agilob

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by agilob 3y ago
There were computers before von Neumann architecture too.
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by agilob 3y ago
In Poland Dragon Ball with a reader voice over French dubbing was broadcasted by a German TV (RTL). We had to have two TV antennas, one for RTL and one for normal Polish TV. In my wall there's still a wall socket with places for 2 coax
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by agilob 3y ago
Also in the air from plastic clothes, carpets, furniture, wear off from car tires, smoking cigarettes...
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by agilob 3y ago
Everything is going down, except Steam. You know where to find me.
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by agilob 3y ago
I better start working on it then!
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by agilob 3y ago
I can't find it anymore, but I remember reading a few years ago about a watercooled server farm that used an outdoor water fountain. It wasn't a single rack, but a few 100s of them
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by agilob 3y ago
The big questions is, my heat pump is 2.6 kW, can I remove the heat pump and run 2 of these GPUs instead?
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by agilob 3y ago
Isn't WA based on Signal protocol anyway? Also, will I be able to uninstall WA and use Signal to talk to WA contacts?
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by agilob 3y ago
Alternative https://github.com/aceberg/ExerciseDiary
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by agilob 3y ago
Bold of you to assume there will be open source
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by agilob 3y ago
https://dantheengineer.com/bank-of-england-worried-about-con...
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by agilob 3y ago
Ok, but what if we feed the fish 500 l of jet fuel?
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by agilob 3y ago
A reminder that spaghettify exists too https://www.spaghettify.dev/
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by agilob 3y ago
I'm in banking and we have similar pressure to leave AWS, but for different reasons. Simply too many banking services are already on AWS, and if a single could goes down it mustn't take most of banking infrastructure of a country.
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by agilob 3y ago
Just like Turkey did? https://www.google.com/search?tbm=isch&q=turkey%20dns%208.8....
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by agilob 3y ago
"and illegally" is strangely missing from the title
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by agilob 3y ago
Half of the post is about SD cards, wear, data loss and reliability. Just use SSD?
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by agilob 3y ago
10 years ago SQLite made a release dedicated to lots of microoptimisations that resulted in massive speed ups https://sqlite-users.sqlite.narkive.com/CVRvSKBs/50-faster-t... Don't underestimate accumulation of sma
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by agilob 3y ago
Your ideal PR has no tests?
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by agilob 3y ago
> Well, well, well, if it isn't for the consequences of my own actions!
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by agilob 3y ago
Worse news, even fewer people will know C to fix it
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by agilob 3y ago
Make a twist and call my wife, not me.
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by agilob 3y ago
Not really, a company that adopted SVN early, stayed with it for 10 more years until it was clear that git is the way and they were struggling to find people willing to work with SVN.
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by agilob 3y ago
Im pretty sure you mean endlessh https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/endlessh
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by agilob 3y ago
Central Banks print money faster than we could destroy :(
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by agilob 3y ago
Thanks for commenting :)
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by agilob 3y ago
>Still not a great precedent, though. Doesn't desktop Outlook client allow MS to train their AI on your emails? Even if you use GMail in Outlook MS has access to it?
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by agilob 3y ago
So this all is because of people like you
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by agilob 3y ago
So what happens if they all and at the same time, simply stop paying rent? Would I hear US banking collapsing in Europe?
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by agilob 3y ago
If you could do piracy to my car, but my car would still be in my garage, I would be perfectly happy with it.

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