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by ignaloidas 4y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if the fact that argon is heavier caused the failure. Argon gets into the drives, assisted by the larger pressure outside of the drive at the time of the release, and it wouldn't come out within a reasonabl
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by ignaloidas 4y ago
Considering that the data rate of the configuration specified at the scope is ~14Tbps, not really. Even the data rate that the scope is interpolating from is ~745Gbps, while 400Gbps Ethernet is still fairly rare and mostly limited to backbo
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by ignaloidas 4y ago
Seems like it is focused so much on how fast it responds to queries that it forgot that it is extremely important on how good it's responses are. Lucene's main benefit is the huge library of token filters to improve the understand
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by ignaloidas 4y ago
It's not just a custom dictionary. Stop words are usually excluded for a reason, you need to understand the nature of the query, and when to exclude what looks like stop words from being pruned. It's not really a job for a snowbal
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by ignaloidas 5y ago
If they'd manage to convince other ISP's to drop any BGP sessions with Russia, it probably means a separation of Russian internet from the world, and that would probably make more harm than good in the bigger picture.
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by ignaloidas 5y ago
Why have flags at all? Just use the native language name and a translation.
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by ignaloidas 5y ago
Side note: the language selection is stupid on the website. No, I'm not from Germany, and I don't speak German even if it's the closest country to me that you sell laptops in. Also, it's a bad practice to associate flags
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by ignaloidas 5y ago
The smallest RISC-V processor for FPGAs that I know of[0] needs 1.2K LUTs on ice40 FPGAs, so maybe barely [0]: https://github.com/BrunoLevy/learn-fpga/tree/master/FemtoRV
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by ignaloidas 5y ago
Since PineNote will have an actual GPU unlike reMarkable, I do expect that it will handle many PDF's without much trouble.
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by ignaloidas 5y ago
> Elasticsearch changed their licence for more or less this reason And look how it's going for them. AWS very nicely forked elsasticsearch and now has the fork that seems to be gathering quite a bit of momentum. I doubt that AWS was
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by ignaloidas 6y ago
It is similar on GoboLinux as well. There is a Recipe repository that contains build scripts that you invoke with Compile, which automatically compiles and installs the package.
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by ignaloidas 6y ago
It's all compile on machine, there's no package repository, only a Recipe one.
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by ignaloidas 6y ago
Just as much as their much-hated Amazon https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensource/amazon-giving-back-a...
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by ignaloidas 6y ago
It's not problem of SMTP or email in general that Outlook is trash. I get it, ages ago you bought into Microsoft's ecosystem, but can't you acknowledge it's flaws? If the server you're using doesn't let you sen
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Epic vs. Apple vs. Google matters to consumers(spacepub.space)
1 points by ignaloidas 6y ago|0 comments
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by ignaloidas 6y ago
There have been several games made with Godot released on Switch recently. The main blocker is Nintendo's NDA's. There's a recent twitter thread[0] from developers of one of those games. [0]: https://twitter.com&#x
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by ignaloidas 6y ago
Location: Kaunas, Lithuania Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Flask, Django, MySQL, a bit of C++ Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ignaskiela Email: me@ignaskiela.eu 18 year old with n
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by ignaloidas 6y ago
Because Docker is a really shitty way to package applications. You don't package the application, you package an entire linux distro, with it's packages, and your application into a single opaque blob. Normal package managers just
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by ignaloidas 6y ago
Nothing is stopping you from using more than one email client.
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by ignaloidas 7y ago
Location: Lithuania Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: - Deep knowledge of Python - Good knowledge of Django, Flask - Basics on HTML, CSS, JS Resume: Put shortly - I worked in a startup for a year during 11th class
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Pornhub handing out free premium subscriptions to help Italy fight coronavirus(thenextweb.com)
17 points by ignaloidas 7y ago|1 comments
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by ignaloidas 7y ago
Language server support is in Godot 3.2, there are extensions for VSCode[0] and Atom[1] currently. [0] https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=geequlim... [1] https://atom.io/packages/lang-g
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by ignaloidas 7y ago
Quote: > Note: The content in this post does not apply to using VPN for their intended purpose; that is, as a virtual private (internal) network. It only applies to using it as a glorified proxy, which is what every third-party "VP
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by ignaloidas 7y ago
Proxy is securely leaving the network. There is no real difference in the principle of operation besides the protocol(SOCKS vs OpenVPN, etc.)
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by ignaloidas 7y ago
Well, you now control the endpoint and have a lower probability of your traffic being snooped, as major VPN's have a concentrated stream of "interesting" traffic while random VPS's don't.
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by ignaloidas 7y ago
Almost none of the IO of that page is cached actually[0]. The only thing I'm sure that is cached is the templates themselves. I'm pretty sure that neither git lookups, nor DB accesses are cached, where you can save time. And mind
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by ignaloidas 7y ago
Not necessarily. You loose a bit of data reliability(which is an important quality for a backup provider) by using a drive that fails more often, and you have to pay wages to workers that have to replace those failing drives. At a scale 5%
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by ignaloidas 7y ago
I think footer text might interest you: > "But if plaintext is so good, why is this page written in HTML?" >This is a reference document, not an email, you twit.
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by ignaloidas 7y ago
Now that page recommends using git send-email, on which the author also made a tutorial: https://git-send-email.io
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by ignaloidas 7y ago
For Protonmail: maybe using PGP and sending over TLS?? Protonmail bridge basically does this, just over a proprietary protocol.

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