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by lloeki 3y ago
> Would I be distributing parts of macOS in my containers? Unless you're producing fully static binaries (or static enough that they don't bind to non-redistributable things) it'd be a yes (it would not be much of a contai
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by lloeki 3y ago
> > Does XNU have such namespacing functionality across all its interfaces? > I don't think so, but some Docker features could be implemented using XNU sandboxing AFAIK Theoretically, probably, for coarse-grained yes/no t
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by lloeki 3y ago
The alternative is to use a performant file sharing system through the VM isolation. Some people use NFS, I personally use VMware Fusion + vmhgfs. Sure it does not attempt to map fsevents<->inotify 1:1 but honestly I can live with tha
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by lloeki 3y ago
> something that I can already do I would be very curious as to how you already run darwin containers. The only alternative is spinning a macOS VM (including relying on macOS CI machines as a remote job executor)
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by lloeki 3y ago
Hopefully if Darwin containers take off and produce an ecosystem of containers this could pressure Apple to implement process namespacing in Darwin in a SIP compatible way.
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by lloeki 3y ago
To containerize darwin binaries? This is not an alternative to remotely connecting to a VM to control Linux containers (which DfM is)
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by lloeki 3y ago
> How does this work? Essentially, like this: https://ericchiang.github.io/post/containers-from-scratch/ https://earthly.dev/blog/chroot/ > The way Docker Desktop (and podman.io) i
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by lloeki 3y ago
> If anyone knows of any projects trying to work around that problem I'd love to hear about it. Containers are namespaced processes. These processes exec against the corresponding kernel they require. There is no workaround: if you
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by lloeki 3y ago
overlayfs and bind mounts are orthogonal: - bind mounting solves the exposition of filesystem within the root pivot. - overlayfs solves the persistence efficiency issue using a layered union fs. > most containers are developed Most Linux
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by lloeki 3y ago
> bind mounts via MacFuse
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by lloeki 3y ago
> All nations other than the US buy the B variant for their carrier forces as they don't have catapult carriers (or can't/aren't interested in the F-35). France has CATOBAR on Charles de Gaulle: https://en.
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by lloeki 3y ago
For what it's worth I have fond memories of Daikatana. Sure it was buggy as hell (at lest the build I had and how it behaved on my specific machine) and had a ton of flaws, and I could not complete the game due to a particular bug, but
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by lloeki 3y ago
Historically brendangregg's since AIUI he basically invented flamegraphs https://www.brendangregg.com/flamegraphs.html So if you can make your tool eat whatever https://github.com/brendangregg/Flam
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by lloeki 3y ago
> produces consistently high yields Up until soil has been exhausted for that particular plant, at which point yield is maintained by a) temporarily turning it back to fallow or b) artificially bringing in nutrients.
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by lloeki 3y ago
URL in example says Go pprof so at least that. I wish it to be compatible with my go-to Ruby tools: https://github.com/ruby-prof/ruby-prof https://github.com/rbspy/rbspy thus replacing this one:
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by lloeki 3y ago
This instantly reminded me of Halo's Mgalekgolo a.k.a hunters, which are actually an unintelligent worm-like life form (Lekgolo) that aggregate as a collective (a colony) into an extremely resilient, strengthful, nimble, and smart huma
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by lloeki 3y ago
Alternatively you can look at them by relaxing the eyes to infinity (parallel lines), which I find much less painful than going cross-eye.
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by lloeki 3y ago
> Modern automatic transmissions tend to be much better than older ones. I seem to recall improvements in that area around 2015 (probably driven by emissions regulations) but don't know the implementation details. One change was als
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by lloeki 3y ago
Automotive gearboxes prime goal is to: a) expand the workable range of the IC engine (1000-5000rpm for Diesel, 1000-9000 - at best - for NA petrol, turbocharging dials it down) b) solve the zero-to-low rpm problem that causes stalling due t
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by lloeki 3y ago
> Are we talking about a "slushbox" automatic without a locking torque converter, or an all gear manual transmission - there is a big difference. Correct. IIRC again (numbers from 2010ish, probably there were some improvements
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by lloeki 3y ago
I use wired earbuds and press the volume button.
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by lloeki 3y ago
Oh! so I guess the plan didn't exactly work out as expected :/ So I guess if something as sizeable and impactful as Android can't reliably move the needle towards 7 to 10 years of maintained stability then the only way forwar
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by lloeki 3y ago
Reading that again today in the context of "Linux gives up on 6-year LTS kernels, says they’re too much work", Android could have been a prime helper of LTS kernel maintenance. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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by lloeki 3y ago
I read "gearbox" as, well, an automotive gearbox, which would hardly be surprising in the context of the article. 2:1 could easily mean crank the gearbox into a gear that approximately produces that ratio. > You've tried t
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by lloeki 3y ago
Car gearboxes are a spectacular cause of power loss (in the order of 20% IIRC), so probably better to come up with a simple gear reduction or a belt-driven pulley system.
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by lloeki 3y ago
> Most of the water from metabolism is released in your breath And the reason for that is that air is bad for heat exchange and transport, water is much better, and evaporates! While the body passively cools in air (either directly when
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by lloeki 3y ago
> port forwarding is no longer available through the administration interface. Sounds like the CGNAT experience, possibly blanket applied even if you have a globally routable public IPv4 in order to have consistent behaviour and reduce n
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by lloeki 3y ago
A decade and a half ago (or maybe two?), I was working at a software service shop. This shop has been in charge of support of a built-to-order native Win32 application (in Visual Basic or Delphi or something like that) initially developed b
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by lloeki 3y ago
> Python requires the presence of an interpreter on the system at run time. A runtime interpreter does not prevent Perl to do similar things via `use 5.13` Python has `from future` with similar abilities, it would absolutely be possible
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by lloeki 3y ago
iOS has that ever since Force Touch. You could peek and either abort by releasing or pop it into existence as an overlay by pressing further until first haptic feedback (second one would navigate to instead of overlay), then move through me

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