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by akdev1l 2y ago
This is way harder to parse and understand than the enum alternative. Personally I am definitely not skilled enough at typescript to come up with this on my own before seeing this thread so this was not even an option until now.
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by akdev1l 2y ago
> It's not "a residential area" in any sense. When you say it is not a residential area in “any sense” and he finds a counterexample showing it is clearly a residential area in some sense then what you said is just untru
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by akdev1l 2y ago
Do you think banking is a charter right? Really confused. The banks can already choose not to do business with you for any reason or no reason at all. It’s in the pamphlets they give when you open an account.
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by akdev1l 2y ago
> No, the point is that that's two times more than any other western nation. Citation needed.
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by akdev1l 2y ago
There’s literally nothing in any open source software license that stops the author from getting paid. It is literally one of the fundamental freedoms mentioned by Richard Stallman. Freedom to sell the software. AGPL just closes the cloud s
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by akdev1l 2y ago
From Linux you literally cannot
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by akdev1l 2y ago
The last process gets sigint and everything else gets sigpipe iirc
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by akdev1l 2y ago
Web terminals are alright. I can work at full capacity from my iPad thanks to them. RDP does exist of course as well as something like Guacamole so one is not limited to only terminals or web IDEs
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by akdev1l 2y ago
So the target doesn’t see a bunch of random connections coming from tor/known exit nodes
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by akdev1l 2y ago
the VPN provider can try to share whatever information but most reputable providers would have nothing You can pay for a VPN using monero or cash and then connect to the VPN from TOR - VPN provider doesn’t need to know anything
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by akdev1l 2y ago
> and export them as SVG files -- yay! I can version them again. However depending on how the resulting SVG looks like this may not be different than just putting a PNG into a git repo
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by akdev1l 2y ago
Not really true imo. I speak from the experience of supervised the upgrade of thousands of services from JDK8 to JDK17 There’s few quirks added but: 1. JDK17 will happily run JDK8 code without any changes 2. Most of the issues I observed we
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by akdev1l 2y ago
You can’t punch any holes through carrier-grade NAT (CGNAT).
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by akdev1l 2y ago
https://refspecs.linuxfoundation.org/FHS_3.0/fhs/ch05s15.htm... Yeah it’s a Linux/FHS thing.
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by akdev1l 2y ago
Working with WASM isn’t really that good for interactive pages with dynamic DOM. If you don’t mind I guess you could just render to a canvas but then you lose a ton of functionality provided by the browser. (Eg: making a responsive page in
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by akdev1l 2y ago
You can use /var/tmp for this purpose It is not cleared between reboots
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by akdev1l 2y ago
Cloudflare provides a CLI that is officially supported: https://linuxcommandlibrary.com/man/flarectl Not sure why they only distribute it as part of their go library but you can execute it by itself.
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by akdev1l 2y ago
> Sure, but you can also go to a Slack channel and get help from the people who wrote the FOSS code you're using. > > For free. Relying on volunteer support of varying degrees of quality for your business sounds insane. Also
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by akdev1l 2y ago
RISC V is gaining ground.
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> The function rand() is not reentrant or thread-safe, since it uses hidden state that is modified on each call. It cannot be called safely from a multi-threaded application for one
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by akdev1l 2y ago
I’m a wasabi customer, why is backblaze better as per your research?
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by akdev1l 2y ago
I think the cool part about kernel + busybox type sandbox is that you can get a working system with only 2 binaries and doesn’t even need a cross-compiler. when I was playing with this stuff the hardest part for me was getting my head aroun
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by akdev1l 2y ago
You would start with LFS to build a base and then add your own package manager to make a “true” distro. If you want to just build an existing distro from scratch then they all have ways of doing that as they need to rebuild packages regular
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by akdev1l 2y ago
> If someone defeated the security of, say, GitHub, they could leak all the private repos stored there. In theory you are correct but this is like saying keeping your money under your mattress is safer than a bank. Yes, in theory someone
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by akdev1l 2y ago
> there's no way of running multiple customer workloads on a single GPU with Firecracker. You can do this with SR-IOV enabled hardware. https://docs.nvidia.com/networking/display/mlnxofedv581011/s...
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by akdev1l 2y ago
That was WSL1 and as a result had a bunch of unimplemented syscalls. Microsoft realized trying to keep up with the ever-growing list of syscalls on Linux is actually not practical hence they opted for the virtualized approach with an actual
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by akdev1l 2y ago
> iterate on their ideas I don’t think it’s clear that LLMs can have/express novel ideas. I would argue an LLM by definition cannot generate _novel_ ideas.
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In theory you could use a smartphone as data provider for updates etc
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Since they announced this I have been wondering how their engineering department can justify the investment to their finance department. The only angle I see is that they believe having their own DE will help them sell more laptops. That se
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That’s not a silver bullet. You can have a logo for your app that is coloured green. Then the user is using an all-green theme that happens to match the shade of your image and the logo is basically invisible. That’s just easiest counter-ex

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