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malkia
4y ago
That might be okay, say you enable all for 10 - 20 seconds, such that all traces are sampled, logs logged, etc, and then it ramps down.
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malkia
4y ago
My best device for the last 3-4 years have been Eve Chromebook with 16GB of RAM and 512GB SSD - still can't find a newer Chromebook that matches it :( That's all I wanted... something newer that runs Vulkan too in Crostini :)
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malkia
4y ago
Sorry but no. It's limited, no Vulkan, can't compile/use kernel drivers, etc. But useable for a lot more than not. Also `docker` still works on it.
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malkia
4y ago
Most likely yes, check SysInternals and Windows Internals books.
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malkia
4y ago
That was fun :) - thank you - https://imgur.com/a/ZBh9EHq - more coming?
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malkia
4y ago
Monorepo + micro-services 4tw.
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malkia
4y ago
Carbonfront....
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malkia
4y ago
Hmm... https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/203849138
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malkia
4y ago
Ha! This brings memories. Growing up in Bulgaria, I was 6 years old in 1982, and I was begging my grandma's coworkers (he was their manager) to give me a dollar. Some of their husbands would drive trucks (T.I.R.) and would get ahold of
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malkia
4y ago
same here - firs reaction in my head was this, and then I knew (milliseconds) later it'll be about the Unreal Engine... but "Unreal Mode" is stuck there first deep into the L0 cache line.
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malkia
4y ago
At this point, I'm Jon Snow. I'll just... anyway...
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malkia
4y ago
Thank you Adrian (B) for explaining this thoroughly! I'll use your comment as future reference for me!
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malkia
4y ago
Didn't AVX-512 turned out to be a flop? e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AVX-512#Performance - "On some processors AVX-512 instructions cause a frequency throttling even greater than its predecessors, causi
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malkia
4y ago
Aweso\m/e - I keep digging there for new, and old bands. I'm all over when comes to styles, but last years death/black metal kept my sanity.
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malkia
4y ago
Recently I've read an article about plane leasing, and it left me realizing that air-companies lease planes from such companies (one of biggest ones are Ireland) rather than buying them. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/0
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malkia
4y ago
or find ways to override and install latest, for example latest LLVM that would work on debian stable - https://apt.llvm.org/ (maybe similar for rust?). I've switched to this on my debian stable so that I can compile c
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malkia
4y ago
Any resolution to this (python's multiprocessing on Windows and WaitForMultipleObjects failing when the number of objects (threads) to wait > 60) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65252807/multiprocessing
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malkia
4y ago
I thought so, like I'm not putting much thought behind it of sorts, also it puts into uncomfortable sitatutions sometimes should I merge, or forward something, or who knows what...
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malkia
4y ago
git5 or something - is this still supported? g4 was awesome (still miss it, now just on perforce...)
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malkia
4y ago
I'm actually really bad... git stash git pull git stash pop # running away to hide myself from the git gods....
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malkia
4y ago
Hey not only junior developers - there are senior ones (like me) that need it too! So thanks for all these "one-pagers" that are easy to remember.
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malkia
4y ago
Thank you, and that's a good advice from the comment: "So if you're writing a script that needs to work with dozens of past and future Git versions, use git checkout. If you need to teach humans how to talk to Git, use git sw
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malkia
4y ago
First of all, I'm long time going git n00b (still mainly p4, and g4 for a bit user), but welcome any hints to easy going with git (have to use it occassionally). Saw this though for switch/restore: "THIS COMMAND IS EXPERIMENT
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4y ago
Thanks - I took a brief look, but as soon as I saw certain crypto/eth specific things into decided not to go further (at least for now). Personally I'm very skeptical of everything crypto, but with time it may get to some better g
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malkia
4y ago
Example of that's not 1-bit pixel art sold as 1-bit pixel art :) - https://promptbase.com/prompt/1-bit - I don't want to pay for these extra bits!!!
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malkia
4y ago
Apart from blockchain, nft, crypto, web3 - is Solidity, the language, worth exploring - can it be used (for fun) outside it's main purpose? Just curious...
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malkia
4y ago
It was all good, until NUMA came, and now you have to careful rethought your process, or you get lots of performance issues in your (otherwise) well threaded code. Speaking from first-hand experience, when our level editor ended up being us
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malkia
4y ago
LispWorks GUI is named similarly :) - Capi - http://www.lispworks.com/products/capi.html - it just reminded me of it when I've read the name, that's all...
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malkia
4y ago
SQLite allows you to override the low-level paging routines, wonder if it won't work by just having a different pager (though maybe not that efficient compression, unless the pages are big (64kb)).
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malkia
4y ago
Does chromebook classify as linux? I had mac laptop, but granted I could not do anything in the shell, but just "remote" into an actual (or provided through ganeti ) machine, it was forbidden to check out locally on your laptop (m
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