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aeyes
8mo ago
What do you mean? The generated script just downloads the sources and runs pyodide: https://github.com/simonw/research/blob/main/cysqlite-wasm-w... There is maybe 5 relevant lines in the script and nothi
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8mo ago
https://arcprize.org/leaderboard $13.62 per task - so we need another 5-10 years for the price to run this to become reasonable? But the real question is if they just fit the model to the benchmark.
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9mo ago
No, they published schematics and full BIOS source code. But it was not libre, they held the copyright to the source code. So to get around this, competing companies wrote a spec from the source code and then had another team which never sa
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9mo ago
3uTools
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9mo ago
They got lucky, the economy needed to be rebuilt and the Pinochet government had no idea how to do it and not much interest in it. So they put the economists who wrote the "Ladrillo" in charge because it sounded like a good plan.
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9mo ago
But this is not the result of a free election, more promising candidates like Machado were not able to run: https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/venezuela-opposition-... So you can't just install this perso
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10mo ago
Maybe you are running a desktop environment which never changes but Gnome has been constantly broken in many different ways for the last 5+ years. At times it felt more like a developer playground than a usable desktop environment. KDE is m
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aeyes
10mo ago
What game was a colossal flop? Cyberpunk was released too early but they kept on delivering patches and then the players game. It's their highest earning title.
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aeyes
10mo ago
Wake from sleep, not boot. I have a MacBook sitting in front of me and I just tested it: It wakes from sleep pretty much instantly.
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10mo ago
I have worked several union jobs, collective contracts usually don't touch the promotion process. If they do they often give automatic promotions after X years where X is still a fairly high number. And obviously this is not a great st
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10mo ago
I have seen this from the manager side at these kinds of companies, explaining to your manager that you are quitting because your level does not match your work is a waste of energy. Their hands are usually tied. Promotion decisions are mad
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10mo ago
Long before Valve there was CrossOver which sold a polished version of Wine making a lot of Windows only enterprise software work on Linux. I'm sure there have been more commercial contributors to Wine other than Valve and CodeWeavers.
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10mo ago
How hard can it be for a company with 1000 engineers to create a canary region before blasting their centralized changes out to everyone. Every change is a deployment, even if its config. Treat it as such. Also you should know that a strong
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aeyes
10mo ago
Not really, UPI is developed and operated by several large banks. Maybe you were thinking about PIX in Brazil which is developed and operated by their central bank.
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11mo ago
Because for a CS degree students are expected to work with other systems and the software needed to complete the course work is usually low level. Even when I did my CS degree 20 years ago our labs were Linux and Solaris. For other degrees
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aeyes
11mo ago
When did you create the throwaway? The last time I tried they directly asked for a phone number.
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aeyes
1y ago
AWS IAM doesn't use or depend on DynamoDB
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1y ago
I thought that was one of the reasons why several US states are loosening child labor laws, they will put 14 year olds to work in Amazon warehouses and on the assembly lines.
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1y ago
The architecture you describe is ok because in the end it is a fairly simple website. Little user interaction, limited amount of content (at most a few million records), few content changes per day. The most complex part is probably to have
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1y ago
You are a bit off, Chrome is failing over 50.000 tests.
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1y ago
I use yt-dlp inside of a-shell on iOS, then play files using VLC.
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1y ago
eBay architecture slides from 2006: https://www.cs.cornell.edu/courses/cs330/2007fa/slides/eBayS... 3.3M LoC C++, that must have been quite painful.
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1y ago
They are talking about a WYSIWYG editor like Netscape Composer
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1y ago
I have to agree with much of this, if you need something that feels like "the cloud" but on-premise then you could have used OpenStack for the last 10 years. The only reasons to use Oxide racks are that you get an all-in-one solut
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1y ago
> we really work with customers to restructure their contracts Does anyone have such an experience with Datadog? A few million wasn't enough to get them to talk about anything, always paid list price and there was no negotiating eit
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1y ago
Hybrid Inverter. Main power and solar power go in, house power goes out. No feeding of solar power to the grid so no permits. You can add a battery if you want to reduce your reliance on the grid. Or use it with a battery but without solar
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1y ago
The blog post is about a public tracker. What you describe is a private tracker which embeds a client identifier into the announce URL of the torrent. On a public tracker the only way to identify a user is the IP address and that's not
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1y ago
Google has a text input box on google.com, as soon as this gives similar responses there is no need for the average user to use ChatGPT anymore. I already see lots of normal people share screenshots of the AI Overview responses.
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1y ago
One of the most interesting Postgres projects I have seen in many years. The benchmarks presented only seem to address standard pooling, I'd like to see what it looks like once query parsing and cross-shard join come into play.
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1y ago
Ultimately the CEO is responsible. To me it doesn't even matter if the CEO knows about it or not, if not the company has poor governance which is the CEOs full responsibility. Wirecard CEO has been arrested since 2020, will probably si
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