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Yhis can probably be achieved with distribited builds on NixOS with a mster that had all other machines configured as build servers. In this setup the nix daemon on the master can delegate build tasks to other build machines, let's cal
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We recently got some in for testing at work. The adoption of intel GPUs, and AMDs for that matter, however will pose a challenge as the inertia in many fields is high for CUDA. This is also supported by big CUDA ecosystems for, e.g., MD, Fl
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The New Tetris – The Cutting Room Floor
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NixOS-anywhere: install NixOS everywhere via SSH
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Hydra – a Framework for configuring complex applications
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Redis has a few features outside of k/v, like a good pub-sub implementation, that make it very useful in addition to a good DX and mature libraries. Memcache on the other habd is just solid and mature. It also has some inertia as being
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To give some context here it should also be said that many 18 year olds don't even remotely have a fixed vision of what that "something else" will be. In Germany there are multiple programms in schools for students around the
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NixOS Wiki – the unofficial user wiki
(nixos.wiki)
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I really look forward to the DLC and the latest update. After playing through most endings in 2021 it has been awesome to see their consistent updates and I would love to take another try at it. While not as extensive as the Witcher 3, whic
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Gitea, as someone using GitLab. Both will intefrate with editors though GitLab's MR/ Issues tend to have more mature integrations (if you want that in your editor). GitLab is good for teams or when you want to play with a fully fe
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Ah, reminds me of the days RSA was restricted for export[0]. Coming from Germany with FinFisher[1] having actively circumvented export restrictions it also appears those only help a bit if $$$ is involved. [0]: https://en.m.wikip
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It does when one of, if not the only, important metric is growth. And for many publicly traded companies that act in the social/dating space growth tends to be a key metric. After some point the "natural" growth and contracti
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Sequoia PGP: A new OpenPGP library
(sequoia-pgp.org)
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Idk, but I'd rather see a new iteration of PostgreSQL, similiar to Hydra[0], with a new engine become the upstream instead of a whole new database. There's a lot of experience about db operation and how to approach MVCC encoded in
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Tbh this can all be covered by ANSI escape codes. They aren't very expressive or compasable, in comparison to CSS but adequate for most TUI programms. And even the DX around them is okay-ish in textual and other TUI frameworks.
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Well, they've made their "you don't own it" at least transparent by only ever selling you a license. This in itself is problematic-ish but still not as underhanded as physical products that you fully own.
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Offtopic but: > The emperor penguin admitted some trepidation about this release. The emporer penguin is an awesome nickname.
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Write Your Own Virtual Machine
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At the end of the article is a link to his gofundme: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-the-fight-against-cancer-wit... Consider checking out for more background and information (or maybe to donate).
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It's also an easy way to get caught by brain drain. Germany is already somewhat suffering from this for highly skilled workers.
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Maybe offtopic but jQuery still kinda rocks for small proejcts. It's not the fastest nor does it do fancy compile steps to avoid the DOM but instead just provides an easy-to-use API for most common tasks. And as a bonus the documentati
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Our part time labor problem (2015)
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Hmm, it looks interesting but it seems to lack a precise need that's not covered atm imo. I also wonder how defer would be handled. After the last yield? After each yield? Should defer be executed when an iterator is not fully consumed
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Huh, I'm surprised this gets past the symbol mangling done by most js minifiers. Though maybe they don't mangle attribute fields everywhere. However this is a nice hack around "modern" page structures and kudos to the au
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Ugh, idk, especially the part about moving around (running besides an animal, moving in the grass in the ISS section) were too clean. Like no dust, no specs of dirt from the grass nor any kind of traces of actually having touched anything.
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Either work. Though being rich is "only" useful when the family is willing to donate to the faculty/ university.
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Interesting, I wonder how much of a battle will occur around this with Nintendo and Disney Japan. Who wouldn't like a friendly plumper assistant ai with a red cap?
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The GNU C Library (glibc)
(gnu.org)
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Because it allows te encoding of information the id. This makes it, at least in my experience, somewhat sortable.
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It has become more difficult, at least for me, to find games without gambling components as a main design elwment in recent years. On the one hand this lead me down a quite enjoyable route of (re)discovering single player indie games and re
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