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by kbumsik 4y ago
Thinking about it, we also say “injured or dead" (사상자) when it's about the number.
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by kbumsik 4y ago
I am Korean and we are getting "dead confirmed" number separately now, reported by hospitals. So yes, "cardiac arrest" is reported from the accident site and it is unlikely that they are going to survive. I wonder how it
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Revise UUIDs(datatracker.ietf.org)
3 points by kbumsik 4y ago|0 comments
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by kbumsik 4y ago
Netmaker looks promising for k8s distros. It's shame that its license is SSPL.
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Overview of Malloc(sourceware.org)
2 points by kbumsik 4y ago|0 comments
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by kbumsik 4y ago
Sounds like GPU uses system RAM like TPU as I can't find VRAM information in the page.
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by kbumsik 4y ago
S3 Deep Archive is two time cheaper than B2. BUT you are not supposed to just rclone to S3 Deep Archive because it charges you based on the number of files you upload. The upload fee (PUT request fee) is $0.065/1000files so it will cha
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by kbumsik 4y ago
What is the maximum size of each .tar.zstd.ssl ? We have a storage with 40TB with 100 million files, then what is the expected number of archive files?
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by kbumsik 4y ago
Not sure in other countries, but in my country (Korea) they were called PDP and rarely called plasma TV even knowing the technology behind it. It's a bit funny thinking about "Plasma" but it should be fine. BTW, it had been d
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by kbumsik 4y ago
Sounds very interesting! Do VMs work with a display session (Xorg) too? Some GPU-enabled applications require an X server with a physical HDMI/Displayport attached.
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by kbumsik 4y ago
You can use GraphQL for BFF btw.
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by kbumsik 4y ago
Well, at least AWS has not increased the price like GCP did: https://cloud.google.com/storage/pricing-announce
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by kbumsik 4y ago
Multi-AZ architecture just double the cost at least, and it tends to cost even much more if the business is small. Good engineers find the balance between the cost and the availability.
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by kbumsik 4y ago
AFAIR I needed to do that when upgrading pip itself on Windows. `pip install --upgrade pip` may trigger error on Windows because the binary cannot be updated itself. `python -m pip install --upgrade pip` works instead.
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by kbumsik 4y ago
I was looking for an LDAP server and this looks promising. Thanks for sharing!
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by kbumsik 4y ago
> to avoid Vim-specific constructs and get closer to commonly used programming languages, such as JavaScript, TypeScript and Java. So...they make a new language to fix that? Couldn't they just use an existing language?
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by kbumsik 4y ago
> by any measure It should be the world's largest collaboration project on Earth, by the number of contributing companies.
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by kbumsik 4y ago
Well, interestingly Microsoft claims that Windows is the largest git repo on the planet (2017). And it looks bigger than Linux by its repo size: > the Windows code base is approximately 3.5M files and, when checked in to a Git repo, resu
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by kbumsik 4y ago
UUIDv7 looks interesting, but how is it different from ULID [1] in practice? I was considering using ULID for a upcoming new project because it is lexicographically sortable but it looks like UUIDv7 just can replace that. [1]: https:/
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by kbumsik 4y ago
Actually I was asking the question looking at the etcd doc you linked. The etcd doc explains like it is just better than Zookeeper. Then why there are so many projects still rely on Zookeeper and spend so much time on re-writing its featur
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by kbumsik 4y ago
Off-topic, but does Zookeeper have features that etcd doesn't provide? etcd seems to be simpler to operate at a glance.
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by kbumsik 4y ago
CAD is used for architecture and civil engineering. Specifically we need to map a civil drawing (CAD file) to something like Google Map. You can easily see the use case from our competitior website: https://www.propelleraero.com
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by kbumsik 4y ago
Yes it works on the latest macOS very well. They recently released native M1 version too.
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by kbumsik 4y ago
Not sure this is what you are looking for, but there is. I have never used this though: https://qcad.org/doc/qcad/2.2/reference/en/chapter11.html
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by kbumsik 4y ago
Well it's released in 1999 and it is still actively maintained. It's awesome to see a long time commitment.
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by kbumsik 4y ago
I work at a GIS SaaS company and we use QCAD for our services. I always appriciate that they offer commercial licenses at a low price. A few things about QCAD: 1. The coolest feature is its CLI [1] and it runs beautifully on Linux/macO
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by kbumsik 4y ago
Really? I have more than 1000k files and I have never faced issues for more than 7 years.
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by kbumsik 5y ago
Okay, 5G is obviously better than LTE for people who needs a better wireless experience, or for people who does not have wired connections. But my question is, is it significant enough to change industries? In case of LTE, we finally have r
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by kbumsik 5y ago
That is for data centers though. Oh I did a typo. There still is no consumer-grade product supports AV1 encode.
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by kbumsik 5y ago
AFAIK, none of commercially-available hardware supports AV1 encode yet. I guess it is quite expensive to implement AV1 encoder. Edit: I meant no consumer hardware support it.

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