dunno7456

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by dunno7456 4y ago
Wasn't HSBC accused of money laundering for cartel back in 2012?
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by dunno7456 4y ago
People still thinking one "runs stuff on kubernetes". No, you run stuff on Linux, using kubernetes to manage it.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
> I constantly find myself in a state of paralysis where I know what to do, I know how to do it, I even know how to do it quickly so it can be over and done, but I still just don't want to START anything. I'm stuck in the same
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by dunno7456 4y ago
5G drains the battery way too fast, and 4G is good enough for me.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
YouTube is now full of garbage too.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
Worth mentioning that rocm packages are already available in debian testing. apt install rocm-smi rocm-cmake rocminfo rocm-device-libs I don't work with ML & co, so YMMV.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
Oh yes, working on one ticket a week, changing 2 lines. That's it. Preventing your coworkers to do meaningful work. Being extremely bureaucratic. More and more I'm thinking about leaving this tech world.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
I worked in two different team in two different companies where a full rewrite of the core system was done in typescript. The technology itself had few issues like compilation time and inability to run the application locally because of rea
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by dunno7456 4y ago
So much time spent reinventing push/pull
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by dunno7456 4y ago
On sand.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
Just the web subdomain seems to be down.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
The land of potatoes is Peru.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
Does the issue with giant vsize+wasm-guard-pages (from about:memory) when using uBlock origin causing this behavior of OOM Killer?
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A PS3 Story: The Yellow Light of Death(youtube.com)
2 points by dunno7456 4y ago|1 comments
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by dunno7456 4y ago
The story behind the GPU issues with Xbox 360 and PS3 around 2008
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by dunno7456 4y ago
Everything is bad and needs replacement :)
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by dunno7456 4y ago
I put HN into /etc/hosts and time to time I find myself automatically opening a new tab, quickly typing the URL and starting at a connection refused page. And how often that happens is concerning, but that little trick helps me to
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by dunno7456 4y ago
> Now, write a software. People wants to add a feature to YOUR software. You have absolute authority in deciding whether to accept. Isn't that called "gatekeeping" nowadays?
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by dunno7456 4y ago
I think the new Nest scheduler may help if not fix a lot of the issues reported, or? Anxiously waiting it to land! https://www.phoronix.com/news/Nest-Linux-Scheduling-Warm-Cor...
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by dunno7456 4y ago
> What is the essence is computing? According to Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie the essence of [communal] computing are fellowship and close communication.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
This is a reflection of agile brin dead on the water when it comes to it's promises.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qs2QcycggWU check this out, excellent teardown explanation about how the antenna works.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
+1 this, as it also helps to sleep better and that makes a huge difference. It's important to be consistent because it takes some time to start noticing the benefits. Also, create a bed routine and stick to it. For example, taking a ho
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by dunno7456 4y ago
> There's your problem. You have people who build stuff without caring where and how it runs. Recipe for disaster. Spot on, but not only that, also decisions made based on number of hands in a room.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
People that understand how infrastructure works knows that k8s is not complex. Everyone else gotta complain about it just because.
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by dunno7456 4y ago
Since Microsoft acquisition GitHub quality seems in decline, constant outages, git pushes that doesn't goes through while status page is green and now the attempt to remove trending page... Is it the end of the original GitHub's
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by dunno7456 4y ago
https://archive.ph/5hs3q
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by dunno7456 4y ago
Well written! Thanks for the team!