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by bionsystem 8y ago
> Are LX-branded zones complete enough to run something like a build environment based around a vendor-dropped toolchain? Yes. Ubuntu is even certified by Cannonical iirc. Given that it boots on USB, and ZFS creates a pool in like a seco
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by bionsystem 8y ago
Yep, I forgot about ARM. I was referring to https://www.cs.vu.nl/~ast/intel/ ; Minix is certainly not just a toy, it is very widely used.
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by bionsystem 8y ago
Plot twist : Tanenbaum's microkernel design that he argues for vs Linus actually runs on every Intel cpu (as minix 3), and thus is technically the most used operating system in the world.
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by bionsystem 8y ago
What about a self-driving Tesla ?
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by bionsystem 8y ago
"Nofap" is based on completely misunderstood studies and reaches absurd conclusions from them and from random individual experiences though.
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by bionsystem 8y ago
No, not necessarily. I remember a story, featuring Bobby Baldwin iirc, who wanted to raise the stakes so high at a casino that the floor manager had to come in and say no. Bobby (if that's actually him, still unsure), left disappointed
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by bionsystem 8y ago
So, as a sysadmin who is on the verge of deploying jupyter massively (and support it), what should I say to my management ?
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by bionsystem 8y ago
This, definitely. This whole thing is bullshit. What are they going to do, sue the hell out of absolutely everyone who publishes any sort of benchmark about their hardware ? What do they want for themselves, become a lawyer's cabinet l
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by bionsystem 8y ago
You could say they don't have to publish the results... Although it only differs the problem. If I build my SAAS on top of a cloud service that runs on Intel, and my customer complains about perf results of my software before and after
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by bionsystem 8y ago
You know what I learned with Jobs ? It is that if you are very lucky, you don't have to take feedback from anyone or anything. You can just roll your dice over and over again, and it will turn out great for you. Good and bad decisions
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by bionsystem 8y ago
That's actually covered in the article. Stress induces under-eating in the short run (loss of appetite) and over-eating in the longer run, when cortisol starts to take a toll on you.
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by bionsystem 8y ago
Where do you get, you know, the money from ?
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by bionsystem 8y ago
And look at how pianists sit, they stay on a bench similar to the guy in the picture for hours, often with great posture as well. Pretty sure most office chairs are terrible.
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by bionsystem 8y ago
Ask Bryan Cantrill. He is a first grade debugger.
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by bionsystem 8y ago
It's crazy that DragonFlyBSD took so little time to fix it. I can understand from Microsoft/Xen/Ubuntu to take only 1 day since they have so much people working/depending on it, but it shows great competence and dedicati
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by bionsystem 8y ago
Really good tool. As a sysadmin, I really appreciate when people come up with tools like that. Especially when I have to work in heterogenous environments, like I had to last year with lots of different versions of the same OS, it was a pai