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by bzzzt 2y ago
Almost all modern Java frameworks specifically target Docker containers in the cloud.
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> yeah it wasn't pretty but it was stable and it worked day in day out. I've driven a V40 with Sensus for 10 years and noticed a 'watchdog reboot' while driving _twice_. Which means the map goes out and comes back in
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> What is the disadvantage that a country has if they only have access to computer technology from the 2010s? Try running a LLM on hardware from 2010.
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IMO voice control is a bad fit for things that can be expressed by a few mouse clicks. If you just want to interpret a few commands you don't need LLM, just hook up the TTS to the possible commands and it will limit itself to the possi
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by bzzzt 2y ago
Would you really need a complicated LLM just to bark some instructions to a game? There is a finite way of expressing instructions to the game, you don't want to get into a discussion about what 'my tanks' means in the middle
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by bzzzt 2y ago
There have been manufacturing 'incidents' in the past, also with audio CD's. Some of my old Aphex Twin CDs rot because one big UK manufacturer screwed up production in the early 90s.
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Those 3 companies are having a hard time financially right now.
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by bzzzt 2y ago
Doom uses both: binary space partitioning to find the visible surfaces then casting rays to draw the textures.
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Do you shut down the mini after use or put it in sleep mode?
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by bzzzt 2y ago
They don't really block games though. It's more like they don't want to maintain the roads the games need to run on. Transitioning to ARM wasn't possible if they had to support 2 x86 ABI's and an extra ARM 32 bits A
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by bzzzt 2y ago
You don't pay Apple for the privilege of development, you pay them for the privilege of guaranteeing your users you are a legit developer who cares about their safety by registering and letting your app be reviewed. Considering it woul
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by bzzzt 2y ago
You mean stuff like in the 'Design Patterns' book by the Gang of Four? That was originally written for C++ programmers and predates Java by a few years. Seems 'Java programmers' were already writing Java before Java&#x27
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by bzzzt 2y ago
It's not about safety but battery life. I don't think bombarding non-technical users with all kinds of tradeoffs is the best option, but this seems to be a niche app case. Maybe an attribute could work, but it's difficult to
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by bzzzt 2y ago
It's a bit 'damned if you do, damned if you don't'. If Apple provides a toggle to select 'max performance', would any dev _not_ set it on their app?
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by bzzzt 2y ago
The Intel Linux drivers are well maintained. Ubuntu did support the integrated graphics of my old 2008 Dell laptop until it finally died this year.
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by bzzzt 2y ago
Depends on the thing you're replicating and the technology you use. If you're replicating a database you get a bunch of 'log' files containing all the changes in chronological order. While you could throw those away afte
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That one is popular, but certainly nowhere bear nr 1 in the charts.
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by bzzzt 2y ago
Almost all service middleware is capable of running tasks in multiple threads so when serving lots of users that's a very easy way to get parallelism. If you're just copying data around (like in an HTTP API implementation) you&#x2
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by bzzzt 2y ago
> He on the other hand would take a route that only involved stepping places where he had stepped the first time through. That way he never sprung any new traps on the way back, unlike people who stepped in new places. Maybe that gives y
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by bzzzt 2y ago
>Imagine regular muggles being able to install stuff at home, which Just Works, doesn't need a central cloud service, doesn't invade your privacy, and continues to work even when the original manufacturer shuts down. Most of th
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by bzzzt 2y ago
I really wonder. I'd expect Norway to be there sooner. As for the Netherlands: there are significant grid capacity problems, EV tax is going up due to expiring subsidies (which will double road tax for EVs in about 3 years) and lots of
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by bzzzt 2y ago
Sometimes newer code is not enough. Older versions of the secure enclave hardware had security leaks and are not software patchable.
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The Netherlands already has one of the highest fuel taxes in the world. There's pushback from fuel station owners near the borders because many people fill up their cars abroad.
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Even if you do a small update on a file you'll have to write an entire block so updating multiple small files all day long will trigger a lot more bytes to be written. SD cards are optimized for things like camera's and music play
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by bzzzt 2y ago
As if there's still a consistent option. It doesn't matter if you use Microsoft, Apple or an OSS desktop: all offer multiple UI toolkit options with varying amounts of consistency, maturity and hardware support.
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by bzzzt 2y ago
This project looks like it's trying to conserve the old SecurityManager (from the Java Applet/Webstart days) implementation that's been removed from the OpenJDK tree. The motivation is on the website: only a very small number
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by bzzzt 2y ago
I predict an arms race between people using LLMs to sue and courthouses using LLMs to keep up with the increasing burden of responding to all the incoming cases. Which means people with access to better, more expensive LLMs will have the ad
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by bzzzt 2y ago
The M3 line with 256Gb storage had a single SSD NAND chip which made it measurably slower than the M2 series with the same amount. Although irrelevant for most daily work it was a regression which seems to be fixed in the M4 line. Even then
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by bzzzt 2y ago
Ok, so you're using deno with pdf.js instead of poppler. While Javascript is mostly 'memory safe' using all of deno, pdf.js and firejail make your attack surface huge and difficult to review or constrain and probably tank per
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Beside licensing issues I'm not sure the solution should be to link Poppler (which has a multiple CVE's every year on average) into the database server, especially if you process untrusted data. Seems to be a great way to gain acc

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