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by c0balt 2y ago
This might be naive but you may take a look at warm water cooling from HPC/ Hyper Scalers. Combined with a custom block this should stay stable at the 50-60° sweet spot.
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by c0balt 2y ago
> To add more complexity -- you have these semi-predictable hype-waves especially two peaks in case of most YT videos where a "once-a-month" content becomes an "everyday" content before again becoming a "once-a-m
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by c0balt 3y ago
Depending on the setup it can be a pain to get nested containers working sometimes. There is, e.g., Docker In Docker but this often required a privileged host container which is often not provided in CI/CD pipelines.
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by c0balt 3y ago
It's likely newsworthy for Splunk customers/ partners. Though I'd expect a bit of a delay before customer-facing changes start rolling out.
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by c0balt 3y ago
You are clearly misrepresentating the value here. They also put a watermark on each image. /s
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Release Candidates for Isabelle2024(lists.cam.ac.uk)
1 points by c0balt 3y ago|0 comments
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by c0balt 3y ago
Interestingly, the OP also doesn't appear to have changed their tone since then. They were even active within the last week.
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by c0balt 3y ago
> That should be quite easy SysAdmin stuff is quite easy in terms of complexity to some sw stuff. The problems, similar to traditional engineering, tend to come from the rather high cost of failure. To expand further, it's easy to s
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by c0balt 3y ago
They are discontinued as of the end of January 2024. (See the FAQ section). Their only ARM appears to be Cost Optimized Arm: https://www.scaleway.com/en/cost-optimized-instances-based-o...
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Open Hardware Glasgow Interface Explorer(glasgow-embedded.org)
2 points by c0balt 3y ago|1 comments
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by c0balt 3y ago
> [..] a brief filed by the FTC and the Department of Justice offers a helpful guideline for antitrust compliance: your algorithm can’t do anything that would be illegal if done by a real person. That one weird trick that doesn't w
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Internet Archive(archive.org)
3 points by c0balt 3y ago|0 comments
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EFF – We Flew a Plane over San Francisco to Fight Proposition E. Here's Why(eff.org)
7 points by c0balt 3y ago|0 comments
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by c0balt 3y ago
If I understand correctly your cost will stay the same. The bill for march might be a bit different but the total cost should be identical. Their usage will also stay the same-ish with usage = allocation for CPUS, Ram and storage.
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by c0balt 3y ago
> But something else that matters (possibly not so much in the US, but definitely in many other countries) is mini internet 'brown outs', where there's a sudden internet drop out for just a few seconds. Availability, i.e.,
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by c0balt 3y ago
> WHY are awk and sh/bash the "best" thing on nearly all Linux machines, the default choice? From my experience with of them: They are good enough. Leapfrogging software with incremental advances only works sometimes and t
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by c0balt 3y ago
Going to the sections for language interactions shows a lot more stuff, e.g., the first full go example: https://testcontainers.com/guides/getting-started-with-testc... Shows how you can embed the declaration of db fo
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by c0balt 3y ago
That's an interesting perspective. I would be surprised though how long any change would take to propagate given the big intertia behind all of these tools. The fact that you can find awk and (ba)sh on nearly all Linux machines makes i
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by c0balt 3y ago
Higher order YAML logic, sounds fun to implement as a preprocessor
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by c0balt 3y ago
> The KCC also imposed another fine of 15 million won on Twitch for its failure to implement a system to prevent the distribution of illegal footage. That's an interesting point. I wonder how much processing would be required to get
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by c0balt 3y ago
> These time estimates seem excessive. 8 hours to “set up the environment”? Likely a windows user /s
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by c0balt 3y ago
<slaps the chip>, you can run so many different variants of Doom on this bad boy /s
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by c0balt 3y ago
Take a look at https://chooser-beta.creativecommons.org/ . It's a simple Question based selector for Creative Commons licenses. It asks you about what you want others to (not) do with your work and recommends you a lice
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by c0balt 3y ago
That was an interesting read, thank you for sharing your perspective somewhat transparently. I wonder how other industries with "producers" handle these kind of marketing efforts. How do you advertise/ market to a mechanic or
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ESPHome – control your microcontrollers remotely through Home Assistant(esphome.io)
1 points by c0balt 3y ago|0 comments
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by c0balt 3y ago
You might want to take a look at https://esphome.io/ for an easy integration of an ESP32/8266 into home Assistant.
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by c0balt 3y ago
For context: - 1 crore = 10.000.000 rupees - 1 crore = 120,424.81 USD [0] = 112,191.41 Euro [0], at the time of writing based on xe.com
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by c0balt 3y ago
> Let's say I basically want to generate a series of random numbers billions of times. That's a bit vague, if you only need pseudo random numbers consider a xorshift based approach, e.g., https://pkg.go.dev/gith
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Archive of Formal Isabelle Proofs(isa-afp.org)
4 points by c0balt 3y ago|0 comments
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Catala: A programming language for the law (2021)(arxiv.org)
3 points by c0balt 3y ago|0 comments

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