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by cestith 7mo ago
From the spec sheets I’m looking at, it is not. I’m seeing models of the Dell Pro Max with 128 GB of DDR5-6400 as CAMM2, then a separate memory of up to 24 GB on the GPU. CAMM2 does not make the memory unified. There are also SO-DIMM option
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by cestith 7mo ago
There’s no way to build domain knowledge like working in the field you want to target. This could be a reusable model for people looking to serve a well-targeted vertical with one’s own software company for that vertical.
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by cestith 7mo ago
Honestly, I read that passage as Carol realizing as she spoke that she had been underwatering that spot semi-consciously the whole time. That’s one of the things about expertise gained by doing. We don’t always realize exactly what we’re do
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by cestith 7mo ago
Reading it, I get the feeling the author worked the story the way Tom Hartmann works those agricultural machines. The AI gave input, but the author was tweaking it with human knowledge and wisdom.
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by cestith 7mo ago
A bot, sure, but also an extra terrestrial intelligence. Unless we’re talking a Stargate or The Magicians type of scenario where humans exist on a lot of different worlds. After all, they tend to ask you to prove you’re a human. If they ask
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by cestith 7mo ago
I have a laptop and a phone right here, right now. I have actual calculators around here somewhere. I’ve been out of schools for decades. I still can do arithmetic and basic algebra in my head or on paper and often do. I’m hoping the situat
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by cestith 7mo ago
Any software developer who hasn’t read _The Practice of Programming_ by Kernighan and Pike should. It’s not that long and much of it is timeless.
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by cestith 7mo ago
How many F500 companies use cash accounting? How many public companies altogether?
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by cestith 7mo ago
Well, Japan has Searchdesk.com and a few others. Excite and Yahoo have Japanese versions of theirs that are hosted in Japan.
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by cestith 7mo ago
Input: Text editing is a basic, fundamental, and reusable skill across all of Information Technology. Output: Text editing isn't just a task—it's a mission-critical, foundational skill set that scales across the entire IT ecosyst
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by cestith 7mo ago
Every decent Chromebook the past several years can run a full Debian. I’m guessing the one thing you’re mentioning is disabling that feature. There are still client-side firewalls and some other settings to change to lock it down further fo
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by cestith 7mo ago
Yes. As of now she’s still living.
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by cestith 7mo ago
My uncle married a woman with the same first and middle name as one of his sisters. My new aunt chose to use her husband’s name as her married name, without hyphenation or anything. His sister, my aunt, never married. One was an RN and the
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by cestith 7mo ago
The app certainly opened for me. I don’t know that I’d use it. Design and layout of an interface is useful apart from the implementation though.
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by cestith 7mo ago
Debian stable isn’t that much more version locked than CentOS or RHEL. Debian also has the Testing tier, which is semi-rolling. Or you could use Unstable. Or if you’re brave, you could use Nightly. Ubuntu, Mint, PopOS, and others with Debia
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by cestith 7mo ago
macOS or Windows can be similarly locked down. In the schools, the school locks it down. In many companies, there are management tools like JAMF, InTune, or NinjaOne that lock down laptops, desktops, tablets, and cell phones a little or com
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by cestith 7mo ago
You can still design the layout. That’s useful, but not nearly as useful as they are planning.
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by cestith 7mo ago
I think I understand the trepidation a lot of people are having with prompting an LLM to get software developed or operational computer work performed. Some of us got into the field in part because people tend to generate misunderstandings,
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by cestith 7mo ago
Is this more like a programming language, or more like a specification system akin to UML?
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by cestith 7mo ago
It also allows for much better record keeping than just spinning up new versions in production without the pipeline.
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by cestith 7mo ago
It's possibly something else nondeterministic, which may be even more subtle from an external look than a race condition. That should be rare, but it’s been known to happen.
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by cestith 7mo ago
Not all IaC is Kubernetes.
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by cestith 7mo ago
Here’s a link to the man page for people who want to read man pages in a browser. https://linux.die.net/man/1/ssh https://die.net and https://ss64.com are sites I’ve been recommending for y
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by cestith 7mo ago
I don’t program regularly in Pike. I’ve played with some of the examples from various benchmark and language comparison sites for the most part, but given additional free time it’s a language I’d like to actually use sometimes. I therefore
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9legacy is a continuation of Plan 9 from Bell Labs(9legacy.org)
3 points by cestith 7mo ago|0 comments
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by cestith 7mo ago
It would be nice to see http://9legacy.org/ pick up a bunch more development.
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by cestith 7mo ago
I was prepared for a debate on calling _exit() vs exit() vs no explicit exit in Pike. This app is pretty interesting, too though.
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by cestith 7mo ago
What is the current fastest ppc64le implementation that isn’t exorbitantly expensive? How about the s390x?
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by cestith 7mo ago
Ethernet was once carried over thick coax at like 2 then 3 megabits per second. By the time it was standardized as IEEE 802.3 it was at 10 megabits. 802.3 was thin coax. 802.3e took a step back in speed to 1 megabit, but over phone-type wir
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by cestith 7mo ago
So the flow of traffic is actually better overall, rather than bunching up in one or two lanes while the fastest of the fast lane blows by?

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