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by ay 4y ago
Could you give an example of a data that is uncopyable ? A struct witj self-referential pointers ?
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by ay 4y ago
Doubling the vector size each time it needs to be enlarged takes care of fragmentation/memory overhead, in practice. Or preallocating if you know the rough size. It does take some discipline to avoid the storage of pointers, but once y
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by ay 4y ago
You could get “helmet adapter caps”, similar to the rubber ones you wear in swimming pools. It would be much more compact than a helmet, and could solve both the hygiene (by virtue of being hermetic around the head) and size (by “padding” t
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by ay 4y ago
The TCP over TCP performance problem can be summarized as follows: Because the underlay TCP is lossless (being TCP), every time the overlay TCP has to retransmit, it adds to the queue of things that the underlay TCP has to retransmit (and
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by ay 4y ago
Dd is the only tool I know to make sparse disk images. Eg: Dd if=/dev/zero of=image.img bs=1k count=1 seek=999999 Will give you a 1gb file of zeros that takes up 1kb of disk space until you start to write to it, at which point it
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by ay 4y ago
It’s a well known folks wisdom “your relationship will change with years, it is normal”. Took me until discovering this book to learn what exactly happens: https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Idiots-Guide-Chemistry-Love-... Des
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by ay 4y ago
You can always use “unwrap()” in throwaway code. https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&editio... If that code ever gets more use than that you expect, you can trivially find all the uses of “unwrap()
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by ay 4y ago
…because spoofing the “From:” of an email is an order of magnitude easier than intercepting who it was sent “To:”.
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by ay 4y ago
What specific hardware do you have in mind ? Meantime - if your target is specifically learning/certifications - have you tried the virtual labs? https://learningnetworkstore.cisco.com/cisco-learning-labs https:/
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by ay 4y ago
I wonder if there is work/way to use GPT-3 and others in the reverse direction - make it read the materials and give a summary/synopsis of it. As well as, GPT-3 ought to be able to distinguish the materials generated by GPT-3, fro
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by ay 4y ago
I tried it for the first time today, so treat this with a grain of salt. https://twitter.com/ayourtch/status/1539928018138931200 is my experiment. The code in question has a very specific format - it’s C with a l
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by ay 4y ago
once again: simply treat “with SSO” as the primary product offering(s) and prioritize which services you can afford.
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by ay 4y ago
FWIW - all of the prices listed on sso.tax look to me like reasonable amounts for anything that can call itself a business in the western Europe or the US. One can view it as the SSO-enabled offering being a product, and the SSO-less option
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by ay 4y ago
Well placed and performant logging can be absolutely crucial: - for a simple bug, it can allow to understand the root cause and fix the problem before even reproducing it - for a tricky bug, it can help understand how to reproduce it, and v
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by ay 4y ago
Have a look at thinkpads. I used x280 and x1 over the past 5 years with more than a week’s worth in folded lid sleep state.
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by ay 4y ago
You would still need the domain setup, etc… or would you be happy to use your hardware and some free subdomain from elsewhere ?
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by ay 4y ago
I have an app which was built 10-ish years ago using C# and which I rewrote using rust - in almost no-JS, fully server-side style. (I somewhat factored out the web framework that I ended up with - https://github.com/ayourtch
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by ay 4y ago
My experience in writing a small side project in both (on the order of 2-3 KLOC) was that the time to a working project is significantly shorter with golang. The time to the correctly working project was about the same between the two.
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by ay 4y ago
One can imagine applying a series of patches as a rebase operation of a “virtual” branch, with the resulting ephemeral branch being thrown away after the build. So the only real difference is that one stores the changes to be rebased as par
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by ay 4y ago
https://standardnotes.com/ - I use it for the past few years and am quite happy with it. Text-only, but I view this as more of a feature…
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by ay 4y ago
Absolutely agree with your caveats! I forgot to mention the “perception of fairness” that is another useful component to a long term balance. And - communication, communication, communication. Unfortunately the latter is often suppressed by
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by ay 4y ago
I frame it as “the perception of fairness in the relationship”.
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by ay 4y ago
Some people are into shibari. And some aren’t. And both are okay. Edit-add: also, I think “being with a person who never triggers a negative response in you” is just plain impossible. On some days I trigger a negative response with myself :
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by ay 4y ago
Why would you be with a person you aren’t willing to change yourself for ?
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by ay 4y ago
If a person says something bugs them and you don’t react it is a reflection of you not caring about what they are feeling. Repeated non-reaction: mightily so. Saying “i love you” is easy. Making these little sacrifices on your ego that show
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by ay 4y ago
If you are triggered by anything it is something you need to ask yourself why. And why you are with that person then, if they are triggering you. With some (minor) exceptions, what people are getting in their relationships is at least 50% r
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by ay 4y ago
My biggest takeaway is you can never really “insist on getting it fixed” without the damage to the relationship. You can state how it is important to you, explain why, and hope that the partner initiates the change to themselves. There is a
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by ay 4y ago
It’s very simple. If something is minor for you but your partner prompts you extensively that it triggers them - change yourself. The willingness to listen and change yourself is what signals your love. Because everything else is much easie
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by ay 5y ago
Sometimes there’s fog. Heavy rain. Snow. Dusk. Or all or some of the above. I want the speed limits to be set situationally and automatically be capped via the communication to the car itself. This would eliminate the need of fines and huma
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by ay 5y ago
I would love to see an article from the same author about nomad, and comparison between the two…

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