TheGuyWhoCodes

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Next steps for Rust in the kernel(lwn.net)
243 points by TheGuyWhoCodes 4y ago|255 comments
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 4y ago
Forgot my password doesn't work nor the settings screen password change. If you gonna ask all your users to reset passwords you might want to actually scale up to allow them to do that
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 4y ago
It's an optional opt-in and the rewards are pretty good. Some places don't even allow you to install solar because planning a national grid power demand is not easy and solar generation needs to be taken into account and it depend
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 4y ago
Cassandra is written in Java and while there are a lot of tricks to optimize it there are limits. While C++ does have an advantage of raw performance it's ScyllaDB's seastar implementation that helps a lot. Think of every core in
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 4y ago
Doesn't streaming affect the node network? Isn't that an issue or do you have a dedicated NIC for intra node communications? or do you just limit the streaming bandwidth? Thanks.
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 4y ago
I think the parent comment was saying that Google cloud is for hobbyist because no one in their right mind will build a business that depends on Google cloud offerings.
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 4y ago
Thanks for the info that's exactly what I thought the recovery process should be. Node failure isn't bad until it's a cascading catastrophe :) But by bad I meant when a Node is based on local disks, that Cassandra and ScyllaD
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 4y ago
that's always a risk when using local drives and needing to rebuild when a node dies but I guess they can over provision in case of one node failure in cluster until the cache is warmed up Edit: Just wanted to add that because they are
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High‑impact UEFI vulnerabilities discovered in Lenovo consumer laptops(welivesecurity.com)
4 points by TheGuyWhoCodes 4y ago|0 comments
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
I don't think so. These are just workstations. It's not like they have a a rack full of 4u servers with RTX3900s and even then it's for their own usage. The RTX datacenter restriction as far as read, but not a lawyer, is for
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
All the enterprise businesses in the US I worked with, and had to go through security audits, already banned the use of Kaspersky. Even for suppliers. I guess this just makes it official.
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Just look at Cerebras Wafer-Scale Engine it's basically a chip the size of a Wafer but it's not cheap...
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Honestly today there are way too many options. There is TorchServe but I haven't used it so I'm not sure how production ready it is. You have Nvidia's triton server which support cpu and gpu with tf1,tf2,pytorch,onnx and tens
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Not sure what you are talking about. Java 11 was released on 2018-09-25 Java 11.0.2 that contained the "fix" was released on 2019-01-15 Java 11.0.13 (latest) was released on 2021-10-19 Also Java 8u192 was released on 2018-10-16
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
I wasn't talkin about a 3rd party library, Java is your runtime platform it has security fixes roll out. If you are an enterprise company that runs 3 year old java version then 1) Your CSO and CIO should all be fired 2) Your security t
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
2-3 years is pretty old. Java backward compatibility is really good, even better when it's on the same major I don't see why you shouldn't update. You have a docker image with java, just pull the base image before you build,
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
You could already run SQL on Parquet with DuckDB (even on Java). I believe it already used Arrow under the hood to read the Parquet files, could be wrong tho, but this is a more memory performant integration which is great.
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
It depends on how much the game is CPU heavy, specially single core performance on some games makes a big difference. High end CPUs tend to have a higher single core performance.
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
yes, WSL2+Docker works well enough and a lot of tools have wsl and Docker integration so it's easy. If you already use docker containers it's a win win.
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
I think it's true for any platform for housing markets. Once you have easy access to pricing of houses sold or being sold around you, as a seller you will try to be at the same ballpark and higher. So everyone ups the price by 5-10% so
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
That's not the reason, there are many but this a nice feature where a client can send one request and it will resolve internally (so less client side requests), you can request only the fields you need and it's easier when hitting
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YubiKey Bio(yubico.com)
3 points by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago|0 comments
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Note that this isn't an issue with the chipset itself but with the windows driver for the AMD Platform Security Processor.
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AMD Chipset Vulnerability Leaks Passwords(tomshardware.com)
14 points by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago|2 comments
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Fully Sharded Data Parallel: Faster AI Training with Fewer GPUs(engineering.fb.com)
3 points by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago|2 comments
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
I really don't see why they limit to 2.0 rather than 1.2 They could support both easily but choose not to. This could be their way to lower the amount of testing they have to do, but for a company the size of Microsoft that's inex
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Qnap had a lot of security issues in the past, like unpatched RCE and backdoors. I wouldn't recommend, (and never ever use qnap cloud or upnp) as it seems they don't really do a good job on software QA or penetration testing or se
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Leela : Didn't you have ads in the 21st century? Fry : Well sure, but not in our dreams. Only on TV and radio, and in magazines, and movies, and at ball games... and on buses and milk cartons and t-shirts, and bananas and written on th
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
What a low effort argument blaming social networks. It's not in the best interest of Amazon to fight this as long as it moves product and make them money, if they really cared they would create a system that detect this kind of behavio
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by TheGuyWhoCodes 5y ago
Enroll into a program to allow energy companies to modify your set temperature in exchange for a free thermostats or credits and be shocked when the energy company make good on the agreement... It's nothing new and have existed for yea

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