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by javier2 2y ago
The ones buying gpus in pallets _really_ need the software to not be a worry. Software issues would ruin the entire operational life
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by javier2 2y ago
Yes, modern macs are stupidly hard to repair. But I am never using any Lenovo product again since the whole rootkit incident.
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by javier2 2y ago
Not to be negative towards my musical friends, but the bands that can make a living today are often putting out incredible art.
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by javier2 3y ago
I still clearly expect the broker not to steal my stock positions and gamble with them...
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by javier2 3y ago
Not that I would lose sleep in anger over my missing ETH (I was not hit by this, I did not have anything touching FTX), but I think your take is a little unreasonable when FTX clearly acted in a way that is directly illegal to do as a finan
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by javier2 3y ago
Ah, I did not think of that!
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by javier2 3y ago
Yes, usually «who did it» is at least as important as the history itself
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by javier2 3y ago
Usually when you want this property it is also a benefit that your events when ordered by primary key, also gives a rough ordering by time, no need for a secondary index
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by javier2 3y ago
There are many different reasons. Firstly, Apple built experience over a decade designing and building the chips, taking over more and more of the design and IP. Then making these chips at a Intel competitor TSMC, who has a different busine
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by javier2 3y ago
Yeah, this. It will be async when implemented like async on target platform
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by javier2 3y ago
I think Salad Fingers is very good, but surrealism was not invented in 2003. Surely there must have been earlier animated films with surreal themes. It could have a place as early internet art, and I don't understand how novel it reall
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by javier2 3y ago
Yeah, even if criminal there usually must be a sentence first
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by javier2 3y ago
Bazel? How many hours per year are you allowed to spend on CI? :D
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by javier2 3y ago
Yeah, Github Actions has its cool parts, but I still prefer Gitlab CI since its just 'dumber', and doing custom things is simpler to achieve.
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by javier2 3y ago
I actually really like the java streams, sure it could be better, but it is actually extremely useful. The parallell() though is very bad as its too easy to ruin your entire app. Its backed by the Common ForkJoinPool which many have no cont
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by javier2 3y ago
The AD targeting they sell is based on this tracking connecting you across sites
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by javier2 3y ago
Isnt that what they did for Cambridge Analytics?
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by javier2 3y ago
Its not the ads thaaat much. Its the absolutely obscene lenghts these companies have gone to to track every single detail you do over the entire web and connected it all, then they even sell this to third parties. I would be more open if th
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by javier2 3y ago
What kind of hardware do you run it on?
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by javier2 3y ago
eSIM would be grand
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by javier2 3y ago
Is this available in a commercial license like the CLIP model from OpenAI was?
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by javier2 3y ago
Any way to do that with grafana?
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by javier2 3y ago
Its more like if you are considering Cassandra, but would like transactions, take a look at FoundationDB first. Cassandra is coming with some tx support in v5 most likely(?).
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by javier2 3y ago
Im not saying that is what they want, but it looks like what is happening to me. Ads was not new, it was selling internet search ads on a open auction that was novel.
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by javier2 3y ago
This. The Ads priiiint money, anything else looks unimportant.
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by javier2 3y ago
Honestly I find it a little reassuring that these are the lenghts you have to go to find a reproducible exploit. Granted the failure mode is not great…
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by javier2 3y ago
This is my CEO.
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by javier2 3y ago
Hehe, I see we have been down the same route. Sad to say but ImageMagick is awful at resource usage. VIPS can do 100x better in many specific cases, but is a little brittle. I do not it that incredibly difficult to build though
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by javier2 3y ago
Its typically a one man project I build in my spare time for free… there is no team
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by javier2 3y ago
CMSes cover wildly different needs and editors want all kinds of weird things in their articles. And they still need full control of the publishing. This leads to lots of work for us. And I dont even work on cms activity. I also think its w

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