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by g-mork 11mo ago
If it was AI-generated I had no difficulty with it, certainly on par with typical surface level journalist summaries, and vastly better than losing 2 hours of my life to watching some video interviews.. :) AI as we know it may not be real i
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by g-mork 11mo ago
Handforth Parish council Internet edition. You have no authority here, djb! No authority at all
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by g-mork 11mo ago
Talk about a gargantuan project.. also awesome to bag such a thing. He's lucky to even have the resources to store^W warehouse it
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by g-mork 11mo ago
Same old world thinking.. Google use single PSUs too, real redundancy came from having multiple machines, and Hetzner certainly makes that cheap enough to accomplish on a budget. You can also pay for 10 Gbit as an option with Hetzner, and a
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by g-mork 11mo ago
> I saw a Boa snake at a zoo once and knew I wanted to name my next project after it Top tier reasoning, literally makes me want to use it
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by g-mork 11mo ago
You're in a very unique position to render a great public service just now - could you point in the direction of the secret storage used for the database key on Windows? I tried to locate it before but could not. Since that DB is about
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by g-mork 11mo ago
Did I trigger you by picking DEI as an example? You can find a million alternatives from e.g. the Firefox<->Google relationship. No need to start name calling or whatnot
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by g-mork 11mo ago
I'm not so sure, becoming dependent on corporate funding means importing corporate policy. Is it really necessary for a DEI policy being required to appear on ntp.org, or perhaps the sudden advocacy of some proprietary protocol crapwar
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by g-mork 11mo ago
I used this app over the weekend, it's actually quite handy. Can't help but notice those priority boarding and seat selection buttons while checking for the gate number. You can also order food from your phone in the cabin using s
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by g-mork 11mo ago
They move 200 million passengers a year. The app is full of upsell. Please explain how your open standard accomplishes their goals
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by g-mork 11mo ago
Meh, you might be lucky and get XGPON first, at least Virgin is already primarily rolling it out, no idea about Openreach. I'm living abroad and have 350 mbit up by default. It's considered crappy for the area. Max you can get on
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by g-mork 1y ago
Is this just a rip of Collabora or is it more?
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by g-mork 1y ago
Somewhat unrelated, but you just tied wasteful software design to high it salaries, and also suggest a reason why Russian programmers might also seem to on the whole be far more effective than we are I wonder if msft simply cut dev salaries
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by g-mork 1y ago
Stopped making sense for the mass hosting use case, but it is still wildly useful for setting up and tearing down during dev work, especially when hacking on the kernel itself, which you can trivially attach GDB to
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by g-mork 1y ago
CloudFlare page rule or similar to a custom internal URL with the max request timeout jacked up as high as possible (or whatever) set, stick a little async web server behind it that hangs every request after the first byte for say.. 1 hour.
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by g-mork 1y ago
The EMV standard has long supported an offline transaction flow. AFAIK it was the default almost everywhere in Finland circa 2011, contactless there was almost always instantaneous. Digging into why that was compared to the invariable wait
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by g-mork 1y ago
That seems a lot more complicated than simply using cheap unshielded drones against an ineffective weapon, but I guess it's possible
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by g-mork 1y ago
the A7R has a background FTP function but the problem is Wifi is deadly unreliable and low bandwidth for transferring huge files. for camera automation I've found it much easier to write to SD card then handle import in batches
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by g-mork 1y ago
There might be surprisingly little value in going tape due to all the specialization required. As the other comment suggest, many of the lower tiers likely represent basically IO bandwidth classes. a 16 TB disk with 100 IOPs can only offer
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by g-mork 1y ago
1) steal computer, 2) copy unencrypted SSH host key from it to a new computer (which necessarily must not be stored in the data volume), configured with the network identity of original computer 3) leave new computer in place of original to
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by g-mork 1y ago
Would not be surprised to see the typeinfo needing shipped taking up more space than the internal GC implementation it replaced :)
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by g-mork 1y ago
Vaguely related technique with similar goals (but I love the one posted here) http://blog.notdot.net/2007/9/Damn-Cool-Algorithms-Part-2-Se...
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by g-mork 1y ago
try reducing your buffer size and -probesize to help with that delay (and/or optionally fixing the video format parameters so probing isn't needed at all)
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by g-mork 1y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20250914222638/http://ewaste.fka...
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by g-mork 1y ago
Exactly, MCP is essentially a way for tools to talk to other tools, but how people use it can vary. Let me know if you need anything else.
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by g-mork 1y ago
You're talking down to a technically unskilled dermatologist for successfully producing a useful app without the help of an engineer? Curious behaviour! This is far from the first story like this, in combination they're a potent b
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by g-mork 1y ago
Mind-boggling logic, for example any existing roundtrip-heavy application (such as CIFS) would gain visibly and immensely because that latency is multiplicative
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by g-mork 1y ago
I wonder what ProtonMail are doing internally? Mistral's public API endpoints route via CloudFlare, just like apparently every other hosted LLM out there, even any of the Chinese models I've checked
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by g-mork 1y ago
One person was able to claim 9% of all HN clickthroughs
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by g-mork 1y ago
Wouldn't be surprised if a creative tax accountant could find a use for it

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