I started college I had to create an account in University systems. Doing so involved making a telnet connection to a random server, and providing my Social Security Number. That was fine then. It is no longer fine. Things change.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
This seems to me to be a cgroup issue, not a systemd issue, though systemd's pervasive use of cgroups make it the most-obvious trigger.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
For those who don’t believe it, I strongly recommend that everyone take the Shoreline Sightseeing 75-minute Architecture Tour, starting at Michigan Ave., just downriver from the Apple Store. It takes you a little up the North branch of the
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
The company I worked for in the 2000s had both kinds of T1: They had a single CAS (channel-associated, or "robbed bit", signaling) T1 from one carrier, an two PRI (ISDN) T1s from another carrier. The two PRI T1s only had one chan
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Ugh, Pathology image processing is really annoying. IF Philips is going to stick to the DICOM format, and not add lots of proprietary stuff, _and_ it's the format that it uses internally, then this will be good. For example, folks can
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Revealing Flaws in Espresso with a CT Scanner [video](youtube.com)
5 points by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago|0 comments
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
I certainly hope so. And if yes, I imagine people are gonna start using it as a transfer point, to take a Waymo from the peninsula to SF.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
Waymo does not have YouTube sync, but they do have Apotify sync.
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
And see also this LWN article: https://lwn.net/Articles/1025971/
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Prior-authorization denial letter received shortly before surgery(nytimes.com)
3 points by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago|0 comments
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by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago
The video's title is "THE NVIDIA AI GPU BLACK MARKET | Investigating Smuggling, Corruption, & Governments", which was slightly too long.
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Investigating the Nvidia AI GPU Black Market [video](youtube.com)
34 points by CaliforniaKarl 1y ago|4 comments

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