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9mo ago
I use Terraform with the Kubernetes Provider, which is also actively developed by HashiCorp itself. Templating / injection of values has been much better, skipping the Helm Templating madness and relying on a set of tools that allow pe
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9mo ago
I'm Berlin was around 22-23 o'clock visible
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9mo ago
Can confirm, I've seen pink/green glow over Berlin Sky (and pictures as well)
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9mo ago
This is huge. jQuery is still my way to go for any website requiring some custom interaction that isn't available in vanilla js.
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9mo ago
Diversification is the keyword
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9mo ago
Oh a typo from autocorrection http://michele.adduci.org
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9mo ago
https://micjele.adduci.org - my personal site and blog
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9mo ago
Fries
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9mo ago
I made a similar Project, where i embed a NFC Tag Label and use a NFC Reader to trigger the launch of Games on Batocera, using Zaparoo as Daemon. The kids love it and it's easy to use
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9mo ago
The binary relies on the runtime, so yes it is nice. Forma instance, a static compiled and linked "hello world" in C on Linux is around ~785KB
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9mo ago
This aged very badly
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10mo ago
Is there any TL;DW way to get the most important content, without watching it?
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10mo ago
I'd like to improve my parenting skills, as well as improving the ability to maximize my (few) free time to dedicate to my hobbies
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10mo ago
In Germany the 30TB Ironwolf NAS edition is quoted € 975 on Amazon. The 22TB is € 719
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10mo ago
And specifically, not everybody owns a NAS with 300 TB capacity. At 30TB drive for almost 1000€, we are talking about 10-15000€. As mentioned in other stories, this is really welcomed by other big corps or LLM related companies
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10mo ago
I don't believe the "syntax win" scenario. Python is also ugly, due to the required indentation, like yaml. I believe more in the ecosystem, specifically how the computer vision and machine learning movements have adopted pyt
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10mo ago
Until the next inspection/change of oil/air filter and see the exaggerated price for doing those operations.
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10mo ago
Still helps
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10mo ago
The solution is simple: just stop buying BMW.
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10mo ago
I would like to get a benchmark of this against an app made with C++/Qt
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10mo ago
I hope they were work-life balance boundaries
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10mo ago
The first users of this dataset will be Big Tech corps. Meta, Alphabet, OpenAI, Microsoft, Apple will all be happy to use this dataset for training their LLMs. For them, 300TB is just cheap
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10mo ago
Because the code is full of undefined behaviour or broken on so many levels
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11mo ago
And Formula E comes with its 4the generation, becoming closer to actual F1, but with more acceleration
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11mo ago
And if you think that OpenAI, Anthropic and others have all hijacked it to train their models, it's kind of crazy that these are only limitations applied to private persons or small companies, but don't touch big corps at all.
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11mo ago
I know many that just keep ordering or buy things that are super easy to do (precooked rice, fish stabs, chicken nuggets).
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11mo ago
I would like to see a comparison between this and a Lancia Stratos.. They somehow share the same vibe
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11mo ago
Indeed. My last 2 laptops have been Thinkpads and they have great Linux Support, for stable and edge OSes with latest kernel versions. Rock solid, expandable and stable
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1y ago
Are there cheap devices running it (< €250?)
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1y ago
Wasn't himself the director or producer?
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