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da-x
1y ago
I'm not sure it's working well. https://www.alltext.nyc/search?q=linux
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da-x
1y ago
There something about this. I am on my 6th smartphone, it is the first phone of which the screen accumulates scratches. Google Pixel 9. None of my previous phones needed a screen protector.
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da-x
1y ago
> Unlike how rpm or apk packages are done, the deb package sources by design avoid having one massive procedural packaging recipe. I think that one massive recipe of a well documented preprocessed language such as RPM is exactly what mak
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da-x
1y ago
Boy, the C-suite that sold in the 2019-2021 peak at $150 a share knew what they were doing.
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da-x
1y ago
It may be a secondary effect - that the extension of life from reduction of cellular damage was due to the mice being less stressed out mentally after being stoned.
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da-x
1y ago
I am using tmux with a 200,000 line history and have no issues. Also, in 2017-2018 I contributed a few fixes for memory leaks related to buffer history, so make sure you are using a recent version.
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da-x
1y ago
I wonder if in 2040 after 100 Gigafactories are built, large majority of power planets are green and rely on batteries, and ICE vehicles contribute only to tiny fraction of all pollution, there will still be people saying "it was just
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da-x
1y ago
This is unlikely. It's his life's mission.
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da-x
1y ago
Yes, there's KV cache 'Blending' see [1]. Future versions of LMCache are aiming to support this. [1] CacheBlend: Fast Large Language Model Serving for RAG with Cached Knowledge Fusion- https://arxiv.org/abs&#x
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da-x
2y ago
Many stuff gets invented in raw form much before everyone receives it in a much more structured way. Around 2007 when Linux namespaces started getting better support, I had made a small executable to use these system calls and to spin up a
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da-x
2y ago
WSL2 is analogue to coLinux and WSL1 is analogue to Cygwin. WSL2 is definitely what you want in place of coLinux. However, both have merit in what they can achieve depending on the circumstances. There is long thread on Github about the swi
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da-x
2y ago
Hi. I'm Dan Aloni, original author of this project. It still warms my heart to see this pops in HN every few years. The others who have worked on it and myself are keeping that site as the good relic that it obviously should be :) It s
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da-x
2y ago
Do not go gentle into that good night. I will never subscribe to such negatively fatalistic views.
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da-x
2y ago
I really thought he was talking about relocating mankind to asteroids and orbital stations
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da-x
2y ago
Multiplanetary is easy, multistellar will be a whole different game
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Are We Multiplanetary Yet?
(arewemultiplanetaryyet.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
"instead" ?! There was already a cold war with Iran before Oct 7, and many warned it could pop any moment. It could be said to the detriment of Netanyahu that he ignored that and didn't want this on his watch. Iran was primin
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da-x
2y ago
There's no way around getting having the nutrition part figured out too, meaning you need to stop eating like crazy. Saying this from a personal account, where I went down from 20% body fat to 13% in just 3 months and saw various healt
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da-x
2y ago
This pattern of usage always seems like abuse. When `make` is used as a glorified front-end to `bash` scriptlets, why not use `bash` directly instead of having two-level of scripting? See: https://blog.aloni.org/posts/b
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da-x
3y ago
AFAIK the main issue with silicon electronics is not the propagation of electric signals in wire but the switching time of transistors, in such that wait time of computation is 99% inside the transistor and not on the wires between them.
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da-x
3y ago
With some smart dynamic binary translation it would be able to run Arm64 OSX binaries. Just 5 times slower.
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da-x
3y ago
Find the actual source of your inferiority complex and root it out.
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da-x
3y ago
There are so many of them, and they are in fact so successful, that a Knesset MP _suggested_ passing a law that will make it criminally illegal to elicit orthodox jews to leave the religion! Link: https://www.maariv.co.il/ne
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3y ago
The argument _for_ the exemption is that it will allow them to join the workforce and contribute to the economy, instead of staying in the yeshiva (which is currently a condition necessary to get the _current_ exemption, and which I think a
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da-x
3y ago
Way too much, have been using GPT4 every day since it was available. Engineering. I hope to train a good local LLM that I can run on my Nvidia GTX 4090. I don't have high expectations though.
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da-x
3y ago
It takes time to notice that if you do _several_ of these background jobs with `&`, you will only get the exit status of the last one when you do `wait`. Errors of the others will be swallowed. Then you _have_ resort to 'wait <p
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da-x
3y ago
Recursive decent parsing! For example, here's a template for a script, with a `main` function, parsing for an `--interactive` flag, and handling of positional arguments. If you want an option to take an argument, you can simple extend
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Show HN: Deltaimage – create and apply diff layers between any two Docker images
(github.com)
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3y ago
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da-x
4y ago
Do you mean that it was proven that observation affects the other end immediately, or is it only just a theory? If so, how it was proven, without it also being useful for sending information?
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Putting Tests in a Separate Git Repo
(blog.aloni.org)
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4y ago
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