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2y ago
It is possible with windows storage space (remove drive from a pool) and mdadm/lvm (remove disk from a RAID array, remove volume from lvm), which to me are the two major alternatives. Don't know about unraid.
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2y ago
But I presume it is still not possible to remove a vdev.
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Yes I should have rather written “an absence of data”. But still not “unknown”.
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2y ago
...and speedbumps!
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2y ago
The problem is that in practice in a database NULL is a placeholder for a missing value, not an unknown value.
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2y ago
Same experience from me. Most website will show you the result of the CV parsing and in the end I find it takes me less time to populate the different parts manually on the recruiter's website than to try to correct the mess those syst
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2y ago
That’s a fair objection. Still you would expect the plane to sink into the grass after that.
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Like doing what things? What I read so far is that they suspect the pilot had control issues. I don't think people who say that it's a bad idea to have a concrete wall at the end of the runway argue the plane should make its way t
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2y ago
CV driven development!
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That's fair, but different LLM behave differently, so you would have to redo your testing from scratch if you were to swap the model. I think that would be the primary problem.
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2y ago
Amazon as in AWS is possibly a better analogy. What AWS sells is mostly commodity. Their moat is the cost of integration. Once a company has developed all its system around AWS, they are locked in, just because of the integration cost of sw
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2y ago
No the transfer of defense spending to social spending was an explicit policy in the 80s/90s, that was refered at the time as "the peace dividends". And the fact that it is diverted into social spendings is also significant,
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2y ago
That's true but apart from Poland, all large EU countries have anaemic weapon production and diverted all their military spending into social programs decades ago, which they cannot reverse. They are at their budget deficit limits and
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2y ago
And given recent announements I suspect this is David Sacks idea. Sacks has been consistently equating any perceived conflict of interest with evidence of corruption. In this case he wants US citizens to pay taxes to push up the price of hi
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2y ago
Next: create a bash script to find out if the PhD advisor reads HN
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That's also why nvidia's position is fragile. The cost of the GPU is so high that at one point AI will have to be profitable and it is practical for those models to be ported to a competing platform.
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2y ago
Well, let's hope you are right
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2y ago
You are arguing between different flavours of jihadist groups, none of which I would refer simply as "rebels" or showing them taking over as a positive thing.
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2y ago
Not to go straight to the godwin's point but that's a "Hitler didn't hurt puppies" argument. This guy is former Al Quaeda and clearly a jihadist.
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You mean what he tells CNN while he is trying to get US support? Reminds me of what we were told of the talibans when Biden was trying to hand them over the country. "They are not the same talibans", "they want to be a good w
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2y ago
There is nothing in his wiki bio that suggests moderation.
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> You know that brutalism is long dead, don't you? that's kind of the point with modern architecture. It's at best lame, often outright ugly from day one, and aways never age well. The only merit is that it is made of no
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2y ago
> replacing a secular evil government by.. jihadists in a loose coalition. WCGW? that's what strikes me the most. All the newspapers have rebranded "ISIS" "the rebels". The headline would be otherwise "ISI
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You mean to replace the whole building with a beautiful brutalist structure made of dark concrete?
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That might be a blessing in disguise to not pick up the bad habits from IT depts of large corporations: spending more time playing with your tooling than solving the company's problem, being uninterested in understanding the business o
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2y ago
Not that dodgy. It’s right against canary wharf. All the areas immediately around canary wharf are being redeveloped into housing/office/retail buildings, the market is currently surrounded with construction sites.
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Would like to know the numbers built and how different from a regular airline soap dispenser. If you ask any manufacturer to build something custom made with unusual specs and you buy only 5 pieces, you will get pretty steep quotes vs the n
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2y ago
You don't lose taste, you lose your appetite, which means you can resist the temptation to eat easily, and you feel full very quickly. That doesn't prevent you from eating what you like, but it does help you to not eat too much of
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> emerging research showing that up to 40 per cent of the weight lost by people using weight-loss drugs is actually muscle That's the sort of headlines that smells like bullshit to me. My understand of those drugs is that they don
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I believe they always do that with the ION line which has crap endurance for random writes (relative to the average datacenter SSD), so I assume it's a way to reassure customers that the non random is not that bad.
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