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by atmosx 6mo ago
My guess is that *BSDs will see a huge boosts in HW support in the following years, primarily due to LLMs.
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by atmosx 7mo ago
I take it ideas to mean “well scoped replies” like “list pro and con if this vs that got flow”. While someone might think of N issues the LLM might present another six out of which three or four don’t make sense but one or two do. Might be
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by atmosx 7mo ago
Have you? I never came across a cat that prefers rain and cold over dry and cold (and pillows and food). But the most cats in houses or apartments I have seen come in and out as they please through specially built doors in roofs, doors or
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by atmosx 7mo ago
you said “latest thread” and I like “didn’t he called for a truce” the I see this comment was three days ago… obviously he has said everything and the opposite by now.
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by atmosx 7mo ago
Fastmails servers are in the US IIRC.
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by atmosx 7mo ago
But it may not be true for family or of employers… so we are back to square one I suppose.
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by atmosx 7mo ago
True. But tbh, you can find ppl making time for themselves or not, in most salary ranges. Extreme poverty is another issue ofc. That’s why we have social welfare, to avoid extreme poverty.
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by atmosx 7mo ago
Where I live, when meeting ppl they don’t introduce by asking “so what do you do?”, instead the phrasing is somewhat akin to “what do you spent your time on”. Even though they mean “what is your profession”, it allows me to stir the discuss
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When Writing Becomes Detached from Thought(psychologytoday.com)
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by atmosx 7mo ago
PF itself is not tailored towards ISPs and/or big orgs. IPFW (FreeBSD) is more powerful and flexible. OpenBSD shines as a secure all-in-one router SOHO solution. And it’s great because you get all the software you need in the base syst
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by atmosx 7mo ago
Is that possible today? I have no data but I assume the scale of “the web” grew a couple of orders of magnitude compared to 2012.
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by atmosx 7mo ago
lol, why does the paper abstract assume I know what Lean is and it goes on to talk about lean 4 improvements?
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by atmosx 7mo ago
That’s very good to know. Thanks!
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by atmosx 7mo ago
Historically yes, is it still today? I am not sure.
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by atmosx 7mo ago
AFAIK the most common is ARC but there are other areas as well. On Linux, ARC memory is reclaimed using the kernel shrinker API which has historically been a problem. There has been several bugs leading to OOMs or system freeze due to high
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by atmosx 7mo ago
Hmm kind of... I was referring to the fact that dummynet models pipes with a fixed bandwidth and centralized scheduler. Packets are released according to very high precision transmission timing. This means that serialization delay, queue bu
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by atmosx 7mo ago
Lack of docker support? Docker is available on macOS through emulation yes but bhyve is a thing… so why not? :-)
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by atmosx 7mo ago
> Is there anything FreeBSD can do that, say, Debian cannot? Yes. Emulate traffic latency using IPFW and dummynet[^1]. There is no Linux (or OpenBSD, NetBSD) counterpart. The ZFS implementation is less buggy. [^1]: https://man
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by atmosx 7mo ago
In all honesty that’s not even the worst part. He signed that “never again” letter, completely buying into the exceptionalism of one group over all others… They kind of threw the baby out of the water and moved into Heidegger territory quic
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by atmosx 7mo ago
Local DNS server with a script that updates the bllacklist is enough for me. In the past it was DNSCrypt now it’s unbound.
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by atmosx 7mo ago
From my experience, the banks did kill the teller jobs to save few pennies on the dollar. The result, here, is a very poor service compared to what we had in the past. I have witnessed very sad, inhumane and awkward situations in Greek bank
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by atmosx 7mo ago
Luck (primarily) and connections. We feel psychologically safe believing there is some determinism _in the world_. But there's none. Studies show that you can have 140 IQ and still end up homeless if circumstances are poor.
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by atmosx 7mo ago
One has very little to do with the other, contrary to popular belief. Exhibit A from 338 BC: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plutus_(play)
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by atmosx 7mo ago
Broadly speaking they're not _as far away_ from Chinese EVs as we all make it here to be. However, the problem is that the stockholders of all these companies expect 500% YoY growth which isn't sustainable. Not to mention the cost
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by atmosx 7mo ago
So let me get this straight: you have exactly one data point, and the second data point using is a German chancellor widely regarded as one of the worst by many measures. Right? This is FUD. They said the same about the Greeks in 2008, it i
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by atmosx 7mo ago
If you look at their stock performance and management compensation the last 25 years, much of the responsibility seems to lie with the manufacturers themselves. They had roughly two decades to adapt, but instead they often relied on strateg
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by atmosx 7mo ago
https://landing.jobs/ No affiliation but they talked with me long time ago. They take upon themselves to perform the first screening… looks like something smaller startups could take advantage of. I am not sure how good the
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by atmosx 7mo ago
Can you explain why kauth is superior than FreeBSD’s solution?
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by atmosx 8mo ago
It is a useful piece of information, but the session is not “long lived” in terms of git commit history lifetime.
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by atmosx 8mo ago
Cheap or not doesn’t matter. Sir Winston Churchill supposedly asked Lady Astor whether she would sleep with him for five million pounds. She said she supposed she would. Then he asked whether she would sleep with him for only five pounds. S

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