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You cannot do much analytics on Loki, there is no index so each query is costly
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My experience was similar. I opened a public SSH once and there were many unsuccessful login attempts. The way we resolved it was by installing VPN and closing the IP for public access.
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We use this exact stack, but we generally would not rely on tfstate. We will remove everything and regenerate it. It’s not an operation done too frequently that we have a big problem. Also, helm we use as a separate layer that is applied af
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What qualifies this nicely put propaganda to make to the top of HN? I am trying to understand what is the criteria? Have some sympathy with India dealing with the worst terrorism for decades and china with all the money always on its neck.
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5y ago
The counter argument to the "subsidize" argument is that industry pays the taxes that lets government gives subsidies.
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I was a junior employee at Mot as my first job in the worst period: 2006-2007. I saw someone in his 50s who had been in Mot forever been shown the door very impolitely. We also saw the team in Urbana Champaign let go because of some differe
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5y ago
Oh man, I cant edit it. I should not comment from my phone. I meant lichess.org
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I recently started playing blitz games on lichens.org. It has a similar rating system. It takes 10 min a game and I have been having lot of fun. Wish it translated to fide points.
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5y ago
Yes totally, but FS is a Kernel abstraction, it deals with questions like: How to keep a directory? How to keep a file? How to keep synlinks. Etc, These can be implemented in any higher level language or within C without using fixed width
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Yes, page fault exceptions happen within the CPU, they cannot happen in software. I think of it as C is close to assembly and does not check every memory address is referencing. It just compiles and CPU starts running it. If somehow a memor
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I feel like carefully planned with compiler level errors(not warnings), and some glibc non-backward compatible changes. we can achieve this in software layer.
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I dont think kernel handles NPEs: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63091446/what-happens-at...
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Perhaps such type of things have been put in Kernel before.
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CPU would raise a signal just as null pointer exception? And it seems a lot of code (for eg, safeintadd metioned below) assumes no exception. Would not all that code get messed up? Would it be possible to just silently replace with arbitrar
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I was referring to bigint not js bigint, checking for overflows if optimized could be just 1 instruction.
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But should it be everywhere including the fs/virtual fs layer? Could we limit it only to device drivers? Not a kernel expert here and would love to hear thoughts.
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Only when limits are getting breached, otherwise it is one if statement extra on every access. This happens in Java and other languages.
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5y ago
Can we not have one integer type in c that can grow like in js as required and become bigint if too big?
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REPL will not work well with multitheading/futures in Clojure.
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No idea is original and belongs to anyone. Even airplane was possibly derived by looking at birds flying. If you hire an intern and they want to use the understanding to open another company, it is the best thing that can happen to your bus
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I think this has something to do with our desire to be consistent. If we keep small identity, we will flip flop often in our views. It may be a worse strategy when viewed purely in terms of reward maximization.
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The kernels will still run on the cloud I believe. It would be great if Jupiter works better for larger programs and ui development.
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5y ago
I use overleaf to write latex and collaborate. It’s pricy at 15$ a month though.
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Can anyone please make a mooc for it? Anyone here at coursera or udacity etc on why there are no good math moocs?
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This is super! What would it take to abstract it similar to CPU/Memory by specifying limits only in croups? Limits could be like GPU Memory size/amount of parallelization?
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is there an online course for maths? like undergrad maths?
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Any place to complain about an attack?
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Where to Report an Attack?
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Ask HN: How should we unit test web UI? Do mocks ever work?
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Haha, same thought. I agree with the evolution bit though. But if all humans decide to not have children, machines are not smart enough to keep evolving themselves yet or in the near future.
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