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10mo ago
WAL2 might help with the checkpointing problem: https://sqlite.org/src/doc/wal2/doc/wal2.md
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11mo ago
The CEO of OpenAI and OpenAI didn't coordinate?
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11mo ago
Global configuration is useful for low response times to attacks, but you need to have very good ways to know when a global config push is bad and to be able to rollback quickly. In this case, the older proxy's "fail-closed"
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11mo ago
They might be allowing global public caching of their /news/ blog posts (because WordPress is slow?), but not of the static /wp-content/ directory.
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11mo ago
Which commercial rocket launches care about planetary alignments?
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11mo ago
Find a PDF manual for your dishwasher. It generally will describe if it has a prewash.
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11mo ago
Similar systems include Facebook's Haystack and its open source equivalent, SeaweedFS.
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11mo ago
Simplest possibility: agent-sourced purchases are incorrect and returned at a notably higher rate, perhaps even enough to be unprofitable as a category.
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Voxel Grid Visibility
(cod.ifies.com)
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11mo ago
LCDs have actually used temporal dithering for ages to fake higher bit depth-- it let TN panels with 6 bits if precision per channel appear to have 8 bits of precision, and now it's being used for HDR-10 too! Temporal dithering is much
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1y ago
Yeah, 3.3ns is about 12 CPU cycles. You can indeed create a pointer to a memory location that fast!
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1y ago
() are dead keys by that definition on almost every keyboard layout.
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1y ago
> The Met Police investigation discovered street thieves were being paid up to £300 per handset - and the force said stolen devices are being sold in China for up to £4,000 each, given they are internet-enabled and more attractive for th
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1y ago
Not an overlay fs, a VM writing to its own virtual block device.
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1y ago
File watching is flaky enough that polling based implementations are a better choice. You can stat tens of thousands of files every second, and easily optimize it to check frequently changes files more often. https://esbuild.gith
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1y ago
Right, just one fewer module dependency using the stdlib RNG.
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1y ago
This lookahead is very similar to the "lazy matching" used in Lempel-Ziv compressors! https://fastcompression.blogspot.com/2010/12/parsing-level-1... Did you compare it to Buzhash? I assume gearhash is f
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1y ago
Steam unfortunately doesn't use a rolling hash like this (fastcdc, buzhash, etc.), but rather slices files into 1MB chunks, hashes them, and updates at that granularity. https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/sdk/
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1y ago
Have you seen https://semanticdiff.com/ ?
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1y ago
The clear takeaway is to ensure that the people you are harming while breaking the law do not have an abundance of money and lawyers.
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1y ago
A lot of cameras write "lossless" to mean "perceptually lossless". This is easy to do because ~12-bit ADCs have lots of noise in the low order bits.
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1y ago
Teal transpiles to Lua, but Luau is a fork of Lua. Luau can implement wider ranging changes, like improving interpreter performance and security or adding syntactic sugar. Roblox has a market cap near $100B and has multiple developers worki
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1y ago
Should a video watched with ads blocked earn money?
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1y ago
I was confused too. Was it your npm token stored in angulartics2 as a Github Actions secret, so it could publish new angulartics2 versions?
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1y ago
Isn't that what Svelte was aiming to do? It's moved on a ways since then, but you can still see the fundamentals in its demos: https://svelte.dev/playground/hello-world
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1y ago
UE BPs do have a few abstractions available-- macros, interfaces, classes, data-only. [1] I think the greatest challenge of VPLs is how they don't have an inherent linear structure, so reading and understanding them for modification re
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1y ago
The player controller in that Contra game is extremely simple. Movement snaps and stops instantly, and the animation are simple. You stand, run left or right at a constant velocity, jump, and shoot in one of 5 directions. Giving your charac
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1y ago
You probably don't spend enough time on their sites to have a good ad targeting model of you developed. The closer you are to normal users, with hundreds of hours of usage and many ad clicks, the more accurate the ads will be for you.
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1y ago
Storage and bandwidth were way more expensive in 2009.
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1y ago
Swapping anonymous pages can bring the system to a crawl too. High memory pressure makes things very slow with swap, while with swap off high memory pressure is likely to invoke the oom killer and lets the system violently repair.
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