agilob

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   by agilob 4y ago

   Cheerful chatbots don’t necessarily improve customer service, but at least they are annoying and time wasting, so there's that.
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   by agilob 4y ago

   >Last time I tried, Linux could not do proper fractional scaling. I use 4k 27" displays and wish to use 1.5x scaling. macOS does it perfectly Depends on when you used it last time. On Linux we have two graphic systems, Xorg that doe
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   by agilob 4y ago

   Can AI with aimbot do that for us?
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   by agilob 4y ago

   Another way to look at it: burning coal produces natural resources, building powerplants from solar panels and wind turbines produces lots of non-recyclable plastic. Which one will pollute more once we generate energy from solar panels than
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   by agilob 4y ago

   But what if you could write more LoC/h and make Elon Musk happier?
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   by agilob 4y ago

   2,000,000+ H/s on macbook. I heard GPU clusters built purposely for quick hashing got cheaper recently.
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   by agilob 4y ago

   > if you tell the cracking tool your password it can indeed crack it... It's called "dictionary attack", but author wasn't bothered doing full brute-force attack or masked attack. It's a demonstration that a lapt
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   by agilob 4y ago

   Subreddits were banned for collecting publicly available on information in a single post. There used to be a subreddit documenting lives of Google CxOs, it didn't last one week.
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   by agilob 4y ago

   Subreddits were banned for a few comments doxxing someone.
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Can't imagine being there in lockdown for months
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Didn't know about Hungary. All I was thinking was how EU had to force Apple and Ireland to pay taxes in Ireland, because... Ireland didn't want some free billions https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016&#x2F
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    by agilob 4y ago

    "Your boiler has reached the limit of water it can warm up this month. We're sending you a new one"
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Setting up reliable and reproducible performance environments is as much work as running good quality prod systems. It requires monitoring thing rarely available to monitor, extending prod metrics, creating snapshots, running repeatable tes
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    by agilob 4y ago

    I would be a great disaster if Tesla or HP produced water boilers. If would be success if Brother or raspberry pi made them.
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Can Twitter be actually trusted and profitable in a few months?
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    by agilob 4y ago

    I'm not sure if I understand the question and context, but reserved code isn't in heap, but in "non-heap area", non-heap area has many sections, so you could potentially cause OOM on non-heap somewhere, or just see anoth
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    by agilob 4y ago

    I have 3 Brother printers and they all notify me ahead of time when laser power or ink is slow. When it's "very low" I can still override the error and print a few more pages before ordering new cartridge that costs $10 for 1
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    by agilob 4y ago

    What do hp printers do that Brother doesn't?
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    by agilob 4y ago

    So I guess Mozilla isn't working on unforking tor browser?
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    by agilob 4y ago

    I was actually thinking about Linux, but this applies too
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Think about that guy who wrote his own operating system as a hobby.
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    by agilob 4y ago

    >Would put my salary on bet that it is actually the primary goal of the change. Landlord gets paid for the data app collects about tenants?
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Here is an example of such app https://play.google.com/store/apps/datasafety?id=com.butterf... Why does my keyfob need access to my messages and contacts?
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Remember how Facebook had a few hours long outage and employees couldn't get into the office and had to wait outside in rain?
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Speed is limited to 100km/s, our Voyager 1 is going 17 km/s doesn't sound so fast.
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    by agilob 4y ago

    I read here on HN before that yellow requires a manual signature on a paper from a higher manager. Because such fault affects their compensation and decreases stock value. Red requires signature from C-level. It's not automated at all,
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Anyone with affected RDS instances? We were getting random connectivity issues today occasionally... New pods with 1-2 minutes after startup were suddenly getting timeouts connecting to MySQL DBs
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    by agilob 4y ago

    >The jstat output also shows that CCS is at 99.21% usage, which could support this theory. If the code cache is full, the cache sweeper will have more work to do, will run slower, and this cache is a linked list (afair), any attempt to c
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    by agilob 4y ago

    C1 vs C2 is best shot here IMO. Except a normal memory leak of course. Problem with JVM is these compilation stages are difficult to monitor and tune. They require logging, parsing logs and trial and error approach. OP definitely worth logg
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    by agilob 4y ago

    Netty is a super complex and also super poorly documented project. I did weeks of exploration and found these JVM args: -Dio.netty.allocator.numDirectArenas=0 -Dio.netty.noPreferDirect=true -Dio.netty.noUnsafe=true wo