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by gdevenyi 8mo ago
What is a 'library OS'?
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by gdevenyi 9mo ago
They already do if you're always buying a new apple product
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by gdevenyi 9mo ago
I find it very amusing the number of 'Canadians' in this thread saying how great a place it is after prefacing the comment explaining they now live in the USA.
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by gdevenyi 9mo ago
Every province except Alberta is in dire financial states(Venezuela events will finish them off) . We have no gold reserves. In the next 5 years there will be a mortgage cliff for those who bought at the peak. Major Universities are about t
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by gdevenyi 9mo ago
This is not a greivence this is a lamentation.
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by gdevenyi 9mo ago
The Canada the author refers to is gone.
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by gdevenyi 9mo ago
Welcome Ideological science published to support the regime. There's a lot more where this came from .
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by gdevenyi 9mo ago
Or try to build it yourself.
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by gdevenyi 9mo ago
What was the point of mandatory TPM then? I thought they were storing the keys securely there!
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by gdevenyi 9mo ago
Many people use zrepl, how does this compare?
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by gdevenyi 10mo ago
No. Just no. Terrible HPC integration. Proprietary runtime.
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by gdevenyi 10mo ago
> Enum type 4-byte floating point number This is why the storage is weird. Why would you use a float for distinct number storage!
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by gdevenyi 11mo ago
https://open.substack.com/pub/takecontrol/p/dermatologys-war...
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by gdevenyi 11mo ago
https://open.substack.com/pub/takecontrol/p/dermatologys-war...
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by gdevenyi 11mo ago
Instead of directly parsing ss, use the jc program to produce JSON. https://kellyjonbrazil.github.io/jc/docs/parsers/ss.html
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by gdevenyi 11mo ago
Did you report this as a bug?
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by gdevenyi 11mo ago
You do not ship computers with massive GPUs installed.
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by gdevenyi 11mo ago
In our ZFS JBOD setup with 90HDDs we scrub regularly and never find checksum errors. Instead, we might get a few recoverable read errors, but more likely, no SMART warnings, just sudden drive failure disappearing from the bus.
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by gdevenyi 11mo ago
I hate this screenshots for commands and outputs everywhere
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by gdevenyi 11mo ago
Coming soon, adversarial attacks on LLM training to ensure cryptographic mistakes.
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by gdevenyi 1y ago
No mention of Okular from KDE.
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by gdevenyi 1y ago
Fun fact, the VW microbus has the same engine as this Porsche.
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by gdevenyi 1y ago
10G. You're cute. My institution still has 100M everywhere. I'd love 1G.
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by gdevenyi 1y ago
Yup. Known at least 11 years ago. https://youtu.be/ceFyF9px20Y
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by gdevenyi 1y ago
> They didn't test U.S. models for U.S. bias. Only Chinese bias counts as a security risk, apparently US models have no bias sir /s
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by gdevenyi 1y ago
Sadly this project looks dead.
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by gdevenyi 1y ago
I'm not sure I trust science journalists to summarize scientific papers either.
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by gdevenyi 1y ago
Fascinating comparison of the main page here versus the OpenIPC camera firmware also on the front page. First thing I want to know is "do I have this hardware". These guys do it right.
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by gdevenyi 1y ago
> You’re acting like bcachefs systems are storing Critical Data That Absolutely Cannot Be Lost. It is to the user storing it.
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by gdevenyi 1y ago
> Homeschooling: where someone unqualified to teach every subject toughs through it and there are absolutely no standards And if my wife and I are teachers? With postdoctoral degrees? > > School choice: How we get taxpayers to pay

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