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by bombela 2y ago
Houses are fed split phase 240v. All big appliances have a dedicated electrical run with 240V and 20A to 50A. Common 120V outlets are 15A max, with devices usually limited to 13A for some breathing room. That's 1.8kW and 1.5kW. In Fran
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by bombela 2y ago
Even rough sawn is not 2" by 4". Americans love inventing field specific nomenclature. Like piping sizes, wire sizes, metal sheet thickness, plywood router bit size, construction wood size, furniture/raw wood size, etc I have
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by bombela 2y ago
For readability, I recommend reserving "b" for bits, "B" for byte, "p" for parameter. I assume in your post that "30b" meant 30 billion, or in other words, 30Gp (giga-parameter). Furthermore is 24Gb o
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by bombela 2y ago
A friend had networked speakers that would freeze until a manual reboot time to time. It turned out to be the Linux running within the speakers that crashed on the occasional jumbo frame.
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by bombela 2y ago
Jumbo frames? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumbo_frame
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by bombela 2y ago
My short comment was a bit tongue in cheek. > A good tool shouldn’t require you to have a perfect memory of all the rules for you to be highly productive with it. If you make mistakes it should quickly tell you so with a message that qui
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by bombela 2y ago
The link takes around 10s to render. That's excessive for a text article.
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by bombela 2y ago
Only from code annotated unsafe. In other words, if you do not use the keyword unsafe, you have no undefined behaviors.
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by bombela 2y ago
What if Rust itself is the better tooling?
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by bombela 2y ago
`Ms` would be megaseconds ;)
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by bombela 2y ago
The IO through fuse-overlay is performance limiting though. It's almost half the speed as overlay directly for layers with many tiny files. Note that Linux allows you to mount overlay within a user namespace if you are root within the
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by bombela 2y ago
I suspect you can make better bread more consistently with machines. But that would requires trying to make good bread. Not trying to make something passable for an American (and barely edible for a French) with the highest profit margin.
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by bombela 2y ago
Why did MS comply to the EU request on installations outside of the EU? MS Windows with crowdstrike BSOD'd for American airlines on the American soil afterall.
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by bombela 2y ago
Not sure how much it weighs on the balance in those types of decisions. But Rust has safe concurrency. That's probably quite a big boost of web server quality if anything else.
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by bombela 2y ago
> Imagine if all of your e-mails bounced while the power was out. Retry for a while until the destination becomes reachable again. That's how email was originally designed.
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by bombela 2y ago
This slow clap thing is a tradition to ask for an encore/bis/repeat at concerts. So I wouldn't be so quick at stating that this is an emergent phenomenon. But maybe this has become the tradition because when you clap for a lo
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by bombela 2y ago
Which seems the default in my anecdotal experience on debian/Ubuntu. It is also the default on fish shell in the same anecdotal experience.
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by bombela 2y ago
Prefix any command with a space and bash won't append to the history.
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by bombela 2y ago
Anecdotal, I did and I do. It's no different than a path on a filesystem.
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by bombela 2y ago
As long as you don't have C libraries to cross compile / link against of course ;)
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by bombela 2y ago
I guess it's readable source instead of open source.
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by bombela 2y ago
Pin is a pure compile time abstraction for a single problem: memory safety of self referential struct. Pin leverages the type system to expose to the programmer receiving a pointer to a Pin'ned object, that this object has some pointer
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by bombela 2y ago
yep, the headphone cable acts as the antenna!
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by bombela 2y ago
You can buy an emergency AM radio, fully integrated with a lithium battery, a hand crank, a tiny solar panel, a flashlight. It can also charge your phone.
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by bombela 2y ago
Alright I do use KDE those days. I have used XFCE before. I don't think I can believe that KDE is lighter in term of response/lag. I didn't check the ram usage because Firefox is taking it all anyways.
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by bombela 2y ago
Some of what you described, having 5 methods on screen, or finding all locations failing type checking, I have been using (neo)vim for successful over many years. I load the output of the type checker (or compiler) into vim. I then have a l
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by bombela 2y ago
I find SMD so much easier to work with. You just drop the parts with fine tweezers after some solder paste and apply hot air. It's also much cheaper. You can also rework without trouble in my experience. Apply hot air, lift the chip wi
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by bombela 2y ago
I think a little bit of it is fine. The person pointed out a specific limitation. And then offered a solution. Very clearly stating that they made it. Somebody might find this useful.
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by bombela 2y ago
I don't know why you are being down voted. I know from first sources that it is true. The car dash design is completed independently of the UX/UI work. And the designers/programmers never test it in the car. There is almost n
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by bombela 2y ago
Everything is molasses and it irritates me to the point where I am hurting myself out of stress and anger by the simple fact that I have to constantly abort my muscle movements and train of throught to let the stupid software finish rhe ani

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