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by ac2u 3y ago
>to pass it off as some new and amazing thought worth sharing with everyone The linked page does read like it's passing it off as original thought (whatever that means), but had a quick look at the linked PDF. It doesn't make a
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by ac2u 3y ago
OP means if you know the emulation is a long ways from perfect, then even the games that are documented as running smoothly may have subtle gameplay differences below the surface. Probably not things that most people could notice, but the t
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by ac2u 3y ago
A play on the hair product in 'Coming to America'? :)
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by ac2u 3y ago
> Maybe I can learn something here. From my understanding, the RAM image moves completely to the swap space, since the RAM memory is shut down (cleared) I think your understanding is broadly correct. My point was centred on the nuance th
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by ac2u 3y ago
Thanks for the links. I guess it makes sense to use swap space in aiding suspend to disk if some of the allocated memory is already paged out to it. I wonder though if in the [2] link you posted if you can have a swap partition for the purp
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by ac2u 3y ago
Is hibernation typically done through the swap partition? I thought most OSs would just be using specialised sleep state files given that the hibernation image would need to be a serialised dump of all allocated memory whether resident on p
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by ac2u 3y ago
I'd say that paying for work product instead of time and materials for very small projects to test things out is smart way to begin. But longer term I've found that serious professionals tend to skew more to billing for time rathe
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by ac2u 3y ago
>We took this approach in healthcare and it helped for when reliability of queues needed to be 100%. You might need to revisit what the concept of reliability means here. Not that it's possible, but your queuing and network system c
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by ac2u 3y ago
Was checking this out yesterday, the branching feature is pretty cool (if it's not possible already, I'd recommend an admin-level setting so that branches immediately have custom sql executed against them help teams redact/an
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by ac2u 3y ago
The backblaze backup software supposedly has dedupe detection which should help with renaming. However you mentioned you're using Backblaze S3. I assume you mean you're using their S3-compatible B2 service, and you didn't rea
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by ac2u 3y ago
Pay for it in what format? Curated reports you prepare? Raw CSVs? Behind an API?
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by ac2u 3y ago
IMO your analysis has a massive flaw. >Legislation is only as powerful as those enforcing it. While this is generally true, it doesn't necessarily stop the provisions within the bill being used as a political weapon to wield against
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by ac2u 3y ago
If you don't want to go down the NFS share route then Capistrano is a useful tool if you're willing to write a little bit of ruby. It comes with some built in goodies like rollbacks. It's an oldie (pre-dockerize everything),
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by ac2u 3y ago
If your tool is any good, you're sitting on the answer.
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by ac2u 3y ago
Calling it now. Glorbo will be in the next patch.
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by ac2u 3y ago
"exposed" as a word does a lot of heavy lifting here. When someone is asking me casually "hey, is this server exposed to the public internet"? I take it to mean "can someone connect to it in an inbound manner from t
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by ac2u 3y ago
A vulnerability (not necessarily this one, just hypothesising) could be exploited via a payload result from an outbound request to the internet.
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by ac2u 3y ago
Fair. I had heard of wash trading before going in.
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by ac2u 3y ago
Your side of the argument seems really laboured. It’s like someone posted an article about how a high stakes jewel heist went wrong for the robbers and a bunch of people are having a go saying “well robbery can never go right because it’s w
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by ac2u 3y ago
You’re adding a lot of baggage to the poster here that they never implied. It’s pretty important to have a pulse on what’s important to employees. Employers taking the posters point into consideration may mean that they’re a remote first co
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by ac2u 3y ago
Where did the person you’re replying to imply they didn’t have solidarity or wanted office work imposed on everyone? The parent poster simply said “Once you’ve tasted the fruits of WFH and you like the taste, you’ll never go back.” And the
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by ac2u 3y ago
Some of these need to be fixed at a higher level. On call monitoring responsibilities for a certain time period should be separate from resolution duties. In other words, aside for some well defined ops issues that have clear runbooks, the
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by ac2u 3y ago
Agreed. I think the stochastic parrot concept is useful to ground our expectations on LLMs for now, but it could outlive it's usefulness if there ends up being multiple jumps in sophistication similar to that of GPT-2 to 4 in the next
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by ac2u 3y ago
I wish I could put a bet on cloudflare probably already thinking about acquiring fly.io as they've been working on stuff like this and bumping against all the challenging edges.
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by ac2u 3y ago
I've read a theory for acid reflux in older people that it's caused by not enough stomach acid. One research I was listening to said that it doesn't make intuitive sense that we make less acid in our stomachs as we age and
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by ac2u 3y ago
yeah if you're on that rate and not dumping every penny you can into your pension allowance each year (and using up any unused allowance for previous three years), you're crazy.
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by ac2u 3y ago
You choose postgres.
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by ac2u 3y ago
The parent reply hit the nail on the head with this: >Maybe the jobs can get broken down into subtasks that you can run in parallel. Unless you've explicitly called out that your jobs are CPU heavy, I'm willing to guess that th
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by ac2u 3y ago
Example of these jobs people are using for cron that are not time sensitive? Every shop I’ve worked in, events driven stuff might happen on producer consumer queue mechanism, whereas stuff that needs to happen at a certain time (ie, time se
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by ac2u 3y ago
>if you have a greenfield project, you should be using event-driven data processing. We got rid of the horse and buggy, let's please get rid of cron jobs. I don't see why event driven processing and cron-jobs (or any other time

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