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Ansible internally abstracts all its SSH bits into a 'connection plug-in', the initial goal is implementing another one of those. So with one or two extra lines in ansible.cfg you will get a much faster Ansible, with no other chan
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9y ago
There'll always be a need for better tooling in this space: what configures your Kubernetes cluster?
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Hi Simon, The n-liner is: import subprocess import logging import mitogen.utils def main(router): # http://mitogen.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html#context-factories remote_host
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9y ago
flagged due to autoplay and really utterly offensively crap journalism
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It wouldn't be a switch, it'd be a new feature. GCP also offers the equivalent of explicit instance reservations
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The layering inside the kernel is completely different... Kernel Connection Multiplexor Facebook’s primary motivation was to gain access to the un-encrypted bytes in kernel space. KCM is used to decode the framing, and ma
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9y ago
What happened to the exhaustive list of unnamed Github contributors? I thought that was a really powerful marketing method: dear unnamed Github user x1230134384, your contribution has been acknowledged! Feedback without requiring identifica
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9y ago
Cloud Postgres is also hilariously hard limited to 100 simultaneous connections (the default). Doesn't matter how much RAM you give it. My experience with GCP in the past 4 months has led me to revise my "friends don't let fr
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9y ago
What you're mulling over is the precept for the autotools toolchain.. spare the next generation the same pain we bore :)
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It seems this would break a number of libraries (can't name one, but certain I've seen it), although per the article it would be a simple affair for the browser to reify the encoded AST into a compatible representation, especially
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They're asking for funding to spend on a risk-free attempt at GIL removal (risk-free since it won't bone PyPy mainline), if the attempt meaningfully succeeded I'd imagine their next step would be making it the default. A full
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9y ago
Side note: whatever happened to article-sized advertising from computer periodicals? Just like this one, they actually manage to be informative while remaining sober and honest about their intention. Not to mention it includes enough prose
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Don't forget that electrical grid transmission losses cause massive efficiency problems before centrally generated power ever reaches that car charging point -- on the order of 30% or more, and conversion from AC to DC at the charging
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The problem is simple enough that it could be solved client side, with some precomputed metadata from the server (an 8-bit integer for e.g. ReplayGain). That could be implemented as a little checkbox that twiddles the volume control from JS
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The kernel keeps RTT estimates already. Try "ip tcp_metrics" with the iproute2 package installed (it usually is by default these days)
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No, they can be slippery as all hell. Ask a question by e-mail, expect a definitive yes/no answer, instead receive a phone call that's instantly claimed to be "off the record", and receive a parable about a nameless othe
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Throwing random code over the wall is fairly harmless, until it sees any level of popularity, at which point you become the sole point of contact for a sea of people expecting bug fixes for free. That can be rewarding, but it can also be in
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tl'dr of the slides: Found on one processor... instruction Single malformed instruction in ring 3 locks Tested on 2 Windows kernels, 3 Linux kernels Kernel debugging, serial I/O, interrupt analysis seem to confir
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9y ago
Bookmarking always struck me as a 90s solution to just having fulltext search and analytics over your browser history, there have been a few attempts at browsers that addressed this head-on, but they've all died off over time IMO just
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Would you mind giving a few motivating specific examples of recent advancements in face recognition that got you guys moving on the problem? Also would love a layman's explanation of how your approach works. I roughly understand face r
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Accurately rendering text in an WYSIWYG HTML editor has equivalent difficulty to implementing the engine used in the web browser that will eventually be used to render that HTML, otherwise it can never truly be WYSIWYG
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98% of the difficulty in implementing a rich text editor is already present in every browser, its hard to call it wheel reinvention at that point. Drawing a caret and responding to key presses by mutating the dom is about the only thing lef
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Perhaps I'm just old and grumpy, but the video seemed to be more about the people in it than the library itself. I guess it was pretty fun to make, but bleh, a little overkill for a JS lib?
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I'm by no means a burly red-blooded gentleman, but I can't think of any example from my previous relationships that did not start with either myself or the other making a move which could later have been construed as assault. Of c
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2011: "more wood behind fewer arrows! Let's kill Labs" 2017: "argh! the wood is running away!! Let's resurrect Labs"
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Note this isn't true in all countries. My UK cards within the UK all follow some apparently online process in any UK merchant, however during a stint in Finland a few years back, I didn't find a single example of a merchant where
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On reading the title earlier this morning I thought "great, a few features I use probably removed but a few cool features I'll grow fond of will get added", didn't expect to feel so negative after reading the article. Fr
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9y ago
If you're on amd64 that's the wrong file: https://sourceware.org/git/?p=glibc.git;a=blob;f=sysdeps/x86... The pcmpeqb instruction is from SSE 4, it compares 16 bytes per op
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I guess we're both having a bad day. Let's break down the original statement: > git clone https://username:password@github.com/.. . This command produces a new git repository by cloning the supplied URL > wil
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I'm not "making a claim" or inventing a heuristic, you can test this trivially: $ git clone https://....:x-oauth-basic@github.com/dw/csvmonkey.git Cloning into 'csvmonkey'... remote
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