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721.
by bonzini 3y ago
Sharing of read-only pages from the executable is done at the kernel (page cache) level. I agree that for example JIT compiled code is not shared.
722.
by bonzini 3y ago
Tabs are sharing the code though, because it comes from the same binary. Every electron app instead has its V8 and Blink in a separate binary that has to be loaded into its own RAM.
723.
by bonzini 3y ago
Got fiber installed yesterday, they spliced it both inside the house and at the PON splitter.
724.
by bonzini 3y ago
At 300W there's only so much power that can become heat. With 80 kW flowing through the wire, if the insulation melts due to excessive wire resistance you call the fire brigade.
725.
by bonzini 3y ago
I use it to typeset songs that my son wants to learn on the guitar. I can tailor the difficulty and add some "special" things based on what he's learning, for example customizing chords or changing the key signature. I also u
726.
by bonzini 3y ago
Those electrical code cross sections are for 350A at 230V, corresponding to about 80 kW (400V is the same as it's actually three 230V wires). Processors operate at about 1V. At 300W it's enough to use a much smaller cross section,
727.
by bonzini 3y ago
Interesting, in Italian it's a bit formal but perfectly acceptable ("vi diamo il benvenuto..."). It's something you might hear at the beginning of a theatre play, or perhaps in the audio guide of a museum.
728.
by bonzini 3y ago
Apparently the biases in the output tend to be stronger than what is in the training set. Or so I read.
729.
by bonzini 3y ago
If a generator cannot produce a result that was in the training set due to overly biasing on the most common samples, then yes. If something was in 10% of the inputs and is produced in 1% of the outputs, there is a problem. I am pretty sure
730.
by bonzini 3y ago
> If most nurses are women, I have no objection to a prompt for “nurse” showing a woman. But if you're generating 4 images it would be good to have 3 women instead of four, just for the sake of variety. More varied results can be be
731.
by bonzini 3y ago
32-bit also often has the prefix byte (if one of the operands is r8-r15 or, for extending moves from 8-bit registers, r4-r15)
732.
by bonzini 3y ago
You could also go back to the 1965 Olivetti Programma 101 ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programma_101 ). It had labels and memory cells, and could be programmed in a kind of assembly.
733.
by bonzini 3y ago
The latter are basically a rounding error, though there is a rewrite of the Android binder driver.
734.
by bonzini 3y ago
The alternative was to do the same and also not merge what they had. Stuff like custom allocator support is not optional.
735.
by bonzini 3y ago
They should use /var/tmp instead.
736.
by bonzini 3y ago
> Is every single atomic commit reviewed by someone? When do they review each of those commits? How many commits typically go into a PR? 1) yes 2) when a PR is submitted 3) it can be a lot for a huge project-wide refactoring, but general
737.
by bonzini 3y ago
It was always pretty clear that he wasn't a saint. At some point Amnesty International felt compelled to clarify that their sympathy for Navalny began and ended with him being poisoned and imprisoned.
738.
by bonzini 3y ago
> If you have a PR with 5 commits, 4 of which break the build and the last one fixes it, then merging that will be a problem if you need to git bisect later. And the answer is that you don't; each commit is individually testable and
739.
by bonzini 3y ago
It lowers the chance of failure of the most vulnerable part. The NAS existed before and had RAID and backups anyway. And if the switch fails I can't access home assistant anyway. The more important part is that all automations are just
740.
by bonzini 3y ago
The SD card in my case only holds the boot partition (U-Boot, kernel, initramfs). Everything else runs off NFS.
741.
by bonzini 3y ago
> IBM PC hardware was misaligned (e.g. terrible graphics) In 1985 it was terrible for games due to no sprites, but business applications run on the Hercules graphics card (monochrome but 720x348) or EGA, which had decent resolution and w
742.
by bonzini 3y ago
It may be my bubble, but so many of my followed accounts have left, or stooped using it mostly, that my timeline is almost entirely US politics[1] and meme videos [1] I am not even American
743.
by bonzini 3y ago
Well, didn't want to mention that one. But I found the dynamic DNS service that I was thinking of; it was "ath.cx". These days it is operated by the same company that operates dyndns.org and homeip.net. That company is, wai
744.
by bonzini 3y ago
Except for https://tcl.tk/ of course!
745.
by bonzini 3y ago
.cc (Cocos Island) was used most famously by Arduino. .cx (Christmas Island) domains were relatively common some 20 years ago, iirc because of some dynamic DNS provider. And of course .io is the ccTLD for the British Indian Ocean territorie
746.
by bonzini 3y ago
Right, in the wheels locked scenario the dynamic coefficient is the one that matters, it's smaller than the static coefficient and that leads to a longer braking distance. For a rolling wheel however, the stationary object is ideally j
747.
by bonzini 3y ago
It doesn't change much, but note that unless you've blocked your wheels (and you have no ABS), you need to check the static coefficients. Wheels work so that from the point of view of the wheel the asphalt is still (i.e. there is
748.
by bonzini 3y ago
It was a through-hole 1/4W resistor. It burnt in about 5 seconds as far as I remember.
749.
by bonzini 3y ago
It's not unlikely. A while ago I had to deal with a laser printer that automatically reported the end of the drum's life after 15000 pages or so, even if there were no signs of stripes on the printed pages. The solution was to sti
750.
by bonzini 3y ago
> also for several userspace components True, though from the filing it's clear that Linux is the most interesting to them (it's the only one that is described separately, in paragraphs 41-45 of the complaint).

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