Yasuraka

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by Yasuraka 1y ago
Why ban IPs or emails if you've got a perfectly valid user ID tied to a >60 bucks license.
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
So, not warning shots but targeted fire? And is there any evidence of those combatants, amongst all the body cams and drone footage? To be clear, I mean actual combatants, not the IDF definition of "any man of fighting age"( http
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
How do warning shots kill over 50 people in a day?
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
I am on my third employer in 5 years and every dev team I can across that had the choice picked Linux. I personally don't know a dev worth his salt who'd prefer windows
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
I was asking some LLM spammer
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
Why are you doing this?
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
This reeks of LLM
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
More like, an attempt in the field from 2 years ago > [Warning] This project is currently not actively maintained. But there is a library by them to build containerd shims with which is maintained: https://github.com/cont
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
The Rust of today wouldn't be chosen over the Go of a decade ago, it is fundamentally a bad fit, for similar reasons that the already mature C++ wasn't. Java (similar to C#) would've been viable mainly due to maturity and eco
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
> most of those tools would have been written in Rust I seriously doubt it for the same reason that Google, with all of its expertise and tooling for it, didn't choose C++, twice.
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
They are my daily bread and I sloppily lumped them in with "web [...] services", but in hindsight they ought to be a separate category - fundamentally about a different layer,infrastructure, and might not even be networked.
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by Yasuraka 1y ago
> Web servers and services? That's it, mostly. CRUD is also a huge part of the industry, unlike "Serialization/deserialization", which are a means to an end. > Either nodejs, something static on an existing webserv
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Did you know that this book is about mistakes that humans make?
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
The second paragraph answers your second question, actually.
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Speaking from experience, Helldivers 2 and Monster Hunter Wilds both ran better on Linux from day one before any special fixes and still do - I'm not sure what "original design and battled testing" is worth or good for if the
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
This reeks of GPT.
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Is it just me or does this reek of GPT?
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
>I'd much rather a hotspot VM analyze the running code wasting gigabytes of ram and fast startup times >and identify the optimizations on the fly and still get gapped by statically compiled languages. I guess these are a cheap pr
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
And here I thought those are all using Python, JS and Ruby.
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
In fact it's also reminiscent of Windows 11.
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
xfs is high performance and also rock-solid, I picked it for servers and like to be consistent in my experience, I never shrink volumes and to be frank I am a bit of a hipster/eternal contrarian.
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Was it on btrfs by any chance? I've burned my fingers once on it and recommend xfs ever since, no issues so far.
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
And I assume this mythical 1.1 program does of course do a lot more than System.out.println and the reason that it took until recently, in part thanks to the Log4J fiasco, for 8 (almost 11 years old) to no longer be the most widely used ver
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
I remember it in the second one at least: https://youtu.be/r99hB4FzhXw?&t=153
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
> Java is the most backwards compatible language and it is not even a close competition. In competitions consisting of Java, PHP and Python, I presume?
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Tiobes's index is quite literally worthless, especially with regards to its stated purpose, let alone as a general point of orientation. I'd wish that purple would stop lending it any credibility.
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Fedora Miracle(fedoraproject.org)
1 points by Yasuraka 2y ago|0 comments
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
Did you mean reflog? Either way, even simpler, imho, than any log that one has to comb through after the fact is to create a named backup branch=$(git branch --show-current) && git switch -c backup-${branch} && git switc
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
GP might have meant that the researchers are veiling their actual goal, in the vein of "detecting humans in drone feeds and autonomously dropping bandages on them for search and rescue"
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by Yasuraka 2y ago
There's a repo with categories that gets updated every now and then https://github.com/danluu/post-mortems

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