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by infogulch 8mo ago
That's an interesting stress test for I2P. They should try to fix that, the protocol should be resilient to such an event. Even if there are 10x more bad nodes than good nodes (assuming they were noncompliant I2P actors based on that t
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by infogulch 8mo ago
This is a nice increment in ACME usability. Once again I would like to ask CA/B to permit name constrained, short lifespan, automatically issued intermediate CAs. Last year's request: https://news.ycombinator.com/i
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by infogulch 8mo ago
Github doesn't do plurality folding which trips up my searches sometimes. Thanks.
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by infogulch 8mo ago
Does GNL support pleats, tucks, and darts? These sewn features help make flat cloth conform to curves in the body. The terms don't seem to be mentioned explicitly in the repo, though maybe they can be implemented with the existing nota
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by infogulch 8mo ago
Live Streaming to Video Calling to Screen Sharing to Remote Control to Remote Desktop Each is only a small conceptual step from the previous. I wonder if we'll ever have technology that enables smooth transitions from one end to the ot
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by infogulch 8mo ago
How I see SQL databases evolving over the next 10 years: 1. integrate an off the shelf OLAP engine forward OLAP queries to it deal with continued issues keeping the two datasets in sync 2. rebase OLTP and OLAP engine
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by infogulch 8mo ago
If you keep the fd open maybe you could read refreshed secrets through it for live secret rotation.
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by infogulch 8mo ago
Send up a spacecraft with back-to-back / equal area solar panels and radiators (have to reject heat backwards, can't reject it to your neighboring sphere elements!). Push your chip temp as much as possible (90C? 100C?). Find a fav
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by infogulch 9mo ago
Now check this out: > Protobuf performs up to 6 times faster than JSON. - https://auth0.com/blog/beating-json-performance-with-protobu... (2017) That's a 30x faster just by switching to a zero-copy data format
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by infogulch 9mo ago
Why don't we use standardized zero-copy data formats for this kind of thing? A standardized layout like Arrow means that the data is not tied to the layout/padding of a particular language, potential security problems like bounds
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by infogulch 9mo ago
Could you do this with two separate zpools on the same server? zfs send -R localpool@[snapshot] | zfs recv -F objbackerpool Is there a particular reason why you'd want the objbacker pool to be a separate server?
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by infogulch 9mo ago
How suitable would this be as a zfs send target to back up your local zfs datasets to object storage?
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by infogulch 9mo ago
Maybe you should recommend a recipe for configuring playwright with both chromium and lightpanda backends so a given project can compare and evaluate whether lightpanda could work given their existing test cases.
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by infogulch 9mo ago
Yeah it came up on my feed four days ago.
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by infogulch 9mo ago
Adblock data is accessed on every request; so this is 45 MiB of cpu cache .
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by infogulch 9mo ago
> > which doesn’t ship you megabytes of JavaScript > that would be a decision the app makes OK but as soon as some moron with a Product Manager title gets their grubby little fingers on it the app does start shipping megabytes of
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by infogulch 9mo ago
These approaches should be completely flipped, the default should be your upgrade engineers get remote access to the customer's database (vpn, etc) and run the standardized and ad-hoc upgrade scripts on their system. Shipping the c
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by infogulch 9mo ago
ERPNext has a very peculiar home-grown deployment system that is required to host it yourself. I didn't much like it when I looked into it a while back.
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by infogulch 9mo ago
I've been looking into switching our manufacturing business over to Odoo, replacing Dynamics GP + another mfg software. My impression is that it's very customizable, but may require some specialized expertise to implement correctl
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by infogulch 10mo ago
It's especially obvious as a programmer.
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by infogulch 10mo ago
I agree we all ought to use available punctuation marks correctly. That said, I am compelled to lodge a formal complaint against quoted text arbitrarily assimilating punctuation from its surrounding context. Quoted text is a sacred verbatim
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by infogulch 10mo ago
A recent article in the space: What Goes Around Comes Around... And Around... | July 1, 2024 | 30 comments | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40846883 The basic thesis is that the relational model and SQL has been the
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What Goes Around Comes Around and Around(dl.acm.org)
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by infogulch 10mo ago
ok fine, two passwords then
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by infogulch 10mo ago
For WireGuard in general, you provide it an AllowedIPs config which is a list of CIDR ranges that should be routed across the link. That could be `0.0.0.0/0` (aka everything), a single subnet, a union of several, or even individual IPs
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by infogulch 10mo ago
Maybe don't drop the warranty disclaimer just yet. > The MMWA requires conspicuous disclosure of warranty terms (e.g., designations like "Full" or "Limited" as prominent titles). > The common practice of ALL-C
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by infogulch 10mo ago
Unicode wants to be able to preserve round-trip re-encoding from this other standard which has separate letter-K and degree-K characters. Making these small sacrifices for compatibility is how Unicode became the defacto world standard.
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by infogulch 10mo ago
You don't need to invalidate anything if the cache is keyed on the hash of the served objects. To put it another way, a hash-keyed cache results in perfectly precise, instant, distributed cache invalidation. Read the code in my comment
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by infogulch 10mo ago
Automatic version detection, revalidation, prewarming... caching seems so complicated these days. Forgive me for starting a sentence with "why don't we just"... but why don't we just use the hash of the object as the cac
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by infogulch 10mo ago
Now all servers can participate in Encrypted Client Hello for enhanced user privacy: if clients open TLS connections with ECH where the server IP is used in the ClientHelloOuter and the target SNI domain is in the encrypted ClientHelloInner

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