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j16sdiz
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9mo ago
>... we run an unusual workload ya, right. just make up some reason not following the best practices
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9mo ago
placing State Farm's testimonial first really tell you something
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9mo ago
The core "design" not bad, but the "code" quality is .. mid. They are basically keep breaking different feature on every release.
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9mo ago
OpenClaw allow the LLM to make their own schedule, spawn subagents, and make their own tool. Yes, basically just some "appropriate MCP servers" can do. but OpenClaw sell it as a whole preconfigured package.
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9mo ago
Blame the long and confusing language in spec: > For an operation with quiet NaN inputs, other than maximum and minimum operations, if a floating-point result is to be delivered the result shall be a quiet NaN which should be one of the
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> Release something polished.. That's why software keep adding bloat fancy buttons and change color scheme every few years. This is anti-productive.
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The author was not saying the document labeled wrong port as DFU port. He is saying the documented _behaviour_ of DFU port is wrong (or, at least, in complete.)
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9mo ago
Is the post some real event, or was it just a randomly generated story ?
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9mo ago
1. Only if you modify it. There is a free test suit, and You can license the non-free test suit. 2. Compare to the test in Turso, the test in Turso is just kids toy.
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9mo ago
runit is optional on Devuan.
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9mo ago
Lennart Poettering. The leading expert in forcing things down your throat. Great.
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9mo ago
Hey, that's because _their_ materialistic view is faulty . _Our_ materialistic is perfect. Now, if only i have the power... /s
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9mo ago
Those are the most mentally exhausting task. Are you sure putting this burden on single person is good?
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9mo ago
Wait. Is calvinistic predestination the majority view of republicans? I thought most of them are some form of (tv) evangelism, or secularism I am not American and genuinely curious on this.
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9mo ago
just don't use gstreamer. Never have good experience with it
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9mo ago
Ok. You can stop using anything written in C++.
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9mo ago
Why not? except it is same as `unsigned char` and can be larger than 8 bit ISO/IEC 9899:2024 section 7.30 > char8_t which is an unsigned integer type used for 8-bit characters and is the same type as unsigned char;
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9mo ago
sometimes it is just innocent: An isp have lease a new 10Gb fiber to youtube for my own customers, the route is leaked to my peer and now every isp in the whole country is using my fiber for youtube.
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9mo ago
It is not '...automatic refusal of an online credit application or e-recruiting practices'.
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9mo ago
Actually, there are law to stop banks telling their client why they are flagged for money laundering
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9mo ago
That you can't transfer large sum of money because money laundering rule. and you can't break it into smaller pieces either because that is called "structuring" and is a crime?
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I would expect a naive implementation would give you a "least worse" option everyday and can't judge when it is "good enough" Afterall, that's what most people would be when asked to make decisions for others w
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9mo ago
For that to work, the tariff should be targeted and selective. A tariff on everything can hardly be justified
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9mo ago
I suspect this is not a copyright issue, but rather a ToS issue.
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> wasn't always taken seriously. Does Perl and Apache (as in httpd, not the foundation) counts? They are shipped in many enterprisy software at those time. ., and BIND. NTP, Sendmail. They are all opensource and predates that.
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What if the tools needed is large? Spawn some sub-agent for those? These sub-agent can be repetitive. Maybe we can reuse the result from some of them. How about sharing them across session? There are no point repeating common tasks. We nee
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If I start ~25 year ago, I would have used some "Kodak Gold CD-R" disk. According to charts at those time, average CD-R can last 30-50 years and these 24K Gold CD-R are designed to last 100-300 years. (mine are failing after ~20 y
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Apple owns a few patients on micro LED display. Those look like R&D to my untrained eye. https://www.ledinside.com/node/31822
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The worse thing is calendar/schedule. Many crawler tries to load every single day, with day view, week view and month view. Those pages are dynamically generated and virtually limitless
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9mo ago
if you are crawling the entire web, you should respect robots.txt and don't fetch anything disallowed. full stop.
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