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dapperdrake
2mo ago
See also: https://flashdba.com/storage-for-dbas/
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dapperdrake
3mo ago
Also: DARVO.
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dapperdrake
3mo ago
Cry in story points. Like a real scrum master level 9000.
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dapperdrake
3mo ago
It seems like retries are sometimes best left to the human being in front of the screen. Works well enough.
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dapperdrake
3mo ago
CAP theorem. Pick one of those.
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4mo ago
#|))))
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dapperdrake
4mo ago
Then where are the HDMI ports on Nvidia's current data center GPU product lines?
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4mo ago
And the change in failure rate and technical advances are a de-facto change in actual depreciation vs. accounting depreciation.
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dapperdrake
4mo ago
Electricity gets converted to heat which has to be removed through the cooling system. Performance per Watt is the key metric for data centers full of GPUs.
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4mo ago
Kernel option nohz_full in grub config. Also disable hardware SMT as a kernel option in grub config. Then the cores can clock down way more often and L1 data cache size doubles. XFCE and X11 tripled my laptop battery life vs. whatever Wayl
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4mo ago
The joke is awesome. Sadly, monospaced fonts kill sarcasm.
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4mo ago
"Everybody has a production system. The lucky ones also have a test system."
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4mo ago
Wow. GitHub gaining the same reputation as DNS ("it's always DNS"), printers, OSI layer 8, and PEBKAC is actually a bit of an achievement. Hat tip to Microsoft.
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4mo ago
zpool-replace(8) https://openzfs.github.io/openzfs-docs/man/master/8/zpool-re... ZFS got this right. MDADM on ext4 somehow did not. EDIT: ext4 on MDADM. How ZFS gets this right: zfs(8) on zpool(8). So,
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4mo ago
ATA (SATA), SCSI (SAS), and NVM (NVMe).
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4mo ago
Underrated
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4mo ago
Look at flag --standalone. At least for html output pandoc seems to be able to handle something that feels like partial pandoc input in practice and produce html output that behaves like a snippet. Pandoc AST - format called "native&q
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4mo ago
I saw a presentation about this in 2022. Someone found a way to get "something like" a tri-diagonal matrix that was equivalent to the LLM they were studying in 2022. Apologies for being informal and hand-wavey. Been a long time a
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4mo ago
Not even cross-domain. (Nor cross-co-domain.) Trigonometric polynomials are also polynomials. And linear spaces are all "the same". That is what the definition is for . Even the transpose-mapping is linear.
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5mo ago
First half didn’t sound so bad.
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5mo ago
Most of the whimsy vitamins are between the skin and the banana.
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5mo ago
And the Internet routes around a problem, yet again. Good example of the 2020s on why there is practically truly only one Internet instead of many.
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5mo ago
Do intermediate values always turn into double floats?
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5mo ago
Maybe that feedback loop finally got fast enough to die out.
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5mo ago
Am also interested in this. Manufacturing for the win.
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5mo ago
Float32Array Math.fround()
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5mo ago
Mostly good. A bit wordy.
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5mo ago
Computers are very good at repeating a known "recipe". They can add numbers billions of time per second. Yes, billions with a bee. The hard part is coming up with a recipe that solves your problem and that the machine can ru
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5mo ago
Writing memory safe code in C with (most) compilers slapping UB in your face without so much as a warning is about the same as vibecoding.
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5mo ago
Spot on.
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