SEJeff

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by SEJeff 6y ago
I think it is sort of a play on words. Since runc is written in go and is slower, crun is written in c and is faster. Stupid nerd joke I know.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Under the covers, both podman AND docker use runc. Redhat is writing a new version named "crun" which is lower overhead and faster: https://github.com/containers/crun
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by SEJeff 6y ago
podman 3.x natively supports docker-compose, but it requires running a podman daemon and has the same drawbacks as docker: https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/podman-docker-compose That says, you literally can use the same
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by SEJeff 6y ago
You can run podman as root, but it doesn't default to it, for generally sensible security reasons. Also, docker runs as root, so it won't have permissions problems. You can change the permissions of /dev/fuse if you want
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Yes, but singularity is a gigantic suid root binary where as podman uses user namespaces for unprivileged stuff.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
https://www.coindesk.com/fbi-used-bitcoin-trail-to-catch-rus... https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/two-chinese-nationals-charged... https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/ohio-reside
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by SEJeff 6y ago
This so much ^ The FBI has already proven pretty well that with a big enough dragnet (and resource that places like the NSA absolutely have), they can associate people to wallet addresses. It just takes slipping up a single time and they&#x
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by SEJeff 6y ago
This is in a work issued computer, so no, this is not a valid solution.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Thanks for the candid comment :) Also, hello mr famous internet person: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Davis_(programmer)
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Precisely! And this isn't "anti-Wayland horseshit" so much as it is simply Wayland is not viable for your use case and mine as well. He insults nvidia, insults nvidia users, and then complains that people don't want to u
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by SEJeff 6y ago
"Guy who tells me I'm an idiot for using hardware to do my job also says he is tired of users not wanting to use wayland" - I think he should read the book "How to win friends and influence people", because telling
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by SEJeff 6y ago
CUDA is primarily developed for Linux. You’re showing me that you totally misunderstand the problem by assuming Nvidia doesn’t build these GPUs for Linux. There is a reason that Nvidia gpus + Linux servers top the top 500 supercomputer list
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Nvidia treats Linux as a first class citizen. In fact, the CUDA stuff on Linux is industry leading. As a result, machine learning on Nvidia is really good. I work with Nick Wilt, the author of the book on CUDA. Nvidia on Linux is amazing. N
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Bingo! I’m also asking him to maybe be less of a jerk about it. He complains about users not using his software while also (literally) saying “fuck you nvidia”. Hypocrite much? I’m a former GNOME software foundation member and was on the GN
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by SEJeff 6y ago
The author is kind of a jerk. He complains that users don't like wayland when he entirely and wholesale rejects anyone who wants to use an nvidia graphics card. Maintainers with attitudes like this are why we can't have nice thing
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by SEJeff 6y ago
That part I entirely agree with you on. I just wanted to point out that the practice of selling flow to companies who do really good execution is commonplace and sort of expected. I’d bet 10,000 robinhood could never build trade execution a
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by SEJeff 6y ago
> It puzzles me how people still think Robinhood can remain competitive knowing they sell user's order flow to hedge funds Many brokers do this. They get better execution services from hedge funds / electronic traders than they
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Solana seems like a better fit for DeFi than ETH. It is also much higher performance, which is very important for DeFi. Disclaimer: I don't hold solana or ETH.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
With an access point that supports really good beam forming.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
A more professional version of twitter is linkedin. I'm not being sarcastic. I'm entirely serious.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
It is caused by peoples' jobs not paying a living wage, coupled with high housing prices, making them one unexpected expense from being on the street. My wife is a social worker, and something I've since learned from her
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Jonathan Corbet (the founder and head cheese @ lwn) is an exceedingly nice guy and as a result of all of his work, ended up as a maintainer of much of the linux kernel documentation. He's one of those real unsung heroes of linux and al
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by SEJeff 6y ago
I don't think we forgot to tax sarcasm, we just like the English more than the French </sarcasm from a yank> We're all hopeful that things will get better when we have an actual adult in charge of America. Sorry on beha
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by SEJeff 6y ago
One of the things that really sets them apart is Keiretsu[1]. Seemingly competing firms often work together for their common benefit in the name of Keiretsu. It is very "foreign" and strange from a US cultural standpoint, but it i
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by SEJeff 6y ago
It is a really good start however. No doubt under a different US administration, it stands a chance to be improved upon.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Australia (as an example) has hard speed limits. If you go over their speed limits by 1kph (kilometers), you can get a ticket and they put speeding cameras in abandoned prop cars on roads to catch speeders. I learned this from a coworker wh
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Weather Underground Organization(en.wikipedia.org)
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by SEJeff 6y ago
Most of the US drives faster than the speed limit. It is unsafe to drive the speed limit if everyone is going 10-15mph over the posted limit. Assuming you know the context you clearly don’t makes you look like a jerk. Just because some plac
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by SEJeff 6y ago
You can happily set the autopilot speed to above the speed limit. There are a few gotchas and it won’t always let you, but in general, it is fine. I normally set it to 10% higher than the posted speed limit as an example.
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by SEJeff 6y ago
No, I mean in the on disk format, the history is stored per-file. This is why svn blame is massively faster than git blame, because git blame has to go through history for all files to find the right bits whereas svn does not. The svn file

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