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by eximius 4y ago
Linux Mint is the next easiest step from Ubuntu. Then Debian. If you want to learn more, try Arch. If you want to try something avant garde, maybe Guix or NixOS.
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by eximius 4y ago
we have a long term lease for an IP block. we've considered buying one. They're quite expensive to buy but aren't getting cheaper!
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by eximius 4y ago
Is anyone aware of any open source tools for this kind of thing?
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by eximius 4y ago
https://hoppy.network/ Basically WireGuard as a service but we give a dedicated IPv4 and IPv6 with Reverse DNS.
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by eximius 4y ago
you can install `rustup` from a system package manager?
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by eximius 4y ago
That's a good start! Ultimately, I'm not just not sure what the right billing model here is. Obviously, I want to pay a "reasonable amount", but I understand you need that model to have some kind of payment floor. :) Som
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by eximius 4y ago
Wow! I absolutely love this! I will have to try it! Better C4 tooling has been something in the back of my mind for a while and this looks pretty polished. I do have some concerns on pricing. $30-40/editor/month is pretty steep! U
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by eximius 4y ago
Until Nix gets some kind of concept approximating interfaces such that the compiler can tell me "hey, you're missing this field to meet this interface" or "the shape of the argument for this thing is blah", it will
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by eximius 4y ago
Oh, it's not so bad. Having and independent schema file being one to one with the proto files is not quite as nice, but then you still can get bindings in each language to the proto. The goal is to avoid defining the table schema in ea
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by eximius 4y ago
Mostly objective, but slightly misleading. I'd be interested in counting how many times a developer runs `cargo build` compared to `make` and `cargo check` compared to `I don't think there is a c++ equivalent`. I imagine the total
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by eximius 4y ago
Yea, comparing C++ build times and Rust build times seems to ignore the practical workflow differences between writing the two. Also, I think it's a little silly to say that Rust build times scale poorly (even if it isn't quite as
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by eximius 4y ago
That's fair. What I'm unsure of is how well proto can be modeled in various existing relational databases and what the performance and management consequences might be. If I have a message defining a table and it has a field which
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by eximius 4y ago
Well, that's certainly something. I haven't stumbled across this before. It's very interesting, but one reason I want it to be proto is so you can re-use that for bindings with your applications.
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by eximius 4y ago
What I want is a new database that defines tables in terms of rich structures like proto, like Spanner. If that doesn't exist in a couple years, maybe I'll try to build one.
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by eximius 4y ago
Civilization/society is, in a lot of ways, a human rejection of natural selection as the fundamental force driving our species's future. But evolution as a process, as much as we can ascribe these terms to a stochastic process, is
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by eximius 4y ago
so, a normal ruby codebase?
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by eximius 4y ago
I think it depends on the part of the organization. The teams managing the money-handling-software care very much about protecting your cents. The product managers inventing new fees do not.
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by eximius 4y ago
Love to see Cinnamon/MATE represented. Now do AwesomeWM. Easily my favorite DE. Threads the needle between simplicity like i3 but has the power to do anything with it's full Lua config.
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by eximius 4y ago
hmm, has any work been done to include architectural reactivity in objective/reward functions? Like, reward the development of a 'truth' neuron.
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by eximius 4y ago
those are just the public ones
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by eximius 4y ago
I wonder why it was chosen to represent everything, well, not unit vectors, but nothing higher than 1. Why should 2 and 4 both be [1 0 ...] instead of [2 0 ...], etc?
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by eximius 4y ago
My only problem with the new code search is I've noticed some examples where exact string searches fail to locate some matches. I was looking for callers of a function and assumed no results meant no callers. But a simple 'search
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by eximius 4y ago
The simplest might be an endpoint which asks 'which server should I connect to?' Then you can use whatever logic you want for it. If the client disconnects, it just asks again and reconnects. Use a token from the directory endpoin
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by eximius 4y ago
but those get turned back into cash at maturity?
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by eximius 4y ago
The (unreleased?) TCL NxtWear Air seem the closest to what I want, but seem unavailable.
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Ask HN: Are there any dumb virtual screen overlay glasses?
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by eximius 4y ago
You'll find plenty of the customer base of Databricks used to run their own clusters. It's a tradeoff. It might cost less dollars but more time. The time and expertise to run their own clusters effectively is not something every o
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by eximius 4y ago
> for the contexts I care about (small web applications largely written by solo devs). found your source of disagreement. this is, generally, not the domain anyone writing languages cares about. no one writes a language for an individual
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by eximius 4y ago
Sort of. It uses secret sharing so it's not based on computation power. And I didn't see any, but if there is the capability of onboarding new members in the network, it requires bootstrapping a new chain, I think.
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by eximius 4y ago
Something to do with encrypting using a hash of the round number and pair encryption based off a chosen chain's public key. I'm still processing the pair encryption bits.

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