lillecarl

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by lillecarl 5y ago
https://youtu.be/scReU3nPzho Adam Hill is convinced aussie lingo is taking over the world, quite funny!
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by lillecarl 5y ago
Though dependency management is quite easy to manage in rust (as with many high level languages) whereas I would argue dependency management isn't as simple in C/C++ which should boost library consumption and creation. I know depe
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by lillecarl 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWkYRh6OXy8 Remember that everything that's always outside will be subjet to death by the sun.
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by lillecarl 5y ago
I think it was a monopoly reference
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by lillecarl 5y ago
git-imerge rebase is what you want, git-imerge is one of the coolest tools I've used.
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by lillecarl 5y ago
Australia is a major suck-up to the US, the government of Australia is infringing on it's citizens freedom and releasing more co2 into the atmosphere per capita than any other country.
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by lillecarl 5y ago
I don't really know how the implementation of a tracing GC works but I was thinking they could do some smart memory ordering to land in the same cache-line as often as possible. Thanks for the clarifications :)
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by lillecarl 5y ago
Doesn't prefetching data into the cache more quickly assist in execution speed here?
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by lillecarl 5y ago
My understanding is that you don't really need hyperthreading on a RISC CPU because decoding instructions is easier and doesn't have to be parallelised as with hyperthreading.
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by lillecarl 5y ago
When downloading content using a magnet link downloads are usually quite slow started, while torrent files usually start directly. It's not a fair comparison since the torrents are from a private tracker with high quality peers, but it
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by lillecarl 5y ago
Isn't this the MonoDevelop/Xamarin Studio version of VS?
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by lillecarl 5y ago
Ah yes, parent was saying that he hopes you'll build yourself if source is released in response to grandparent asking for sourcecode. So if it'd go open-source I still wouldn't be building it myself.
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by lillecarl 5y ago
The Fairphone 4 is only IP54 so waterproofing is likely not an issue, I've never used the audio jack on my phone so I really don't mind.
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by lillecarl 5y ago
Most software I use is not built and packaged by the person who wrote it.
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by lillecarl 5y ago
> I considered Bitwarden, but I don't want to run the Mono/Windows server container, and I don't want to rely on the Rust port which is behind in features and is susceptible to the upstream breaking APIs. "The server
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by lillecarl 5y ago
Advertisers are the customers, or am I missing something? To be fair, I don't consume any adblockable ads or TV ads (maybe once a quarter for TV) so I don't know if people click them, how much does purchasing ads affect the normal
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by lillecarl 5y ago
I work at an MSP that acts "IT department" for the SME segment. We also sell phones, laptops, desktops and peripherals. Our customers always get iPhones, the seniors always gets the latest and greatest iPhone. This is in Sweden wh
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by lillecarl 5y ago
Harder to type, harder to remember
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by lillecarl 5y ago
So first I did this I did it on manjaro using this archwiki article: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PCI_passthrough_via_OVMF When I moved to NixOS I just did a normal NixOS install and applied the same parameters to
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by lillecarl 5y ago
I have a Windows VM on a NixOS host for gaming, was really quite convenient to set it up, I set it up on a separate drive to be able to boot native too but I ended up never really doing it, so I will reconfigure my 2 drives as a Zraid and h
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by lillecarl 5y ago
There's also BGP, used in conjunction with BGP to detect state changes quicker.
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by lillecarl 5y ago
We're running VMware with vSAN on 1u nodes with 2x Xeon Gold 8 core cpus @ 3.6ghz base, something about the Microsoft SPLA licensing as we're mainly virtualizing Windows machines. 384 GB RAM per node, and we're just pulling a
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by lillecarl 5y ago
I think it's just kinda impossible to start one, it's prohibitively expensive to get the factories and equipments running, and there aren't enough people with the know-how of building and operating these things in the world.
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by lillecarl 5y ago
One thing I'm curious about is if billionaire money is actually worth the same as our money, it seems like a sink. Once enough money is in the same place, moving it causes impacts that could devalue it. I mean you can buy cool boats(sh
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by lillecarl 5y ago
I wonder if this is where technological evolution will stagnate, when most people research an already solved and proven topic and nothing new happens, I saw some science YouTuber say development is still accelerating, wonder for how long un
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by lillecarl 12y ago
http://trinitycore.org Great project, no documentation whatsoever..