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by hbogert 6y ago
Wouldn't it be so smart to exclude comments in the size calculation?
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by hbogert 6y ago
If you're fast enough to click the reader button, the paywall is indeed omitted
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by hbogert 6y ago
All I use is a browser,terminal and Docker. Ubuntu seems fine it provides quick access to the above and works quite well ootb on laptops. For servers? I'd like to transition to a well-maintained kubernetes stack. I stopped caring which
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by hbogert 6y ago
I think it's pretty brave telling the world that you didn't think about a problem with common knowledge and went full engineer on this. I mean, I think at least 10% of us here could've hypothesized that they might be asking t
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by hbogert 6y ago
I hardly ever disagree with the man, but as long as at least 50% of freshman get this wrong in introductionary lectures of fundamental logic, a named principle is very appropriate imo.
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by hbogert 6y ago
experience based on chrome under linux; it was laggy, while I should've been the best case they could cater to. FiberTTH, 2ms to google. It constantly gave me the laggyness that you get on a console, but on a PC, but worse! Yes, you ge
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by hbogert 6y ago
for me as a non-american, I have to say it's really a mine-field what word is offensive or not in this decade. Black was wrong in the nineties iirc, but's okay now. Colored, seems to have a connotation as well, which to a lot of f
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by hbogert 6y ago
bad according to your cultural background?
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by hbogert 6y ago
what's also outlandish is the anglo-saxon view on being the ceo of a company. we're all a slave to the machine it seems.
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by hbogert 6y ago
Satirical? I would +1 either way.
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by hbogert 6y ago
Populisticmechanics.com
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by hbogert 6y ago
> It's more empowering developers to get their packages into users' hands very fast. They don't need to worry about the distribution." And this is why it's a double edged sword. I like packages to be validated by
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by hbogert 6y ago
I think you have a point. There's no free lunch in evolution based systems, at least that's my perception.
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by hbogert 6y ago
speculative memoization on execution states? Wow, that can never be energy efficient, can it? /update she actually says the word memoization in 22:15, so much for original thought.
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by hbogert 6y ago
You mean that it can create decent parsers?
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by hbogert 6y ago
I used java starting in high-school and got it extensively in Uni. I've been using Golang for the last half year and it feels like I'm reliving the dark ages in which java has lingered so long. Heavily patterned, but even dumber t
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by hbogert 6y ago
must've been very progressive for the time. Science was a lot better marketed back then.
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by hbogert 6y ago
I read 'california plant' as a euphemism for weed. Do these really cramped titles also read very ambiguous for native english speakers at times?
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by hbogert 6y ago
Do you mean pass can encrypt with multiple keys so you can share creds? I thought it only supported one gpg per store.
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by hbogert 6y ago
meh, just use plain cpus; see dpdk https://fast.dpdk.org/doc/perf/DPDK_19_11_Intel_NIC_performa...
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by hbogert 7y ago
it's ironic that my energy company probably burnt coal to power my laptop for this, which was running 100% for this website. When will web developers become more aware of the implications that their choices for rendering can have
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by hbogert 7y ago
Beside image size and build time, runtime performance can be really bad with alpine's libc implementation (Musl). My colleague pinpointed that for example PowerDNS has a throughput of less than 50% compared to a PowerDNS running with g
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by hbogert 7y ago
Your storage should be separated from the worker nodes. Unless you have some hyper-converged setup, then you make the deliberate choice that your node became special. (sorry for using the term hyper-converged)
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by hbogert 7y ago
That means your docker file is portable, but your images are not, which is what your parent is referring to. It's a friggin mess. It's still the same as when I started using docker.
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by hbogert 7y ago
I liked most of their rules. I can only hope my spouse will go along with it, when I introduce the same rules.
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by hbogert 8y ago
I don't know what's more shocking, the inflated 800k, or the ignorance of the anti vaxxers
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by hbogert 8y ago
Now an experiment with 4 gpu nodes. Horizontal scaling matters as well, which is not shown here. Furthermore, using less than 16gb of data.. why would you use these frameworks in the first place? It is common knowledge that a grep and sort
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by hbogert 8y ago
Says someone with a PhD. The advice in the text of just going into the field of ML blazing, is just weird. Every field is difficult, and you always have to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Personally I like to get the basics first, s
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by hbogert 8y ago
not sure how this is a analysis framework itself. Could be a very helpful component in a complete analysis framework. Academically, I do think the functionality that this application provides is rather weakly positioned, i.e., what is the r
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by hbogert 8y ago
This is so wrong that you almost start to think that the eff is somehow exaggerating this; they're probably not. The secrecy is the worst part. Democracies should be about openness. EU is arguably democratic and hardly open.

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