dietr1ch

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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
What I think is missing today is a way to challenge someone else's car. A few independent reports should force an early checkup, and if passed soon after the accusation, the accusers should get their own just to have something at stake
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I was alright with the backup cameras and an AUX cable (Bluetooth sucked for at least a decade and not owning your media will forever suck) Now I can stream video from my phone to my car's screen, but can't have the phone ask the
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
> Much of the time they seem to be trying to bait folks into an encounter Those are kids playing to be cops. If the PS5 was affordable to people with such a low level of education they'd be playing CoD at home.
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
You're absolutely right
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I guess that number is as good or as bad as you want with the right nesting. Protobuf is likely really close to optimally fast for what it is designed to be, and the flaws and performance losses left are most likely all in the design space,
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
> I've always had this fear of accidentally flashing my .env file with production secrets to the whole room (or recording). Can't you just intersperse entries with multiple-screens-worth of blank lines, or add noisy variables?
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Yeah, and you should get rid of that
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I see this backwards. If my machine is only secure because of the magical firewall that practically blocks everything, then it isn't really secure, especially in a world were so many devices make it physically past the NAT and can be c
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Flipping `image.jxl.enabled` made it work for me after refreshing the page. I'm using Librewolf 146.0.1-1, but I guess it works just fine in firefox 146
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I got that part, it's just that it overlooks the power consumption of the AI race. I wish we reach the everything is equally bad phase so we can start enjoying the more constant cost of the entire craze to build your own model with mor
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
> The training cost for a model is constant Constant until the next release? The battle for the benchmark-winning model is driving cadence up, and this competition probably puts a higher cost on training and evaluation too.
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
My main goal with buying an EV is to give the middle finger to the oil industry as they have meddled with the world too much. They screwed public transit and entire nations just for profits. I love my Subbie and I'll keep that until it
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Yeah maybe I'll get a Chinese car in 50yrs
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Maybe the open/free part will help with slightly better prices. What a sad world to live in, stochastic bullshit machines and exploding drones get more computers than I
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
At some point they realised and the newer ones have a dupex air duct so you can keep air pressure even
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Maybe you were the drug addict?
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Good point on the second order concern, but I'd get potatoes and keep non-perishable food for later. Assuming the exact same weight or available caloric intake will be wasted is too simplistic.
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
Is this your use case? https://docs.zerotier.com/bridging/
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by dietr1ch 9mo ago
I see I lose data on the [18kHz..) range, but at the same time as a male I'm not supposed to hear that past in my early 30s, sprinkle concerts on top and make it more like 16kHz :/ At least I don't have tinnitus. Here's
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by dietr1ch 10mo ago
The problem isn't customising your editor to use the symbol you want, but to have a spec that allows freely sharing files back and forth without trouble. Org has no specification other editors can follow (although people have tried add
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by dietr1ch 10mo ago
What's cool about Org isn't the symbols, but the semantics of a tree with tags, TODOs (along agenda & scheduling), and code blocks. Org had the problem that a single implementation gained too many features and went underspecif
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by dietr1ch 10mo ago
The problem is that I forgot (if I ever knew) bash. I can write fish, scripting or interactively on my shell without thinking too hard about the syntax, but when scripting in bash I require an example or using my snippets to be sure I'
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by dietr1ch 10mo ago
I too thought that the TPM was something to be trusted with a secret until a BIOS upgrade just wiped mine. I'm not relying on TPM again.
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by dietr1ch 10mo ago
> the question (in my mind) is balancing the length of that delay with the usefulness of column order queries for a given workload. I seem to keep running into workloads that do inserts very quickly and then batch reads on a slower caden
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by dietr1ch 10mo ago
Analytics is done in "batches" (daily, weekly) anyways, right? We know you can't get both, row and column orders at the same time, and that continuously maintaining both means duplication and ensuring you get the worst case f
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by dietr1ch 10mo ago
Yeah, but you need `uv`. If we are reaching out for tools that might not be around, then you can also depend on nix-shell, #! /usr/bin/env nix-shell #! nix-shell -i python3 --packages python3
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by dietr1ch 10mo ago
Side note: To anyone that reaches out for du and ncdu from time to time. I recommend checking out `dua` (and `dua interactive`). It's way faster on my SSDs
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by dietr1ch 10mo ago
What's the point of making up subgoals? Just to avoid something happening?
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by dietr1ch 10mo ago
Can't my eBPF sched starve my monitoring processes, or my eBPF firewall rules prevent me from getting security updates? If Eve gets to load bad eBPFs programs in your computer then I doubt counter-measures in how they run can save you.
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by dietr1ch 10mo ago
> I told the waitress “you too” wrt to her telling me to enjoy my meal. That's not too bad unless you are in a group and they make fun of you right away, but it's a fumble that you can fix and start a good play if you don'

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