cosmotic

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by cosmotic 5y ago
iTerm2 has a setting to use GPU and it makes it consume tons of CPU. Turning it off has no apparent adverse effect.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Just curious, why GPU rendered?
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by cosmotic 5y ago
It doesn't seem the high traffic settings would adversely affect low traffic instances, which is why these defaults smell so bad.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
The worst part is that these problems only manifest under high load. Unless a team does performance testing (for long periods of time? in a highly-production-like environment), they might never know of many of these issues.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
That's too bad google searches for her name or business will now forever be a long list of articles and comments about her supposed right to discriminate based on religious beliefs.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Nearly all of these are approximately "users did something they expected to work, but it didnt; shame on them" or "We chose a safe but mostly bad default, shame on users for not realizing it". I understand the rational f
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by cosmotic 5y ago
I presume jdeploy is using its own code-signing to bootstrap the download and installation of other apps. Why not bootstrap a pkg?
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by cosmotic 5y ago
This does indeed solve a significant burden. Relying on npm seems a bit awkward. I might suggest using native packages, especially on mac; something like a DMG or .package.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
I was worried 16GB wouldn't be enough considering my Windows machine would crash with docker+chrome+IDEA due to out of memory errors; my m1 mac with 16GB has all that plus countless other apps and runs very well.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
So it's flawless and shit? Am I missing something?
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by cosmotic 5y ago
As cool as these things run, an over-the-air update that just lets it run a bit hotter could work surprisingly well, especially for devices with fans.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Over-sexualization is a bit different than legitimizing COVID denial and quack medicine and so are the consequences of each.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
When the old DDP expires, you buy more. If it lasted longer, you would not buy more. Though it sure causes destress on their best customers. Quite the dilemma.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
I was estimating off the speed it takes to pull images to my local computer where the limiting factor appears to be something other than my internet connection so either the image extraction process or a docker hub throttle.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Image pull size for a container is likely the concern. It could shave a few seconds off a regularly-run integration test. If it's run via on-demand build agents, then there's no image cache.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
It would only take 34 more artists to have the same demand to make dropping Rogan worth it, which seems doable. I'm glad someone got the ball rolling; Hopefully others take it to the finish line.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
It may not refresh automatically before they revoke. I had luck manually renewing which is largely automated but not entirely.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Confirmed, no CYMK mode in painter. I'm extremely surprised; it's like the product's main selling point: reflecting real world media.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Without downloading and trying it out myself, I'm skeptical of the claim that Corel Painter doesn't mix colors correctly; this is one of their main selling points. I suspect they just left it in RGB mode instead of switching to CY
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by cosmotic 5y ago
You saw correct, but user != human. User = email address. Two NASes, a bug tracker, a CI/CD server, printer, a catch all for either of two domains, it adds up. The combined disk usage is about 3GB, well under the limit for a single use
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by cosmotic 5y ago
I find ~$1000 a year for just email accounts for three humans to be egregious (the non-humans are service accounts for things like NAS, printer, or TeamCity/Jenkins).
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by cosmotic 5y ago
My retired mother and retired father are both considered "users" and so are my numerous service accounts. This will cost me almost a thousand dollars a year for three actual humans that use the service for nothing more than gmail.
533.
by cosmotic 5y ago
From my perspective the problem is availability and cost of 2.5, 5, and 10gbe switches.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
This smells less like an optimization developers should make and more like a bug or low-hanging-fruit improvement to the engine.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
I've seen people get quite upset when I skip the "hi, how are you" bits. Know your audience I guess.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
There are a a few: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Journal_ranking
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by cosmotic 5y ago
Victims already fell for the first part of the scam, buying into crypto without first understanding what it is.
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by cosmotic 5y ago
This may look and smell like a peer reviewed study, but I cannot find any reliability rankings for the journal 'Cureus'. Wikipedia article on Cureus is brief and it appears they allow anyone to publish. I would take this article w
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by cosmotic 5y ago
I did get feedback that working hard all the time was disenfranchising to the rest of the team. Much of the team did in fact play video games and browse the internet at work. I think the decision was well above my manager. The story is a lo
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by cosmotic 5y ago
In my experience, there are two intermediate group: 3.) Folks that are, for whatever reason, satisfied with log statements and can't be bothered to learn something new 4.) TDD die-hards where a debugger is evidence of a failure to foll

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