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by bArray 3y ago
That and there are some processes that should never be swapped, and yet they are. I think it should be possible for a process to request that it is never swapped, or to suggest sections of it are never swapped. Even a swap blacklist would
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by bArray 3y ago
No, it doesn't always. There has been a few times I've left a machine for literal days (when I really needed it to recover) and it does not recover. My guess is that something causes a kernel panic, like the filesystem getting i
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by bArray 3y ago
I've had it trigger regularly, it fires far too late (if at all) and the system had already become unstable at the point in which it freezes. It should be firing far earlier.
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by bArray 3y ago
> GM is now claiming that Apple CarPlay and Android Auto actually cause safety issues. I remember when I first saw these in-cockpit infotainment mobile integrations deployed and thinking "man, that's dangerous". I have a c
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by bArray 3y ago
Not sure about Coca Cola specifically, but we are talking more generally about well-known big advertisers.
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by bArray 3y ago
Because your mega advertisers (Coca Cola, Disney, et al) are being played next to scam ads. Also I think this should be a two way street. If content creators need to moderate their content lest they be slapped to death by Youtube to help th
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by bArray 3y ago
Yeah... A few issues: 1. Non-standard tire - More expensive, won't be stocked, difficult to replace. 2. Reduced tire tread - Those grooves will receive more wear, overall the tires has maybe 1-5% reduced tread and contact surface. 3. B
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by bArray 3y ago
> Google has an interest in our depending on Google to find stuff, so of course they see RSS as a threat. But they historically had several feed systems [1] [2] which were fully under their control. > Cue some "googler" sh
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by bArray 3y ago
> 1. Only the sender and recipients of an E2EE message can see its contents. > 2. Nobody (not even Meta) should be able to forge messages to appear to have been sent from someone they weren’t. From a business perspective, it makes per
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by bArray 3y ago
Very cool. When it mentions a bare metal kernel, I thought about the BareMetal OS by ReturnInfinity: https://github.com/ReturnInfinity/BareMetal-OS
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by bArray 3y ago
I have another one: You can't logout of GitHub without enabling 2FA. You can't log a ticket about it either.
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by bArray 3y ago
> Oh, like the grid would get overwhelmed? As one of the problems yes. There could be quite a few others too. > Yeah could be like you get charged peak rates based on time of day instead of based on wherever oil futures are at. Sure,
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by bArray 3y ago
> Maybe the problem will go away but the fees will likely remain and be joined by others. It will only get worse as more people switch to electric vehicles. Currently the only real limitation is physical chargers. At some point it will a
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by bArray 3y ago
Tested on a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 under Ubuntu with 4GB VRAM. Initially tried with a 4Kx4K canvas size, but it seems too much and fails. I lowered the canvas to 2Kx2K and it seems to just about be okay. My test prompt (to compare against
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by bArray 3y ago
Trying it now and will update later (as a comment), takes a little while to download and install. One note about the installation on Ubuntu is that you need to install Krita first, run it, and then copy the plug-in to the desired folder - o
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by bArray 3y ago
I'm one of those annoying people that keep BT, data and location services off to save power. WiFi I mostly keep on, so in theory you could collect data this way too. Regarding the ESP32's reliability, it's likely power supply
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by bArray 3y ago
An electric four door estate makes tonnes of sense in the EU. The estate in the EU is an important car package, it's a family work horse. > In addition to keeping the cost of R&D and production low, Tesla wants to ensure the com
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by bArray 3y ago
I use an old Android device for watching Youtube, but Youtube recently dropped support for it. Immediately downloaded F-Droid, installed this, back up and running better than ever. One thing to note is that the Google export for Youtube is
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by bArray 3y ago
Please see another comment (don't want to duplicate the comments on HN): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37998960
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by bArray 3y ago
> Not at all. Even if that were true (it is for some vehicle classes and use cases but not generally), CO2 emissions are not the only car-related emmissions. Please see another comment (don't want to duplicate the comments on HN):
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by bArray 3y ago
From the article: > The idea is right up there with the myth that the United States is powered almost entirely by coal and that EVs are thus worse polluters than gas engines. The reality is that coal makes up about 20 to 22 percent of th
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by bArray 3y ago
> The world is on an "unstoppable" shift towards renewable energy but the phase down of fossil fuels is not happening quickly enough, a new report says. I would not be making such claims with a global recession and wars increas
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by bArray 3y ago
I imagine the engineers of the printer thought of this and that there is a thermal cut off.
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by bArray 3y ago
> t definitely doesn't run linux though. Sorry I was thinking of the 0x64, although it's entirely possible to get some form of Linux running.
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by bArray 3y ago
> I was thinking of the esp32-c3 which is also risc-v with wifi and ble. I have a couple of the Pine64 boards that run Linux. Unless something changed, it doesn't have WiFi or BLE support, and likely never will. > The bl602 doesn
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by bArray 3y ago
Better yet, they now have those e-ink price labels. They could literally update as you walk towards them to show the price they will sell to you. If you walk off and don't pick something up, they could then change the offer a little. I
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by bArray 3y ago
> Expanding out the stack here, Armvuan = Armbian + Devuan = ARM + Debian + Debian - systemd, so Armvuan = systemd-less Debian for ARM? Not quite: Armvuan = Armbian U Devuan = (Debian + ARM) U (Debian & ¬systemd) = Debian + ARM There
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by bArray 3y ago
> typedef float f32; > typedef double f64; Assuming float is 32 bits and double is 64 bits sounds like a foot-gun. OpenCV defines a float16_t [0], CUDA implements half-precision floats [1], micro-controllers implement whatever
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by bArray 3y ago
> The energy of this particle was some 40 million times that of the highest-energy protons that have been produced in any terrestrial particle accelerator. If it were me observing this, and I didn't observe it again, I would attribu
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by bArray 3y ago
I recently had the problem of trying to convert STL to STEP (3D printing vs CNC), but made no progress with this. Is something like MeshLab suitable for this? If I can't find a solution I may just end up writing a tool to do the conver

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