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dharmab
3y ago
Binding arbitration often does rule in favor of the users. Famously, Uber was buried with arbitration cases that went in favor of drivers.
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3y ago
Haber-Bosch is the reason there are over 7 billion humans on Earth instead of closer to 2 billion. It's very difficult for any digital technology to compete with that.
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3y ago
Don't forget: Soap/handwashing, antibiotics, the smallpox vaccine, the Haber-Bosch process, blood transfusion, anesthetic and PCR!
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3y ago
You will have to wait for shipping from China- I bought one as a gift for a friend and it took about two weeks from order to arrival.
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3y ago
Thank you for this, this is a helpful guide to looking into some of these things further.
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3y ago
In my experience Jenkins is like shell scripting- in the hands of hands of someone who understands its strengths and weaknesses and is very disciplined in how it is used and maintained, it's both performant and flexible. If you follow
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3y ago
My first soldering iron was the one from Harbor Freight. No kit there either, I had to look up a list of stuff to buy.
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3y ago
If you buy direct from Pine64, you can get a stand for an extra two bucks. A brass sponge is what, another two dollars? And many hackers likely already have a GaN charger or Apple charger.
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3y ago
Could you link some resources on critiques of Airflow? I have some colleagues using it and knowing of any impending footguns would be helpful.
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3y ago
Alright, compare to up and coming air combat game Tiny Combat Arena, which requires at least 1GB.
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3y ago
y copy of DCS World (a popular combat flight sim) is around is 426GB. This is positively featherweight for the genre.
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3y ago
I use i3wm + kitty abd it's instantly responsive. Such a refreshing experience.
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3y ago
I used this approach as well for my personal site. I made a shell script to build out the complete HTML files which can be served as static content using a no-server host of choice. Currently I'm using GitHub Pages behind CloudFlare fo
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3y ago
This comment reads like a Yes, Minister scene.
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3y ago
In high school through about 2010 I helped organize LAN parties. It was an underground thing. We had our own caching servers and networking equipment so two dozen rigs wouldn't overwhelm our hosts' internet. It was as much about s
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3y ago
A classic on *nix networking fundamentals: https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/ It includes a further reading list: https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/html/split/more-references.html#... Thes
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3y ago
There are good privacy reasons to use a Chrome-like user agent: https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/g/blink-dev/c/-2JIR...
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3y ago
> And I need a tool chain for inspecting a sick container trying to figure out why CPU jumped 25% for no apparent reason. You can attach a debugging container with your tools temporarily: https://kubernetes.io/docs/c
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3y ago
Generally with scratch images you build in a less weird environment, then copy your application's files into a scratch image. https://docs.docker.com/build/guide/multi-stage/
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3y ago
https://collapseos.org also by one person
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3y ago
Main reason I can think of is you are a kernel developer and you have broken your own kernel in such a way that the regular reboot hangs.
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3y ago
If you are optimizing for image size, Alpine is not the best choice. For example, Distroless ( https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/distroless ) has options 50% smaller than Alpine.
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3y ago
I did manually clone from GitHub and build myself and download the model separately. I also noticed that many of the CLI flags the author chose are questionable after I read the docs and help text.
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3y ago
You can clone llama.cpp on GitHub and the models from HuggingFace. No need to trust this unrelated website.
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3y ago
That's odd, the build step only took me a few minutes on an 5900X on Linux. EDIT: Timed a clean build at 30 seconds.
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3y ago
A few people I worked with commuted by train and used most of their commute time to work.
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3y ago
The 5V/500ma number is copied from the USB 2.0 spec; the Mikrotik device may be outputting more than specified by coincidence of the hardware used to manufactured it
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3y ago
Also if your infrastructure is elastic, image size can cause significant delay to scale-up and instance startup. At large scales it adds up to wasted money on provisioned resources spending time downloading the images. Very noticable with s
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3y ago
This is like saying books have no value because the cost of distribution is near zero. Books cost money because quality authorship is scarce and people are willing to pay for "ongoing support" (sequels and future works)
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3y ago
If you want to minimize inage size Alpine isn't the best choice anyway. Something like Distroless is usually a better choice.
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