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by i336_ 11y ago
It looks like you fished the awk file out - I found http://cowlark.com/mercat/com.awk.txt linked directly on that page, which, at 1610 total lines (1518 SLOC counting commented-out code), sounds like exactly what you&#
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by i336_ 11y ago
Now it's been updated to use dd, and can run with /bin/sh. It's sad that languages rise and fall by the feature base present in their standard libraries.
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by i336_ 11y ago
Why do you wish to never see him again? Honest question.
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by i336_ 11y ago
It's kinda sad, but it's gotten to the point that heavyweight players are going to be needed to fix the problem. I just really hope that the banks either don't figure out how to make everything go in their favor, or that the
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by i336_ 11y ago
Yes, but, the article states > ...the block chain is controlled by Chinese miners, just two of whom control more than 50% of the hash power. That's a pretty unique situation. If a predominant amount of hash power were concentrated i
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by i336_ 11y ago
Hmm. 15TB definitely sounds nicer than 10.... :D :D I fully intend to buy disks with widely spaced apart manufacturing dates, so theoretically this should be manageable. Now I get why 8 disks is recommended... you can make a mirrored pair o
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by i336_ 11y ago
Wow, this looks really cool. One curious idea that might be worth exploring: writing a Vulkan guest driver on top of this stack. It would be a novel approach, as the guest would see a Vulkan-centric view of the world (making development rea
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by i336_ 11y ago
In case anybody's still reading this, I have a couple of use-case questions. I'm planning on setting up my first volume pool using 4 5TB Seagate ECs. I can't get any more than four to begin with. I was intending on using mirr
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by i336_ 11y ago
> I make weekly image backups on top of my increment file backups. The images are ~800GB and 200GB. Yeow. This needs a good helping of ZFS snapshots!
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by i336_ 11y ago
> the screenshots I posted are my Excel mockups ba-dum-tss ...I see :P. Well, you've definitely got a really nice visual design so far, at the very least. I say keep it; the aesthetic (Excel-ness and all) looks good. (That said, n
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by i336_ 11y ago
Potentially relevant sidenote: Using VirtualGL ( http://www.virtualgl.org/About/Introduction ) and TurboVNC ( http://www.turbovnc.org/About/Introduction ), you can drop a GPU in a server and serve up
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by i336_ 11y ago
Try and locate high-level contact email addresses, or even better, phone numbers. This might be a long shot, but when I'm trying to solve difficult problems like these, I just call Sales. And Sales might have these phone numbers! Sure,
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by i336_ 11y ago
It might be worth starting a discussion on this subject (here or elsewhere) to make more people aware of this problem. (It was buried at the bottom of the comments here, not many people will see this)
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by i336_ 11y ago
TIL about this, this is very cool. FWIW, "Latest commit ... 4 days ago," so it's not dead, which is nice. (And 4 days certainly gives lots of hope!)
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by i336_ 11y ago
Congratulations, you're now a member of the elite club of people who've (possibly accidentally? :P) made a subfeature so cool it needs to be a first-order thing in its own right. I'm sure you've seen all the back-and-for
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by i336_ 11y ago
Oh, TIL; I had no idea it was actually free. I understood that each user got 500 points and that you use 10/day, which gives you 50 days of usage... aaand then I'm not sure. I'm not dissing it, I just don't understand (a
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by i336_ 11y ago
Oh, neat... that's pretty amazing, actually.
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by i336_ 11y ago
Oh, okay. I'll have to check that sometime, thanks! Indicates messy retro-setup-to-be in garage
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by i336_ 11y ago
Another commenter said exactly the same thing about texture size, so I think you've pretty much nailed it. The native build sadly didn't fix much; Electron === Chrome at this level of the stack pretty much. Thanks for taking the t
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by i336_ 11y ago
Looks like you're right, the author responded saying exactly the same thing :) I tried killing webGL, which technically worked - I see a card deck! - but it didn't practically work: said card deck interacted at about 0.75-0.9fps
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by i336_ 11y ago
These are my own hazy opinions, but I suspect it starts at " Wallet vaporizes from shock " and goes up from there. I remember reading about how old IBM mainframes used to have a couple ThinkPads (literally two, for redundancy) bol
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by i336_ 11y ago
Wow, thanks for taking the time to respond! :) And now I get it: RAM emulation is not 100% stable due to the fact that application architecture simply isn't optimized at all to handle the interfaces yet, as opposed to flaky hardware (m
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by i336_ 11y ago
This comment is the opposite opinion to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10849162 . Interesting
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by i336_ 11y ago
This comment is the opposite opinion to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10847769 . Interesting
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by i336_ 11y ago
Seconding the low-res thing. Another person here took a sequence of shots and just linked the individual images. If you like tinkering, the step up from that would be stitching the images together with something like Hugin.
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by i336_ 11y ago
What alternatives have caught your eye and been the most refreshing?
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by i336_ 11y ago
This is pretty interesting. It's possible that people might confuse this bit... > The performance of SCMs means that systems must no longer "hide" them via caching and data reduction in order to achieve high throughput.
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by i336_ 11y ago
I thought I'd transcribe this line (it seems the most relevant): > "Instead, what if that text...was actually text? Text that could be searched, Text that could be highlighted. That's more utility and power."
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by i336_ 11y ago
/!\[L TIL TIL TIL TIL TIL TI]/!\ I'm saving up for a little 10TB disk array... at this rate it will be full shortly after it arrives. This is gonna be so awesome to go through... thanks for this!!
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by i336_ 11y ago
This article has a pesky agenda that needs to be filtered for, but might be relevant: http://www.theverge.com/2015/12/30/10691290/twitter-mac-outs...

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