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541.
by adql 4y ago
That kinda sounds like it would apply to something like Linux kernel, as the developers are certainly working for-profit on it
542.
by adql 4y ago
Running on one instance ties you to reliability of the hardware Running on multiple instance ties you to reliability of the hardware and reliability of the whatever software you use for cluster, which is also heavily dependant on your skill
543.
by adql 4y ago
Most projects don't make money... obviously someone's personal blog is near-zero monetary loss if it is down. But honestly if you want to not do ops, outsource it instead of half-ass it, there are plenty of options > And you
544.
by adql 4y ago
Complexity of rsyncing your app onto 2 nodes instead of one isn't a problem tho. The DB is the hard part (not with automation but that's more to learn), and storing the files to be seen by all nodes (if app needs to create files d
545.
by adql 4y ago
Well, there is a reason most sites nowadays have comment section. The readers also read comments, even if they might only add to them rarely
546.
by adql 4y ago
See, bank and bank regulations have some problems and are not bulletproof, but we don't want to just have some problems, we want to have all the problems!
547.
by adql 4y ago
Well, you probably want at least 2 for redundancy, but active/passive setup on 2 nodes can cover great many use cases if you're not running some memory hogging Rails blob that needs hundreds of MB just to render a site.
548.
by adql 4y ago
Think they are complaining about lack of redundancy not computing power
549.
by adql 4y ago
You can also look for artifacts but yeah, it could have both faces generated by AI and in many cases you wouldn't be able to tell. If you know how to look for imperfections and quirks it's easier but ain't nobody doing it for
550.
by adql 4y ago
(sometimes) Bad for performance, probably what is expected for usability.
551.
by adql 4y ago
Why Perl version of regexps returns near-instantly for same regexp ? I tested few other on regex101.com and none of them ran longer than a millisecond or two
552.
by adql 4y ago
I just do both
553.
by adql 4y ago
It tells the adversary someone reads the emails on that mailbox.
554.
by adql 4y ago
I did this in postfix when I moved off Google after they removed free tier. I also added a rule to make every sub-email into its own subdirectory so it is super easy to manage
555.
by adql 4y ago
> so you could even run it bare metal on a Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040) Got any more details on that? Are we talking "takes half of the RP2040 flash just to initialize hello world" or something smaller ?
556.
by adql 4y ago
Yeah, that's the problem, you're essentially getting less hardware for more money. And if you have to source your own SBC might as well just pick the cheapest TV and connect it via HDMI...
557.
by adql 4y ago
I'd imagine target audience for that would just stream stuff out of their NAS. But it is interesting, I wonder how much efficiency do you lose with hardware accelerated browser vs dedicated app?
558.
by adql 4y ago
Most likely, especially for non android devices. Most TVs have barely few years of manufacturer support. Printers at the very least have excuse of a lot of hardware specific code to drive the head but TVs are pretty much tuner + screen + in
559.
by adql 4y ago
use collectd: https://collectd.org/wiki/index.php/Plugin:SMART https://collectd.org/documentation/manpages/collectd.conf.5.... It has plenty of both input and output plugins, and it&#x27
560.
by adql 4y ago
Loudness war had many, many victims and the sound murders still happen to this day. I wish replay gain was standarized to a level where every player could just add few DBs in analog way for those songs that use more of the dynamic range, in
561.
by adql 4y ago
You mean "fragile". That kind of design likes to break on smallest component type change. It's akin to relying on compiler quirks to make your code work. Sure, sometimes you don't have a choice due to various constraints
562.
by adql 4y ago
Surprised they didn't just boost voltage (or just take auxiliary external voltage higher than 5V) in one place then just distribute it
563.
by adql 4y ago
Reminds me of when I tracked some bug in linux game (don't remember the name) to some fs call on xfs not returning what game expected, and it only happened if you had "old" (formatted with some older version) of XFS. There wa
564.
by adql 4y ago
The idea was basically "Let's give some legal protections to investment in research so someone can't just steal it the second you publish it". As it is common, the idea was fine, it even somewhat worked in few places,
565.
by adql 4y ago
Still need a big speakers to generate it, physics don't just go away. Smaller than the instrument but still. Also it's not about generating tone but all the modulations and harmonics physical instruments produce. While you can do
566.
by adql 4y ago
Looking forward to time when that manifesto will be used as excuses for bad design decisions and treated as silver bullet, just like every previous one Also >88 requests, 2.1MB transferred 5.4MB resources, finish 9.04s Practice what you
567.
by adql 4y ago
> By the way we dont need a new article every time elon posts a change on twitter. Wait a month and write an article about all of them But advertisers do
568.
by adql 4y ago
To be entirely fair "it's in my profile" isn't exactly visible if you just browse twitter and don't explicitly click on the user
569.
by adql 4y ago
It does have like 700+ stars and 91 forks; question how many of them are "ironical" but definitely doesn't look like "someone digged out a piece of old code and decided to have a joke"
570.
by adql 4y ago
Repeat after me: "my code isn't me, it's a snapshot of my skill and deadlines at the time"

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