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391.
by buildbot 2y ago
I completely agree, they answered as you or I would have, or even better; if we were in the same situation! It’s more interesting that Zuckerberg would ask this, at least to me.
392.
by buildbot 2y ago
Oh yeah 100%, me too!
393.
by buildbot 2y ago
Yeah, like just below the CTO or whoever probably. Even then they just quickly switch to just kinda bouncing the whatever Zuck comes up with back at them.
394.
by buildbot 2y ago
Seems like Zuckerberg had already made up his mind and needed an engineer to positively confirm his desired path through a very power imbalanced chat... No shade towards the engineer at all, but besides the very first "My instinct is”
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by buildbot 2y ago
I assume, as an ex Microsoft person, that’s due to shipping the Org chart at a team level. Each sub package of the azure cli probably has it's own team that hates talking to anyone else, so implements the versions of just what they nee
396.
by buildbot 2y ago
If you care about your data, you want ECC. If a bitflip happens in memory, zfs will for example, not catch the error and happily write out the corrupted file.
397.
by buildbot 2y ago
If your router supports port mirroring, you could offload this to another computer and mirror the WAN (or all the LAN) ports to that computer?
398.
by buildbot 2y ago
I’d use a Mac Mini in a heartbeat if they had an ECC option :(
399.
by buildbot 2y ago
And it doesn’t even line up with the actual instances you’ll be offered. At one point I was using some random Nvidia A10 node that was supposed to be similar to Standard_NV36adms_A10_v5, but was an NC series for some reason with slightly di
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by buildbot 2y ago
Echoing others, everyone knew this but we do need to actually test and prove it. My cat knows speak, sit, 360, shake, nose kiss, and up as far as tricks go. Originally, we paired both a hand motion and the word. Now, either works. I can mak
401.
by buildbot 2y ago
They’ve been sorta good, but rumors if things like this have been persistent for a decade. Photographers would get a few copies of a lens, and then return copies ones that were not up spec. B&H would allegedly just relist those as new,
402.
by buildbot 2y ago
Interestingly, MacOS only sees the mastodon link when right clicking on the QR code.
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by buildbot 2y ago
I have 41k photos in my Lightroom catalog, I’ve checked it out. That doesn’t work when I want to use Capture One, Lightroom does not apply Phase One calibration profiles which makes it useless for them, or my own raw processor for Sinar dig
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by buildbot 2y ago
For sure, just need the time and motivation :)
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by buildbot 2y ago
Something like this just for photos has been in the back of my mind forever - it would be really nice to have a virtual folder built from images where the exif data says you used X camera or took the photos on X date. This would be useful f
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by buildbot 2y ago
You could probably do so with something like this right now, pointing it at the ribbon: https://pki-electronic.com/products/audio-surveillance-equip... Or just a sheet of glass in front of the singer.
407.
by buildbot 2y ago
Yes, thank you for calling this out. The project has been around for a bit.
408.
by buildbot 2y ago
The project predates Trump: https://wire.insiderfinance.io/project-stargate-the-worlds-l... (But yes I agree)
409.
by buildbot 2y ago
This is not a new initiative, and did not start under Trump: https://wire.insiderfinance.io/project-stargate-the-worlds-l... It’s incredibly depressing how everyone sees this as something the new administration did in a sin
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by buildbot 2y ago
Packages existing and the software actually working are very different things. You can run rocm on unsupported GPUs like a 780m, but as soon as you hit an issue you are out of luck. And you’ll hit an issue. For example, my 780m gets 1-2 inf
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by buildbot 2y ago
Prior 2 decades to 1930, 1910-1930 were not a good time in Germany (nor really was after).
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by buildbot 2y ago
Yup, I assume AWS, Azure and GCP would NDA this info. That being said, this page amusingly mentions colocation in reference to media destruction: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/compliance/assurance/assur...
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by buildbot 2y ago
A Very Fancy cooling engine: https://www.eetimes.com/powering-and-cooling-a-wafer-scale-d...
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by buildbot 2y ago
Many of your high school aged friends had a secondary backup phone with a separate cellphone plan they pay for? That’s wild! I don’t think the average American high school student has two smart phones one of which is a secret from their maj
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by buildbot 2y ago
Oops, thanks!
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by buildbot 2y ago
I didn’t realize a game actually used an approach like this, really cool. Reminds me of the simulated MMORG world in Neal Stephenson’s README, where they tried to simulate the formation of the planet to get realistic mineral deposits and to
417.
by buildbot 2y ago
Thread counts per block are limited to 1024 (unless I’ve missed and change and wikipedia is wrong), but total threads per kernel is 1024 (2^32-1) 65535*65535 ~= 2^74 threads https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thread_block_(C
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by buildbot 2y ago
Vagrant is still kicking! But yeah not as popular as back in 2014-2016? A hybrid(?) alternative is enroot, which is pretty neat IMO, it converts a docker container into a squashfs file that can be mounted rw or used in an ephemeral way. ht
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by buildbot 2y ago
It’s all in house, UW IT has multiple floors in a 20+ floor building, literally the tallest until very recently in the UW neighborhood. The registration system is probably mostly still the original 90s code though, it’s very basic, totally
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by buildbot 2y ago
I would be really shocked if that part actually happened. Major state universities don’t blackmail random students to write software for them. They make RFQs and send them to companies. There’s a software procurement process. 0 chance some

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