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Just following up for the readers of the thread
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Apply this patch, it appears to be the real fix. https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/pull/15571/files?diff=split&w...
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They epmd protocol is designed to be replaceable and that's what Partisan is for https://partisan.dev/
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Looks like a deeper bug has been exposed due to the way bclone works? They're finding issues now on ZFS versions predating bclone Edit: yep, it's an older bug. Set zfs_dmu_offset_next_sync=0 to save your data https://gi
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Ok and how does it power that body and be able to move around the world in meatspace
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Massive IO performance over KVM due to the emulated NVME driver. Bhyve may be juvenile compared to KVM but it seems to have a better design and a better license. https://klarasystems.com/articles/virtualization-showdown
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> The second kind is preventing AGI from enslaving/killing humanity or whatever. Y'all are crazy for thinking this. A computer program without arms or legs cannot extinct or enslave the human race.
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from wikipedia: > However, prions, such as those associated with Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease, and some toxins released by certain bacteria, such as Cereulide, may not be destroyed by autoclaving at the typical 134 °C for three minutes or 1
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So far nobody has proven that this bug exists on FreeBSD, though. :)
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You can't send cash over the internet, but anyone who thinks you get privacy on blockchain transactions (other than Monero) has been mislead.
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If you would have looked at the geopolitical landscape and what they've been doing to our money for 100 years it would have been an easy investment to make. Geopolitics and monetary policy is your due diligence.
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central bankers are indeed criminals!
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Even Wise's own website says it can take days. Bitcoin and others can be officially settled in minutes to hours https://wise.com/help/articles/2977951/why-is-my-transfer-ta...
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Domestic and international settlement speed
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These people were scammed by humans, not by bitcoin.
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I think it's criminal to leave people in underdeveloped countries at the whims of unaccountable central-bank-style institutions like Federal Reserve.
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Smells like Sandvine traffic shaper falling over or something.
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3y ago
It's good art though?
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The USA would certainly bomb it if they had to
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I have CI pipelines fail when Github goes down because of crates.io being inaccessible. Does anyone have a proxy for Rust? I'd love to run it. Please. Someone... help edit: just learned Panamax exists for this... will try it
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LUSD is the most stable stablecoin but very few people use it https://www.liquity.org
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It's crawling things for me at work that I cannot imagine being used for Siri or Spotlight Suggestions, though
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Check your web server logs for AppleBot
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You're correct, it is impossible to design a model which is why we need to kill the central banks as they think they do have a model that is trustworthy.
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3y ago
Can you expand upon why you think it is likely to be rejected?
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Ray Dalio may be a slimeball, but he's not wrong about macroeconomics. Someone wants you to not like him and not listen to his advice.
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Why would you want to deploy an Elixir app on a system that adds an unacceptable amount of latency to the network? K8s is trash for all the stupid network packets being copied from user space to kernel space and back
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Canada doesn't have a $2 bill it has a coin. This isn't a good comparison. We shouldn't have $1 or $2 bills because they fall out of circulation too fast, but everybody interested in this topic knows it already. It's biz
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well, you can avoid this if you try to limit the number of public functions so you don't have to do this as often. make as many defp functions as possible, really.
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Any major US city? Dinner for two with my wife is ~$200, yeah...? (I'm not even in California or NYC)
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