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by _flux 3y ago
Perhaps there are scenarios where larger buffers are useful; I supppose getting an interrupt every 4 kilobytes transferred could be a decent performance hit with some devices, like a hardware /dev/null accelerator. If these number
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by _flux 3y ago
Wouldn't you then end up with code suggestions based on the style guide of a single company and limited set of languages? It probably would not be a very desirable product in the end.
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by _flux 3y ago
A colleague ordered one yesterday and got his in 27 hours, so the regular orders now happen in quite a prompt fashion. This was in Europe.
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by _flux 3y ago
I've used https://urlwatch.readthedocs.io but this definitely seems much easier to use—though possibly not quite as powerful regarding page filtering. But at least ChangeDetection supports jq which is already quite a nice f
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by _flux 3y ago
It seems to suggest t3.large by default, which has 2 vCPUs and 8 GB of RAM. What kind of performance can one expect to get from such a system?
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by _flux 3y ago
"specialized hardware" sounds like hardware drivers could be involved, which is out of scope for Wine.
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by _flux 3y ago
I thought mere modification of a copyrighted work would be a right granted by copyright—or at least the act of deploying it (by virtue of making copies of that application)? So to make such copies you would be need a license to do it and if
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by _flux 3y ago
Well, I guess you could use https://www.postgresql.org/docs/16/sql-createeventtrigger.ht... to trigger on sql_drop Maybe it could send a Slack message which you (some someone else) would need to react with (I thi
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by _flux 3y ago
Doesn't sounds like it accounts for computing efficiency then? That would probably be quite impossible or at least very difficult anyway. Of course, it's still great for a datacenter to actually use its energy for running the comp
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by _flux 3y ago
E.g. MPEG4 videos are usually made of I-frames (full frames), P-frames (predictions based on older images) and B-frames (predictions based on older and future pictures), and from these Group Of Pictures are made, which always start with an
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by _flux 3y ago
> I'm sure no one at OpenAI specifically trained ChatGPT4 to recognize a question about the Stanley Cup and respond that it doesn't know the answer Why are you sure about that? I mean maybe they have not specifically listed all
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by _flux 3y ago
By "standard regex" stuff I take it you mean the standard regex stuff Python standard library comes with? I mean going from standard regex to NFA to DFA is already more sophisticated than that one, it's _quite_ oldschool and
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by _flux 3y ago
Well today I have learned something I may have forgotten, thank you :). It seems natural in for and while so it does make sense also the do loops use it.
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by _flux 3y ago
What was 2.5d about it? I mean the rooms needed to be convex IIRC and it had sort of a teleport thing going on, but it was basically all 3d, right?
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by _flux 3y ago
Using % vs comparison and reset was probably more efficient with the compilers of the time; might still be. Also I doubt everyone would agree that the one exit condition is more clear. For example, if I know that if e->inuse is 0 it wil
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by _flux 3y ago
Wouldn't MitM attack work, though? I found this one, doesn't seem to be maintained but the concept seems clear: https://github.com/PaulPauls/Bluetooth_LE_MITM It doesn't seem to be concerned about encryp
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by _flux 3y ago
Is it clear, or is it just random output from a large language model?
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by _flux 3y ago
So if we increased the magnitude of the magnetic field (e.g. by using an electric magnet), why couldn't we still have the sample float? Or does the Meissner effect not relate to the magnitude of the magnetic flux? Unless, of course, th
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by _flux 3y ago
I have a bunch of vendors (e.g. Microsoft, Google, Gitlab, VPN, others) in the same OTP app in my phone, so my belief is that they seem to agree just fine. There are of course examples of vendors that don't. I think Steam is one of the
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by _flux 3y ago
Patents start from the day they are applied from, right? They just kept it secret until they applied for it. So the patent starts from 2020. Anyway, I wonder how important that patent https://patents.google.com/patent/K
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by _flux 3y ago
99 in the name comes from the year it was discovered. However, it was only researched more thoroughly during the last few years. It was patented a few years ago. But yes, there was a leak in the form of the first whitepaper published by Kwo
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by _flux 3y ago
I haven't use Python multiprocessing packages, so I need to ask, how does one do flexible work queues with them? I mean a situation like where in threaded context there would be code like: def determine_quest_latency(quest_name:
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by _flux 3y ago
You can handle the TSTP signal to stop that. However, it still leaves ABRT on the table that can be with ctrl-4 and ctrl-\. For that you'd need to disable the binding e.g. with stty and then handle TSTOP the same way I suppose—or just
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by _flux 3y ago
Debian also comes with the package 'sl' that can be amusing. At first at least.
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by _flux 3y ago
> Nowadays many shells recognize this particular fork bomb and refuse to execute it Nice try! Though, do they really? I quickly checked if I would find something like this in bash, zsh or tcsh and failed, but I only spent a minute or so.
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by _flux 3y ago
The wording "at least" suggests the list might not be exhaustive.
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by _flux 3y ago
What javascript was that, or did you create your own? I did not find any from this post.
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by _flux 3y ago
There is also https://www.x.org/ which seems quite slow. I wonder if it's receiving more traffic than usually..
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by _flux 3y ago
I've been practicing a bit TLA+ and one idea I've encountered—which I agree with— is: if we can't even get the idea to work, can we ever hope to get a working implementation? And similarly: if we have a good idea about how th
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by _flux 3y ago
Should you, though? BLE itself uses UUIDs, but the ones it uses are in a shortened format just because the BLE frames are small and the protocol is not too fast. Granted I've even used JSON over GATT so maybe I should keep my mouth shu

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