Onavo

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by Onavo 7mo ago
The current version of brew has a flaw where the installer can't install isolated dependency trees in a sterile manner. If you have packages A, B, C, and D that all have updates, and assuming A,B,C depend on each other and come out to
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by Onavo 7mo ago
But you are making false equivalence, the Win32 GUI API is decades out of date from modern UIs. I can use flutter and make a pixel perfect equivalent of the above UI in an hour, with the exact same responsiveness behavior on both windows ta
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by Onavo 7mo ago
Well, I assure you most London bankers won't lose any sleep given that the money is often from Gulf states/places like China/ex Soviet oligarchies/various forms of corruption in the global south. The countries where the
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by Onavo 7mo ago
The AML you are thinking of is designed to catch small time crooks and drug mules (and maybe also dumb terrorist supporters). They are not really designed (or more specifically deliberately obtuse towards) Slavic oligarch money. Not all &qu
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by Onavo 7mo ago
It's even easier for their revenue if you have to provision dev AWS environments for everyone.
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by Onavo 7mo ago
Supercaps are viable for this sort of short term charge and discharge. The much maligned donut labs is suspected to be a license built Nordic hybrid supercap battery model
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by Onavo 7mo ago
The directors and officers better not transit through Heathrow without giving the current whitehouse admin a hefty donation first. Mother Britain will be happy to make an example out of them if Uncle Sam doesn't intervene.
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by Onavo 7mo ago
> Java Swing took on the task of drawing the UI elements on the screen in its own style. Sun/Oracle also cheaped out by not having designers. If you see Flutter, they are able to recreate all of the platform specific widgets purel
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by Onavo 7mo ago
Is is possible to only download a subset? e.g. Show HNs or HN Whoishiring. The Show HNs and HN Whoishiring are very useful for classroom data science i.e. a very useful set of data for students to learn the basic of data cleaning and engine
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by Onavo 7mo ago
Need itar to be defanged first.
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by Onavo 7mo ago
What's the Next.js compatibility like?
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by Onavo 7mo ago
With this you don't need to have two sources of truth on the backend. Previously you will end up with one set of DB ORM level validation and a second set of validation on the data transfer object and you have to make sure the types lin
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by Onavo 7mo ago
Not to mention 100K in consultancy fees for compliance.
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by Onavo 7mo ago
I think they fixed it in their latest MX4, it's silicone (I think?) now instead of rubber. https://www.reddit.com/r/logitech/comments/1nq2luo/got_the_m...
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by Onavo 7mo ago
Do you still need a UPS if you have one of those household (Powerwall style) battery packs? Also Apple switched mode power supplies are pretty well built. But then again there's horror stories like https://www.reddit.com&#x2
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by Onavo 7mo ago
You need backend proxies, the browser doesn't allow ignoring CORS by default.
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by Onavo 7mo ago
If you talk to your Asian and South Asian colleagues, the broadly held view among a lot of foreign "non aligned" nuclear countries is that Iran's regime is dumb and stupid because they didn't go nuclear first and instead
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by Onavo 8mo ago
Being able to write in a formulaic manner is a skill though. Not being able to write properly is not great for communication.
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by Onavo 8mo ago
> Windows remains mostly fully responsive even when memory is being pushed to the limits and swapping gigabytes per second In my experience this is only on later versions of the NT Kernel and only on NVME (mostly the latter I think).
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by Onavo 8mo ago
You will probably need to increase the gain (better lens, photomultipliers) on the receiver photodiode too.
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by Onavo 8mo ago
What I want is to be able to drag and drop files in my remote server to and from my desktop as if it's an NFS/NAS. What's the best option for this that will fully saturate the link?
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by Onavo 8mo ago
Presumably the article is more referring to turbulence at a macro scale. If the air is so turbulent that the compressor blades stall because of it, well, we have bigger problems.
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by Onavo 8mo ago
From the docs, an incestuous union is the equivalent of a packed union in C? Well, you gotta be packing' to be incestuous :D
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by Onavo 8mo ago
You can recognize a threat to national security without supporting the ideology behind it. It sounds like you are trying to to spread FUD around stronger privacy regulations. It would be a lot less funny when the shoe is on the other foot a
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by Onavo 8mo ago
Very good points. Though to be pedantic, for package managers with concurrent/diamond dependencies support, there's nothing stopping you from pulling in every single dependency of every dependency (this is ~linear time with respec
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by Onavo 8mo ago
Good points. Practically speaking though global state is rarely an issue unless it's the underlying framework (hence peer deps). Modern languages are mostly lexically scoped and using primarily global variables for state aside from Sin
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by Onavo 8mo ago
Yes the author of the Yolo series even wrote a blog post about it.
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by Onavo 8mo ago
I will make it simpler to understand. There is only one thing that make or breaks package resolution: do you support diamond dependencies and when. A diamond dependency is when you have package A depending on package B and C. B depends on p
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by Onavo 8mo ago
For realtime on the edge the YOLO series is pretty good, I don't think anyone would disagree. Most of the really advanced stuff like Vision Language models all require a lot more compute and power budget.
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by Onavo 8mo ago
Well, the tech du jour now is whatever's easier for the AI to model. Of course it's a chicken and egg problem, the less popular a tech is the harder it is to make it into the training data set. On the other hand, from an informati

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