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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
We just recently purchased a license (~200 users) for self-hosted "starter". There was no mention of a change to the pricing models, and this forced change to "premium" doesn't add any value for us. The things tha
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
I don't understand this argument. Do these corporations exist in a vacuum? We use their products and services. They don't just emit co2 for the fun of it. No, we're not all individually responsible alone. We're all r
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
I've bought too many things that come with annoyingly broken parts. Not enough to render it useless, just annoying. For example, a cracked handle on a Amazon Warehouse snowblower. It still worked but required a tricky glue job. For
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
> The solution to Python’s GIL bottleneck is not some trick, it is to stop using Python for data-path code. What about using pytorch multiprocessing[1]? [1] https://pytorch.org/docs/stable/notes/multiproces
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
Possibly with on-die ECC.
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
Linus still authors code, just not on the kernel. He still seems pretty active on https://github.com/subsurface/subsurface and even some recent commits into git.
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
The same argument said over and over again throughout history. Why spend effort on uncertain future outcomes when today's issues are most important?
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
That sounds a lot like home-assistant :)
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by O5vYtytb 6y ago
You can use the async databases[0] library, and there's a guide[1] for it. It's not a full ORM but works pretty well :) [0] https://www.encode.io/databases/ [1] https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/a
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by O5vYtytb 7y ago
> All four, in particular HKU1, can cause pneumonia, and sometimes death. It is rare enough that researchers do not have good estimates of its prevalence or virulence, but two of the others have been better studied. I wonder how many cas
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by O5vYtytb 7y ago
> quiet even when loaded (~97C). Yikes, that seems like an issue on its own. It's generally not good for parts to get that hot regularly.
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by O5vYtytb 7y ago
I don't buy the argument that having a bunch of vendors extend the ISA makes it more secure. I think we would end up with an ecosystem with a lot of custom extensions and functionality that will end up exposing more attack surfaces an
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by O5vYtytb 7y ago
Average is definitely the wrong metric to look at for this. It's like saying "the average speed of a car is only 25 MPH, but you're paying for one that can go 70", but everyone would probably agree that going over 70 is
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by O5vYtytb 7y ago
AMD is fabless and uses TSMC and Global Foundries. I imagine they can ramp faster than you say.
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by O5vYtytb 8y ago
Maybe it should read "external political pressure"?
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by O5vYtytb 8y ago
I know the owner of a relatively large family-run restaurant, and apparently the few video slot machines they have in a small back room make more profit than the food.
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by O5vYtytb 8y ago
sdispater has an open issue for controlling the python version - https://github.com/sdispater/poetry/issues/621 - should make it into 1.0?
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by O5vYtytb 9y ago
Isn't this it? https://github.com/duckduckgo/duckduckgo-privacy-extension
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by O5vYtytb 9y ago
This sure is a lot of expense and hassle for simply playing music while running. We've had tiny mp3 players for over a decade now, I still use my little zen stone and it works great! ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by O5vYtytb 9y ago
This is why many academic institutions require a philosophy course for engineering majors. I had to take science, tech, and ethics.
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by O5vYtytb 9y ago
Wonder what Epyc will look like.
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by O5vYtytb 9y ago
Oh boy! `PYTEST_CURRENT_TEST` let me take out a lot of hacks from my code. We're doing a lot with logging and parallel tests, so this was always a sore point.
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by O5vYtytb 9y ago
Doesn't this also assume a computer similar to our own? How would this principle apply to a biological computer for example?
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by O5vYtytb 9y ago
Yes but it would also not have nearly as many features as it does right now.
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by O5vYtytb 10y ago
Right, I guess that's my point. The minimal gains in CPU are widely offset by upgrading other components like a SSD. So what if Ryzen is a few percent slower on a javascript benchmark? Does this actually noticeably affect any apps t
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by O5vYtytb 10y ago
Who buys a $350+ processor with 8C/16T for web/office?
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by O5vYtytb 10y ago
4 cores / 16 threads? Does clock speed matter if IPC for your workload is good at a lower frequency?
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by O5vYtytb 10y ago
They know your location and proximity to other facebook users.
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by O5vYtytb 10y ago
pyfilesystem is great! My only suggestion would be to improve the search optimization for pypi. It's the ~10th result for https://pypi.python.org/pypi?%3Aaction=search&term=pyfilesys... and a page down on https:&#
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by O5vYtytb 10y ago
It's so modular!

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