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by eyegor 4y ago
The enterprise stuff is almost always longer lasting, but the only one that truly lasts is (was?) optane. You shouldn't trust an ssd long term, especially modern ones. I've probably seen 100 drive failures in total (hdd and ssd) a
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by eyegor 4y ago
You gotta be careful doing that with modern ssds, they generally fail instantly with no warning signs. I've never seen smart data report under 90% but I've seen tons of modern ssds fail in a year or less. I wish they would just be
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by eyegor 4y ago
It actually gave you 2 for the price of 1, that's quite the success
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by eyegor 4y ago
If you actually want a github alternative, use gitlab. Can't speak to the web experience, but self hosted is miles better than any of the alternatives. I found gitea to be fairly lacking.
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by eyegor 4y ago
However, their websites have not held to their software standards. Links break all the time in my experience, especially for older documentation (msdn, etc).
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by eyegor 4y ago
Can't believe how soon this announcement came after the redhat "we're killing centos support now, best of luck". It's pretty clear how this industry reacts to major support changes with no heads up.
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by eyegor 4y ago
The optimist thinks the glass is half full The pessimist thinks it's half empty Microsoft excel thinks the glass is January 2nd
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by eyegor 4y ago
Perhaps market segmentation, perhaps they heard of a vulnerability in their implementation that they couldn't patch (hence the microcode update). Intel loves market segmentation (server specific avx extensions, bfloat, ecc, overclockin
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by eyegor 4y ago
Last time I talked to them, the entire f# team at Microsoft was still fewer than 10 people. Language features, lsp modules, visual studio support, etc. They do technically exist but it's far from a focus at ms.
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by eyegor 4y ago
This is a cool idea. Right now my goto tends to be https://devdocs.io/ , but the idea of a conversational type of layer is fascinating. It's always a struggle in a new set of docs trying to figure out their phrasing for
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by eyegor 4y ago
In my experience, most of these "cloud/advanced/ai" anti-virus tools will tag your executables if you use common open source packers (upx) or open source obfuscators. Using less common tools generally doesn't raise
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by eyegor 4y ago
That seems to only be true for the BEGIN EXCLUSIVE statement, which sounds like it's the entire point. Sqlite is generally a bit more bring your own batteries by design, so if you care you would add timeouts at the writer. Unless I&#x2
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by eyegor 4y ago
If you're actually an independent researcher, sometimes you can find professors at universities or national labs that are willing to help out in exchange for credits on the paper. I've had success at [redacted] labs in the New Mex
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by eyegor 4y ago
I found a performance comparison here [0] and these are the same numbers that they present in a talk I found on youtube [1]. The gotcha I see is they haven't mentioned what version of each framework they're running, python runtime
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by eyegor 4y ago
> How can I use Codon for production or commercial use? > Please reach out to... to inquire about about a production-use license. Having "contact us" pricing with several incompatibilities makes this pretty hard to consider
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by eyegor 4y ago
The one built into vs2022 has this and works pretty well if you happen to use it already. I think vscode has many of these features but I haven't tried it there. Otherwise I'd say look at gitkraken (free for personal use I think)
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by eyegor 4y ago
The reason I mentioned c# is because it feels like "if Java adopted new features at a decent rate" and these days pretty much all of it is MIT licensed. Coming from Java to c#, I found it much more ergonomic and productive mostly
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by eyegor 4y ago
If you're really new, I'd say either python or c# (unless you have a goal in mind). C++ and rust are both a lot more difficult to learn if you don't have any background imo. The scoping and memory management rules will distra
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by eyegor 4y ago
Have you tried running it in pypy? Or using @njit in numba? I've found both to be faster than cpython. Of course there's also cython if you're brave but that tends to be a lot more work.
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by eyegor 4y ago
If you're interested in profiling, you should check out scalene. It's leaps ahead of every other profiling tool I've used in python and honestly might be the best profiler I've used in any language. It will give you per
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by eyegor 4y ago
I haven't tried it myself, but pytorch has supported amd gpus via rocm since 2021. https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/infinity-hub/pytorch
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by eyegor 4y ago
I hate to break it to you, but outside of gaming, fluid sim, and battery life / power draw tests, nothing else matters for modern chips. Schmucks only need the kind of horsepower a phone is capable of, or want to know how long it will
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by eyegor 4y ago
I would suggest using system.data.sqlite instead, it's the official version from sqlite and is actively maintained. Additionally, it's self contained whereas the Microsoft version requires separate dlls. Personally I've used
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by eyegor 4y ago
I believe they're counting inflation itself as a derivative
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by eyegor 4y ago
In soviet python, runtime cares (if you accidentally use a tab in a file that otherwise uses spaces, you get a runtime exception, or vise versa)
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by eyegor 4y ago
I seem to recall things getting worse before the industry swung back into sane specs. The bulldozer era cpus were toasters that could do 5-6 ghz and both amd and nvidia made high power gpus with 2 chips on a single board.
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by eyegor 4y ago
Generally the final stage is in the 1v ballpark. Giant buck converters are already the standard and we're still below 1kW for the foreseeable future so you don't even need something novel. Examples: https://www.powerele
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by eyegor 4y ago
I'm partial to aggregators like this: https://dohliam.github.io/dropin-minimal-css/ since every one of these libraries tends to go for a different style. Most of these (including yours) can be compared easily ther
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by eyegor 4y ago
You're forgetting the only real claim of the bitcoin paper that spawned the industry: an append only transaction ledger with tokens that are near guaranteed to be legitimate. If you look at the stock market mess that happened in the pa
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by eyegor 4y ago
People who use commit -a terrify me. The value of a tool like this is it makes it trivial to review changes, stashes, etc. in a convenient way without needing to look up commands. This tool in particular is built to handle huge repos which

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