SirGiggles

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by SirGiggles 2y ago
I might be misremembering but I recall that Nvidia's BlueField DPUs use virtio when communicating with the host machine. From what I gather searching around it's virtio-net in specific
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
To add on to your experience, my first encounter with Digital River was back around a decade a ago when I bought Battlefield 2142 from EA (pre-Origin)
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
Would the async experiment also imply better interop between .NET languages? One issue I’ve heard from F# devs was the lack of ability to comfortably call C# asynchrony methods
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
I think a big difference is how C# uses stackless coroutines while anything on the BEAM uses stackful. How much cheaper is a good question however
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
Sorry I want to apologize, I made an error in my initial statement and meant Erlang _External_ Term Format instead of Erlang Term Format. Does this change anything w.r.t your response?
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
Wouldn’t the ETF (Erlang Term Format) suffice in this case? IIRC it’s used in the desktop client and some community libraries (specifically JDA) have support for it. There were some quirks regarding ETF usage with Discord’s Gateway but I ca
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
This might be answered elsewhere but how does LVN in its current state handle server disconnects (and for prolonged periods of time, in say no coverage zones)?
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
I think OpenZiti is an alternative in this space.
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, LWN suggests it's Ted Ts'o https://lwn.net/Articles/978738/
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
Do you by chance mean the beta bios that enables USB4 functionality?
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
a-Shell [1][2] has WebAssembly (and WASI) support and ships with a compiler that compiles to, you guessed it, Wasm. Though there are limitations on what can be done, such as no sockets, no forks, and etc... [1] https://github.com
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
Just want to do a follow up and make a correction that the command to go from whatever to RAID 6 for data and RAID 1c3 for metadata in Btrfs is instead: `btrfs balance -dconvert=raid6 -mconvert=raid1c3 /` instead of what I originally p
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
What's your starting array look like? If you're already on Btrfs then I recall you could do something like `btrfs balance -d raid6 -m raid1c3 /` https://btrfs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Balance.html
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
Someone correct me if I'm wrong but to my understanding FB uses Btrfs in either RAID 0, 1, or 10 only and not any of the parity options. RAID56 under Btrfs has some caveats but I'm not aware of any annecdata (or perhaps I'm j
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
As others have already stated, yes, that is how we should be interpreting comments, in good faith and in the most charitable way as the site guidelines suggests us to.
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
I can’t speak for all motherboards but I’m comfortably running 128GiB of DDR4 on a 5950x and x570s platform.
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
Did you respond to the wrong comment? You're also needlessly being an ass for no reason
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by SirGiggles 2y ago
Not the person you replied to but, today I learned! As an aside, and as someone who's currently going through materials such as Crafting Interpreters (and who knows what else based on suggestions from r/compilers), is there a, I g
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by SirGiggles 3y ago
I _think_ those line of responses mainly come from the belief that because .NET versions since Core 1.0 has gone cross-platform that there is some expectation that the first-party GUI solutions would apply on platforms that have official po
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by SirGiggles 3y ago
Well Java has Swing that, iirc, works on all platforms OpenJDK runs on and Go doesn't have a sanctioned GUI in it's stdlib.
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by SirGiggles 3y ago
Not completely related to the OP, but is Truffle going to be upstreamed as part of Project Galahad or will it remain as a library maintained by Oracle Labs? I ask cause the Project Galahad page on openjdk.org is a bit sparse on details.
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by SirGiggles 3y ago
Is it possible you're thinking of the more recent AMD OpenSIL initiative?
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by SirGiggles 3y ago
Thanks for the reply. On the note of quay.io, is there a function on the website to see the Containerfile that created the artifact? I recall digging around in the past but couldn't really find a link to the source Containerfile.
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by SirGiggles 3y ago
This is a tangent, but do you have a resource/link to where the base image is defined? For example I saw that in your blog [1] you used the base on line 1 `FROM ghcr.io/cgwalters/fedora-silverblue:37`. I was wondering where I
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by SirGiggles 3y ago
It's to my understanding that the Neverware acquisition eventually led to ChromeOS Flex which is ChromeOS designed to run on any generic x86_64 platform. https://chromeenterprise.google/intl/en_ca/os/chro
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by SirGiggles 4y ago
> Also, just so that we understand each other: I'm a big fan of the BEAM. We probably should've established this way earlier, sorry if I came across as pretentious or off putting. I'll answer in a bit of reverse order. &gt
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by SirGiggles 4y ago
> They are not equivalent. Running a function in another process incurs the overhead of copying the data to the other process (potentially over the network). In both directions. > Moreover, there is a context switch and it's more
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by SirGiggles 4y ago
> Sure, but that was not my question. 100% equivalent means that there cannot be any observable change in the behaviour of the whole program/application (except for performance). In a vacuum (i.e. via spawn/1 or spawn/3) t
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by SirGiggles 4y ago
No, they're equivalent. It makes no difference whether I calculate in the current process, spawned a process, started a process via the Supervisor, Task.async, or what not. They are all equivalent in the sense that they use BEAM proces
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by SirGiggles 4y ago
The BEAM VM doesn't have faculties to accommodate any other form of concurrency other than synchronous, pre-empted green threads. Put simply, there is nothing other than synchronous in Elixir (edit: or Erlang or any other BEAM VM langu

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