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by ansible 7y ago
I would be interesting to do a comparison of bugs found / fixed in CDB vs TiKV [1] (written in Rust) to see how much of an impact thread & memory safety have. [1] https://github.com/tikv/tikv
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by ansible 7y ago
0.3048 meters / 12 = 0.254
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by ansible 7y ago
Of all the things mentioned in the article that keep Rust compiles from being fast, the one that sticks out to me is the multi-threaded compilation. That could result in some dramatic reductions in compile time. With a lot of the other thi
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by ansible 7y ago
That's nice and all. But I'd much rather just build PCs in-house for work. It is just a serviceability issue. These systems often incorporate nonstandard power supplies, motherboards and such, making it difficult to repair and i
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by ansible 7y ago
You can get a tablet running ChromeOS, and then install the Linux subsystem on it. You then have a full CLI environment to code in.
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by ansible 7y ago
We have run btrfs in RAID configuration, but that has usability issues, even just doing RAID-1. We've switched back to using MD (mdadm) for RAID-1 setup, and then using btrfs on top of that for the snapshots, send / receive, block
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by ansible 7y ago
I know some people going on a Disney trip soon. The cost and regimentation was staggering to me when described. You have to schedule everything. And it is all expensive as heck. I'd rather spend that money on flying to Europe or som
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by ansible 7y ago
Cory Doctorow book "Radicalized" has the "Unauthorized Bread" story and more: https://craphound.com/category/radicalized-full/ Buy it, or read it for free.
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by ansible 7y ago
Sounds like a job for a passenger rating system as well. With all the ups and downs of that.
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by ansible 7y ago
Depends on the printer and manufacturer. We've had a couple different HP inkjet printers, they would clog all the time when not used frequently. Run the cleaning cycle, still doesn't work, clean the nozzles with steam, repeat next
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by ansible 7y ago
Forking the code is "easy" (OK, maybe not based on the other comments), but anyway... Another (persistent) problem has been the crates.io namespace. You can fork actix, but then you'll need to come up with a new name for it,
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by ansible 7y ago
I think it would make a fascinating study on how mobile gaming turned into this, when PC and console gaming (while suffering from some of this) is still viable for people who just want to buy a game and play it without shenanigans.
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by ansible 7y ago
I saw this on a television show (don't remember which one), but a father was scolding his child who was complaining about another child having more candy or something. He said: "The only time you look in your neighbor's bowl
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by ansible 7y ago
Yep. I went on a Saturday afternoon in the summer of 2019 to buy a power supply. They had a poor selection in general, and didn't have a full or partially modular PS in stock at all. Went to Microcenter later that day. Moderately bus
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by ansible 7y ago
Since I first saw the on-going demise of my local Fry's, I've been attempting to buy any computer parts from my local Microcenter, even if it is a little more expensive. I don't want them to go out of business too!
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by ansible 7y ago
> I decided to click through turbo tax who found me a lot of deductions related to student loans and things. We require any companies who collect interest payments on things like student loans to automatically report that to the IRS.
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by ansible 7y ago
I've purchased X410 for this. Since then I haven't looked to see if there are free implementations of an X server that work nicely with WSL.
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by ansible 7y ago
> In the old days when the city fathers had a bright idea they'd just plow through the neighborhood of $LEAST_POWERFUL_ETHNIC_GROUP This definitely happened in Chicago. In multiple cases, the city ran highways through ethnic neigh
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by ansible 7y ago
> I don't care about ECC https://blog.codinghorror.com/to-ecc-or-not-to-ecc/ And that's fine. Though as a counterpoint: https://louwrentius.com/please-use-zfs-with-ecc-memory.html >
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by ansible 7y ago
Yes, but you still have to buy it. Server-grade ECC memory is slower and more expensive than what people typically put in their desktop machines.
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by ansible 7y ago
This is an apples and oranges comparison. You are using commercial-grade hardware, with no ECC RAM and other server-grade features. You are also missing RAID, the UPS power supply and generator backup, as well as redundant Internet connecti
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by ansible 7y ago
I had a lot of interest in the semantic web when I first started learning about it. However, the efforts I've seen seem to be missing some critical factors for longer-term success. I think we've got a lot of work to do with regar
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by ansible 7y ago
> They were brought there by their parents that purposely broke immigration laws. Yes, they crossed the border illegally, in order to apply for asylum, because they would have been automatically rejected otherwise. Think though, for a
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by ansible 7y ago
We've recently switched to a scheme where we run a Nginx reverse-proxy with LetsEncrypt. Everything is in docker containers. Based on this: https://medium.com/@pentacent/nginx-and-lets-encrypt-with-do... Now, in
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by ansible 7y ago
Having the mouse in the right side of the keyboard puts it too far away. My solution is to just mouse left-handed. As a right handed person, this does take some training, but it had been worth it in the long run. That, plus an ergonomic key
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by ansible 7y ago
> This one was a borderline scam with a whole pile of content recycled from other decks and fake education records for the participants. Fake education records... that's over the borderline for me, and definitely falls into scam ter
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by ansible 7y ago
Yeah, I don't understand the craze with all the kickstarters. I've backed a few here and there. Two of them I knew the principals for a while before the kickstarter began. And I supported them at a level I considered a donation,
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by ansible 7y ago
And the certainty / uncertainty of each individual's situation makes a big difference. It is a real gut-punch when you know exactly when you're going to die, especially if that date is not far off.
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by ansible 7y ago
If you're feeling adventurous, you could try running bcache to speed up HDD access with the SSD. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Bcache
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by ansible 7y ago
I definitely had a mild reaction to that sort of image, long, long before it was discussed anywhere. My first instance, as a teenager, was where I had found a lump of play-doh, and (for whatever reason) jabbed it repeatedly with a pencil

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