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The Enduring Legacy of Zork (2017)(technologyreview.com)
5 points by latchkey 1y ago|0 comments
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by latchkey 1y ago
To be fair, nodejs has 36 open, 474 closed: https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues?q=Segfault
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by latchkey 1y ago
https://www.deadmansswitch.net/ has been around for years now
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by latchkey 1y ago
Pnpm has a new setting to stave off supply chain attacks https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45286526 yarn feat: implement npmMinimumReleaseAge and npmMinimumReleaseAgeExclude config options https://github.com&#
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by latchkey 1y ago
It was kind of the evolution of the time though. We were coming from dumb terminals hooked up to VAX/VMS and Ultrix boxes with kermit, to computers that had a tcp/ip stack and could actually do graphics.
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by latchkey 1y ago
Brings back memories. This is one of my older open source contributions that's still visible. I helped port it to a/ux in the early 90's. Line 98: https://fossies.org/linux/mc/AUTHORS It was origina
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by latchkey 1y ago
Zak just posted this eye opening behind the scenes look at what these scammers are doing... https://x.com/0xzak/status/1967592307714379934
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AMD ROCm 7.0 Released(github.com)
3 points by latchkey 1y ago|0 comments
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by latchkey 1y ago
Interesting. Yea, I didn't want a worker, just a static html page with my javascript.
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by latchkey 1y ago
At least in my own experience, I tried building a relatively simple static SPA NextJS React app with their router, and wanted to host it on CloudFlare Pages. It ran locally in dev mode just fine. Once I deployed it on CFP, the router broke.
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by latchkey 1y ago
I travel around the US and Canada in my campervan and I've noticed that it feels like a lot more people live in RV's now, which enables you to buy something and park it nearly anywhere (location wise) that you can find space. Ther
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by latchkey 1y ago
This! China's Silk Road ends in Sihanoukville Cambodia. If you've ever been there, you've seen the eco-devastation and utter disregard for human life along the entire road.
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by latchkey 1y ago
What's the real reason? Fraud has been around forever now. How is it that people were able to create so many mule accounts in the first place? What sort of KYC was going on? Why start limiting bank accounts without warning? So many que
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by latchkey 1y ago
brew is such a treasure.
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by latchkey 1y ago
I don't worry about it. I just pay it 100% for my employees.
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by latchkey 1y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/AMD_Stock/comments/1nd078i/scaleup_... You're going to have to open the image and then go to the third image. I thought it was interesting that OCI pegs Lustre at 8Gb/s
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by latchkey 1y ago
I didn't know this until recently, but it now supports multiple languages. "First-class support for Go, Rust, TypeScript, Python, and Zig projects."
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by latchkey 1y ago
TAC is the first EVM-compatible blockchain purpose-built for the TON ecosystem and Telegram. It uniquely brings full DeFi functionality from day one by combining EVM infrastructure, pre-deployed blue-chip DeFi applications, and bootstrapped
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The state of cloud GPUs in 2025: costs, performance, playbooks(dstack.ai)
8 points by latchkey 1y ago|0 comments
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Ran D St Clair Flex 9 Flight The unbreakable wing [video](youtube.com)
2 points by latchkey 1y ago|0 comments
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by latchkey 1y ago
I can't help by hiring today, but I can help with some training, building your resume and vouching for you. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jon-s-stevens_the-fact-that-1...
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by latchkey 1y ago
Our MI300x boxes have had 8x400G Thor2 RDMA working great for a year now.
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by latchkey 1y ago
> Their software has traditionally been pretty rough. I remember when one of their products was actually quite nice, until they lost the whole team... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1196996
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by latchkey 1y ago
Sure. It is just another keyboard command in IDEA.
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by latchkey 1y ago
You're right, "magic" is generally when someone doesn't take the time to understand things. A busy CTO may not have time, so more things seem like magic to them. What's inexcusable is to inflict the rest of your tea
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by latchkey 1y ago
> The biggest issue, though, is that Java programmers won’t use the new features. My old CTO boss swore he wouldn't ever use annotations because they were too much magic for him. "No! Writing out gobs of XML to configure Spri
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by latchkey 1y ago
You're obviously bearish. I'm not. My own anecdotal evidence suggests otherwise to the things you're pointing out. I personally get benefits from consuming AI in my own life. I willingly pay for the service. I'm excited
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by latchkey 1y ago
Cat is out of the bag, AI is not magically going away. The need for compute is endless. The need for democratized compute is our niche, and the need for decentralized compute (AMD) is largely unrealized.
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by latchkey 1y ago
If you want to buy a house and you need a loan, it is a deep investigation into your bank finances. If I have the money for a down payment, and I want to buy a house, I don't need someone poking around at my finances, even if I have no
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by latchkey 1y ago
We found out the scaling issues with dnsmasq when we had about 20k blade servers hitting it for dhcp. UDP traffic caused it to fall over on a fairly beefy server. Switching to Kea solved the issue.

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