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by fock 6y ago
Well, I take the the opposite stand: GPT-3 = Give a 3rd grader wikipedia and some paper. While it's certainly fun how it's relatively coherent in writing text, I couldn't see yet, how it links syntactically correct text to ac
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by fock 6y ago
clang with "-Ofast"; I really wonder, which other options are there?! And imho this just doesn't explain the 200% difference? And some other things which are bugging me: - can you only optimize for A53 on Android with the big
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by fock 6y ago
not sure, what they are measuring though - random Xeon from spec.org: https://www.spec.org/cpu2006/results/res2017q3/cpu2006-20170... ; at most 30% higher frequency, yet twice as fast. Well...
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by fock 6y ago
so could you provide some actual, open-source basic benchmarks. And not strange, opaque geekbench results... I guess AMD is fine for me (as is my old Intel-notebook) and I'll just wait for POVray, GROMACS and Co. EDIT: And well, I not
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by fock 6y ago
well the PAW is nothing than admins at least putting their browsing into a VM (which costs round about 0€...). And seriously I never thought that doing else was a thing. But hey, apparently I am too far removed from sysadmins...
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by fock 6y ago
are the (known) Android bluetooth-RCEs fixed everywhere, where this runs?
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by fock 6y ago
oh yeah, magnificient AI at Google search. Picked up my ebook-reader again, wanted to know about the state of linux there. so do a search: "<model of ebookreader> linux ssh" (since a good shell is the point, where you can st
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by fock 6y ago
so, is there any open-source alternative including a login manager and preferably supporting accelerated graphics - xrdp is no solution you can sell anyone today just from the looks of it? I suppose the state of this affair is, what is real
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by fock 6y ago
I was saying Tier 3, where Tier 1 ist GCP, AWS, Azure, Tier 2 Oracle, IBM and Co. and Tier 3 everyone else who is so small that he can't compete with his own API for the breadcrumbs.
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by fock 6y ago
you generally have a unified API with all the Tier3-clouds already. Everyone is using OpenStack. A pragmatic way would have been buying RedHat and making a foundation out of it, but keeping the business running. But that would actually work
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by fock 6y ago
I'm actually also not totally sure how you can fight "racial inequality" by protesting in countries with roman law (so no biased jury and harder to do "buy the court" moves) and a non-mass-murdering police force. Ba
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by fock 6y ago
eh, you know, you can put your styles in a rc-file? and yeah, you have to load your defaults every single script (though you have to do that with every tool?!)
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by fock 6y ago
I guess if lighting is good, you put the phone on a tripod and manually set up the shot, you can capture these things. The amount of work involved is staggering though, and the pocketability of the solutions and using stuff without an assi
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by fock 6y ago
I guess if lighting is good, you put the phone on a tripod and manually set up the shot, you can capture these things. The amount of work involved ist staggering though, and the pocketability of the solutions and using stuff without an ass
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by fock 6y ago
so... it's a cellphone picture. and yeah this is exactly making the case in point. Photos are ok, but in good to perfect light every camera does this.
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by fock 6y ago
and now Microsoft has to move its german HQ again ...
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by fock 6y ago
> Sending pics home from a dslr? I hope you got your notebook with you and 1-2 hours in your hotelroom. I'm already done on the phone... not sure if you ever had a modern camera (e.g. <5 y.o.), but with my Canons the hotel room i
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by fock 6y ago
generally modern lenses peak sharpness slightly stopped down. and then they are sharp - and yeah, you can't fake sharpness either (and even if not printing, the camera nearly always produces good enough output for a 4k wallpaper - a ph
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by fock 6y ago
Yes, k8s makes it easier and more consistent. But it's not like all the stuff from the past suddenly stopped working or was not possible like GP made it sound ;)
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by fock 6y ago
well, I am not really interested in your convox-ads but more in your claim that it somehow makes the typical docker-workflow of running random-software from the net somehow HIPPA and PCI-compliant? That's an interesting claim, especial
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by fock 6y ago
remote syslog has been a thing for how many years?! As has using a standard distribution for your app with a non-root-user for each app, easily wiped and set up every deploy (hint: that's good for security too!). Monitoring was also a
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by fock 6y ago
so you build your docker images all by yourself using just a dockerfile and your statically linked app based on RHEL - for all that HIPPA and PCI compliance?? Iirc the current hottest shit of this shitshow (the dockerhub-using "ecosys
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by fock 6y ago
recently talked to a non-SV software developer friend: yeah, I killed two days making a window show up on top of all others on ubuntu with QT (under KDE, so, a supported business-configuration...). After telling him that this is a standard-
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by fock 6y ago
the communist systems so far were mostly autocratic and yeah, most of them were not worse after a transition period than the previous autocrats and provided far more social mobility and care for poor people than a lot of other systems... I&
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by fock 6y ago
You are aware that a shower every week or even clean water for consumption is _not_ available for 30% of "humanity": https://ourworldindata.org/water-access I am not sure, how "I am gonna give you clean water
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by fock 6y ago
sadly, I think that Python isn't really useful in any ecosystem sort of way last I checked. You probably can ffi the dlls into it, but that's it. In my undergrad days I once did a "UI", then interned at a company with so
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by fock 6y ago
seriously, the problem is apps wanting unfettered, opaque access to your system and data. If the default Steam install can r/w everywhere, anti-cheat needs kernel modules and a game can install a Trojan (like recently exploited with So
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by fock 6y ago
think of Google as the marketplace for anything you can think of to search for and you get the idea.
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by fock 6y ago
they can of course (and are), but there are still a lot of underpaid jobs (compared to cost of lving) out there (and these companies are not going out business strangely, so they seem to find labor). Basically for a german it doesn't m
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by fock 6y ago
in Munich: starting salaries with a masters are 55-60k€ (before tax!) at average car related companies (even for non-CS-grads doing SWE with a physics/math background), 60-70k€ at the actual car companies. Social sciences/other jo

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