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by lstodd 6mo ago
If you look into strace of something like IMGUI demo on say sdl2+opengl backend, you'll see about same syscall/sec number at 60 fps, but it'll all be sequences of writev, recvmsg, poll, clock_gettime and DRM_IOCTL_SYNCOBJ_ i
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by lstodd 6mo ago
What's so special about clangd? I only had to silence a couple of unneeded warnings specific to codebase I was working with, which took under five minutes and that only because I finally got annoyed enough. Otherwise it took zero confi
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by lstodd 6mo ago
I remember when support for them just appeared and you had to LD_PRELOAD a shim IIRC to make Postgres actually use them we jumped on it, enabled them immediately and got a pretty significant boost, around 15-20%, yes. That was idk, 2008-9 -
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by lstodd 6mo ago
idk I always just wrote shell to be called by jenkins. none of this idiocy of programming with html comboboxes. DSL for the domain is shell, no need to invent hyperwheels here.
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Draft-Meow-Mrrp-00(datatracker.ietf.org)
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by lstodd 6mo ago
It by no means is monocultural. As for safety, well, yes, pretty safe. More important is that helicopter-style parenting is unthinkable there, people will just not understand if someone would attempt that. Also not much in insane laws (they
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by lstodd 6mo ago
It's third major on my memory: first, cagw/global warming, then covid, and now this. Many minor happened along, like crypto+nft stuff or renaming master branches and adding codes of conduct. I think it's just human nature. Fa
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by lstodd 6mo ago
> What sort of human engineer comes up with this sort of approach? I don't know. There is that "just-bash" thing in typescript which they call "a reimplementation of bash that supports cat and cd". The problem th
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by lstodd 6mo ago
Highfleet is nice.
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by lstodd 6mo ago
That link talks about 5MW 35kv AC / 800v DC converters.. completely different thing, they try to sell a single-source PV invertor-to-35KV AC solution first, then 35KV to 800V DC second, to have a sorta complete solution of PV-to-datace
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by lstodd 7mo ago
Hm. I think a dedicated 16-core box with 64 ram can be had for under $1000/year. It being dedicated there are no limits on session lifetime and it'd run 16 those sessions no problem, so the real price should be around ~$70/ye
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by lstodd 7mo ago
First question should be: what latitude? Because where I live around 55th this winter we had five straight weeks below -15c / 5f daily average plus enough snowfall that it was infeasible to clean anything but the most major roads. Sola
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by lstodd 7mo ago
It's related in the sense that the EU push to free software office is what precipitated all this drama.
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by lstodd 7mo ago
Evil ballpoint is evil. I remember everyone chewing up plastic ballpoint pens into unusablily and also using them as blowguns with chewed paper, whereas nothing of the sort was possible before their introduction. (however, flowing ink also
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by lstodd 7mo ago
That's how it worked in USSR in 80s. The school supplied the books and they were the ones that the previous grade used. If they got busted beyond all repair only then they'd be replaced with new.
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by lstodd 7mo ago
> the state is a corrupt cesspool. Exactly because no one in his right mind is going to work in "state". So the "state" is more like 95% "fucking idiots" as you put it, and that is self-reinforcing.
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by lstodd 7mo ago
It's apparently explicitly supported by dxwnd, but I failed to find anything in release notes or anything like a post you mention. Binary download however contains an 'exports' directory which is basically a list of titles it
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by lstodd 7mo ago
Yeah, everyone went on "blocking all crawlers" end result being half of internet inaccessible over vpns. Good job, people.
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by lstodd 7mo ago
FS layers are a poor replacement for a package manager, so maybe just don't use wrong tools for a job?
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by lstodd 7mo ago
It's a different operating system. You can't point at a dockerfile, say "port this please from linux-such-and-such to FreeBSD" and expect it to work every time. There are nuances even with linux-compat. Contrary to popul
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by lstodd 7mo ago
It's what Eve Online was in better days.
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by lstodd 7mo ago
And thanks for that or we'd be inundated with terrible flops ala SimCity disaster of 2013. Face it, AAA studios just can't do open world and can't do decades-long development cycles, they always immediately lose the plot bene
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by lstodd 7mo ago
It is, but noone serious has time for appreciating latest trends in web typography, so we just hit the reader mode on load.
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by lstodd 7mo ago
Wireguard adds nothing unless you'd want to terminate it on the router. In which case it adds so very little it's unnoticeable. About any n100 will do. Question is in their reliability which mostly comes down to power regulation c
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by lstodd 7mo ago
Not much different. FreeBSD's pf is a port of OpenBSD's pf, and nftables are heavily influenced by them. At this point I rather doubt the sanity of people still sticking to iptables tbh. So there is approximately one concept of &q
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by lstodd 7mo ago
AirPods knockoffs are mass-produced. They contain power and RF comms in a package that's significantly smaller than an eye. The only problem with prosthetic eye camera I as a half-skilled home-lab owner would have is how to not ruin th
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by lstodd 7mo ago
> The amount of engineers becoming .. This is good. It's how you know they lacked the intellectual rigour required to be engineers in the first place and thus never were.
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by lstodd 7mo ago
DC infra will be scooped up by cloud guys, that's a given. As for GPUs.. well low-precision tflops have other uses besides inference. You can run Doom for example.
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by lstodd 7mo ago
This is so, but note that publishers were the "giant corporations" of the time. In this nothing changed. Authors never were and still are not the point of copyright/IP.
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by lstodd 7mo ago
That.. was the case for all of four years. And forgive me if I doubt certainity.

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