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A positive new chapter for MariaDB Server(mariadb.org)
7 points by lathiat 3y ago|1 comments
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by lathiat 3y ago
Not sure what their version is, but at my employer (Canonical) we are globally remote in >70 countries accross all timezones. (Almost) everyone works from home, but everyone gets together in very large events for 2-4 weeks per year. The
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by lathiat 3y ago
SATA also has multiple I/O queues. It’s called “NCQ” The exact semantics vary per protocol but it’s a feature of most protocols at least in the currently used revisions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_Command
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by lathiat 3y ago
The secondary problem to the high resource requirements, is that I think once you ship the model people can just basically pirate it right? I’d be surprised to see the models go the ground breaking commercial AIs shipping but then I’m surpr
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by lathiat 3y ago
You could try Microstack/Sunbeam: https://microstack.run/ Devstack is great for a quick try out but is not for even toy workloads. As you can’t even really relaunch the same cloud reliably after reboot.
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by lathiat 3y ago
I gave a copy of this to my friend in primary school. His parents called my dad to complain and he laughed at them. Good times.
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by lathiat 3y ago
Adjusting the power output is the definition of “inverter” basically. A few brands offer it, it seems like it was probably patented as it was only 3-4 higher end well known brands at least in Australia. Inverters themselves are potential no
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by lathiat 3y ago
Right but a normal DisplayPort or Mini DisplayPort connector doesn’t have USB…
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by lathiat 3y ago
Fairly sure I still saw pneumatic ones sometime in the 2000s in Australia.
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by lathiat 3y ago
Various projects do the Alphabetical thing. If you're going to have names, it's a great way to do it. OpenStack, Ceph & Ubuntu all do that. However it's still a challenge. I work with all of those daily and I often think
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by lathiat 3y ago
It worked on Intel macs because it worked in Windows. May be a different story on Apple Silicon though. Maybe a challenge for the Asahi Linux devs. I have no idea where in the stack MST happens and whether it requires any hardware magic.
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by lathiat 3y ago
They also generally don't need to stay there it's usually one-shot (at least the ones I've seen) but no one bothers to delete them.
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by lathiat 3y ago
Reminder: If you have Apple News (or get it bundled with Apple One), it includes access to the Wall Street Journal among many other paywalled sources. On iOS you can use the share sheet to open the URL in news and it will auto-open it. Othe
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by lathiat 3y ago
They actually solved that. Watch Mark Robers video at 13m50s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOWDNBu9DkU&t=830s However this FAA approval is apparently for the Gen1 fixed wing plane (which is quieter than a drone anywa
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by lathiat 3y ago
It’s not truly asleep. The display parts are but it’s always connected to wifi to act as a home hub, receive airplay requests, etc.
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by lathiat 3y ago
Would that really make a noticable difference. Most people don't upgrade every year, but those that do, typically have a still very good condition and usable second hand device to sell or hand down to another friend/co-worker&#x2F
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by lathiat 3y ago
Though true in most cases you can then add your own authorized_keys entry.
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by lathiat 3y ago
I have this same discussion about people using Vault and having secret unseal keys. If you're all in on the idea and have a robust process around key custody it's great, but if you just deploy it without thinking especially to an
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by lathiat 3y ago
I would say it's referring to WiFi on the phone side, rather than the Mac/PC side. Though you can plug an Ethernet adaptor into an iPhone it's very rarely done and so most people would understand they want to sync with their
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by lathiat 3y ago
That may be true if they at least knew how much energy the oven would use, and, if they actually made the purchasing decision. There is no way to know how much the oven is using. Even noce purchased, most people have no idea how much energy
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by lathiat 3y ago
Related: From an Appliance repair/reseller "Bens Appliances and Junk" "Clean a Washing Machine Inside: How to Remove Mold, Soap Scum and More with a CHEAP Organic Cleaner" https://www.youtube.com/wat
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by lathiat 3y ago
While you obviously don't want to leave washing wet for many hours all the time, if they are getting stinky within a few hours you likely have notable bacteria and scud build up in your machine that could be resolved. That has been my
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by lathiat 3y ago
(Note: All of this applies to Australia, if it's much different for your country, please share!) The one that pains me is ovens. They are hugely power hungry and here many models have a very tiny amount of insulation (unless you get a
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by lathiat 3y ago
I've found Ruby much nicer for writing dirty parsing logic like this in a "real" language, it lets you be more terse and "DRY" than Python. Which in bigger software projects doesn't hurt me as much but when I&#
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by lathiat 3y ago
I also love gron, if nothing else to find the paths I need to use with jq later. But ChatGPT has genuinely solved my suffering writing jq, it does a pretty good job. It even almost replaces gron, if you feed it an exmaple json and ask for j
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by lathiat 3y ago
Seems like a bit of a combination of "sar" (sysstat) and pt-stalk - a percona-toolkit tool originally designed for MySQL DBAs that would let you wait until a certain system or MySQL condition happened (high cpu, disk I/O, con
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by lathiat 3y ago
On the one hand there is 100% validity to what you say. On the other, people download entire trees of dependencies from pypi, npm, homebrew, independent non sandboxed apps, chrome extensions, etc. So don’t lull yourself into thinking the su
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by lathiat 3y ago
Also impressive is that is smaller than every other release artifact: https://github.com/audacity/audacity/releases
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by lathiat 3y ago
In an era where Disney is also increasingly not making physical media available, some of these shows now have literally no legal copies. As the Disney+ streaming service was the only place some of these shows were ever available. Disney is
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by lathiat 3y ago
You may enjoy this guy: Cathode Ray Dude [CRD] https://youtube.com/@CathodeRayDude?si=xSx8uUsUoMSraz-H These two are better known: LGR Technology Connections

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