Kab1r

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by Kab1r 2y ago
> the default storage options did not support ReadWriteMany for Block and Object Storage, which were necessary for using my database Postgres. Postgres does not require ReadWriteMany volumes. > To better understand this, when I create
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by Kab1r 3y ago
Ironically WSL uses a VM as well
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by Kab1r 3y ago
eMMC for cloud seems to me like a dangerous proposition. As far as I know, they do not hold up well to write intensive workloads. I suppose you will need to use networked logging.
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by Kab1r 3y ago
I almost feel attacked for using plain yaml, helm, cert-manager AND the ingress api just for personal homelab shenanigans.
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by Kab1r 3y ago
You would be surprised how much impact the additional instructions can incur. I found UB in a dependency of a popular video encoder. My fix involved adding compare and branches. I thought it wouldn't be significant but then I was instr
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by Kab1r 3y ago
> what it could tell me about how it was programmed, what internal data Google uses it to train it, and what policy was used to determine what data was acceptable/unacceptable. I find it's common that we assume that a model act
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by Kab1r 3y ago
Can't we do better with records for the root zone (`.`) instead of `a.io`?
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by Kab1r 3y ago
I don't know why I haven't thought of this before, but I kinda love the idea of an AST Editor.
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by Kab1r 3y ago
I love this so much because there's no contact, but because the voltage on the power line is so high, the inductive power is not only measurable, but significant. I have no idea what the legality of stealing power wirelessly (potential
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by Kab1r 3y ago
> I’m saying addiction as a term referred to chemical dependency. Addiction does not exclusively refer to chemical dependency. > Now it is being redefined to mean “people doing anything I don’t like and don’t think they should do”. I
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by Kab1r 3y ago
If fewer people drove bicycles, there would be fewer deaths caused by cars /j
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by Kab1r 3y ago
> Core Technology Fee — iOS apps distributed from the App Store and/or an alternative app marketplace will pay €0.50 for each first annual install per year over a 1 million threshold. This seems unusually high. I would expect that a
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by Kab1r 3y ago
What if it's a Kia? /j
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by Kab1r 3y ago
There probably is a way to ask my ISP for a larger block, but I think it would be nice to be able to subnet a /64 regardless.
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by Kab1r 3y ago
I actually have the issue where my ISP gives me a single /64 and it makes it difficult to split between multiple LANs.
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by Kab1r 3y ago
Billions of addresses might seem like a lot, but every IPv6 network has at least 2^64 addresses and it doesn't make much sense (to me) to give any customer less than one network. (Maybe you meant billions of /64 blocks? ISPs could
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by Kab1r 3y ago
I've been told that historically performance has been prioritized over security in the GPU space. Mitigating things like this does incur a performance penalty.
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by Kab1r 3y ago
This isn't POSIX compliant is it? I feel like I tried to do something different but trying to put arguments in a shebang and ran into trouble there a year or two ago.
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by Kab1r 3y ago
How does Viz compare to similar rust web frameworks like Axum?
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by Kab1r 3y ago
> WhatsApp came out two years before iMessage A vast majority of WhatsApp users joined long after those two years
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by Kab1r 3y ago
> TypeDefinitionResolveError > Failed to resolve types for this package. This package likely does not ship with types, and it does not have a corresponding package `@types` package from which reference documentation for its APIs can b
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by Kab1r 3y ago
This is a huge win for the industry. I'm glad to see unions emerge in American tech
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by Kab1r 3y ago
I wanted to implement my own notification bridge and patch the app to use my self hosted instance. Now of course there may not be much point
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by Kab1r 3y ago
You certainly can prove that a system is cryptographically or otherwise sound. There is an entire field of formal verification. Proving that an implementation is correct is often more difficult, but not impossible.
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by Kab1r 3y ago
I'm not asking them to implement these things on every platform, but it's not difficult to make documentation they certainly already have about protocols available.
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by Kab1r 3y ago
It's really not. Just make the "superior product" interoperable.
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by Kab1r 3y ago
Hate to be "that guy", but pypush technically isn't open source because SSPL isn't an OSI approved license.
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by Kab1r 3y ago
There is an option in the app to disable push, which I assume is disabling the BPN connection
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by Kab1r 3y ago
> Note that if you are using Python 3.11 or newer, you can replace datetime.timezone.utc with a shorter datetime.UTC Pretty sure I did that!
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by Kab1r 3y ago
People who have been arrested don't usually just hang out in the lobby. There is no expectation of privacy in any public space

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