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by GrayShade 2y ago
Not necessarily. If your table is very wide but you're only reading one column, you'll do massively less I/O with a columnar or hybrid structure. And that's even before other tricks like storing the min/max values o
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by GrayShade 2y ago
By default, I expect that the performance, memory usage and start-up time of a Rust app to be comparable to an equivalent one written in C or C++. That's still a range of one or two orders of magnitude, but it's still good enough
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by GrayShade 2y ago
I don't mind it, since I like the language, and I'll try to use apps written in Rust when possible. If I see Rust, I know what to expect wrt. resource usage and performance, contributor experience and so on. I'm also willing
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by GrayShade 2y ago
For anyone wondering, MDX is a mix of Markdown and JSX: https://mdxjs.com/ . It looks neat, but a demo blog would have been nice to see.
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by GrayShade 2y ago
There are a couple of ways. I've done it by downloading an extract from https://download.geofabrik.de/ , using GDAL (ogr2ogr) to convert it to GPKG, then opening it in QGIS and friends. https://github.com&#x2
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by GrayShade 2y ago
There's speculation that they're still restricting them to a certain area. And even if they're not, Russia had ample time to move their assets out of reach. It's not like back when the US blocked strikes on dozens of mil
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by GrayShade 2y ago
Kernel code, user-space code is always preemptible.
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by GrayShade 2y ago
No, it doesn't. It's not a SHOULD. And why should Qt be concerned with what jq can or can't do? If you're writing and reading back from Qt, the limitations of other implementations don't apply.
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by GrayShade 2y ago
> To those that arrive here from any Youtube or Twitter posts, please know that disabling Recall via DISM works fine, and preserves the modern File Explorer (though some might consider this an anti-feature). CBS correctly disables it, an
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by GrayShade 2y ago
Qt refused for almost a decade to support deserializing 64-bit integers from JSON because of compatibility concerns.
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by GrayShade 2y ago
There is a video demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QifpqSiNSKA
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by GrayShade 2y ago
Pretty nice app, I just have a small bug report: my location has a space in it, and it shows up as %20.
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by GrayShade 2y ago
See https://gist.github.com/rincebrain/622ee4991732774037ff44c67... though.
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by GrayShade 2y ago
Does it? From the btrfs docs: > The RAID56 feature provides striping and parity over several devices, same as the traditional RAID5/6. There are some implementation and design deficiencies that make it unreliable for some corner cas
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by GrayShade 2y ago
One interesting titbit I've only recently found out is that btrfs can't really serve reads from different drives in RAID1, it picks a drive based on the process id. ZFS does something smarter here, it keeps track of the queue leng
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by GrayShade 2y ago
Yeah, in the last year and a half, I've had three btrfs file systems crash on me with the dreaded "parent transid verify failed". Two times it was out of the blue, third time was just after it filled up. The people on IRC ten
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by GrayShade 2y ago
I've seen a lot of tags put on top of pretty nice-looking murals, many sprayers won't care.
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by GrayShade 2y ago
Is he? > Since the matter of consensus based decision making has been put into the foreground i like to emphasize again that in contrast to many other matters in this style there is no lack of maintainer consensus on this issue. And even
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by GrayShade 3y ago
A compromised IO-less file system library can still synthetize malware files on a volume.
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by GrayShade 3y ago
Only in CMake, this time. Not in the autotools version.
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by GrayShade 3y ago
> A "release" should allow to build the project without installing dependencies that are only there for compilation. Like a compiler or some -devel packages?
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by GrayShade 3y ago
> When a corporate tries to seize control of a open source project Yeah, they wanted to have some CVEs for a bunch of bugs in experimental code, the author of the fork didn't.
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by GrayShade 3y ago
Oh, that's really sweet. Small question, what's the difference between (3) and (4)?
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by GrayShade 3y ago
That sounds interesting, do you have a reference on hand?
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by GrayShade 3y ago
There's a repo at https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/unofficial_user_repositorie... , but nothing new as far as I know. I've used it for a while, ran into some minor issues from time to time, but nothing critica
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by GrayShade 3y ago
Probably not cheaper today, but reasonably close. And certainly not cheaper 10 years ago.
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by GrayShade 3y ago
They won't, since they rely on the drive to make sure their data was actually persisted.
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by GrayShade 3y ago
Blockchain? Did you file an issue?
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by GrayShade 3y ago
It says Ctrl-N in the Hardware Context section.
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by GrayShade 3y ago
Did you see the samples from https://rikorose.github.io/DeepFilterNet2-Samples/ ?

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