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by maxboone 2y ago
AOE times are pretty common in academic and CS circles, it is the standard for IEEE 802: https://www.ieee802.org/16/aoe.html
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by maxboone 2y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/1705.06768 It's not something that new, I like it.
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by maxboone 2y ago
One of the problems I have with this is that I wonder if this doesn't majorly impact blue/green upgrades and (actual cluster, not schema) migrations.
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by maxboone 2y ago
Is the source available somewhere?
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by maxboone 2y ago
Updates and replication becomes a whole lot trickier when you start using these functionalities in postgres. Sure it's possible, but I prefer sticking to more widespread use of postgres.
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by maxboone 2y ago
That's why you can install through F-Droid right?
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by maxboone 2y ago
mRNA ≠ microRNA
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by maxboone 2y ago
Take a look at vector, I personally prefer it over fluentd and don't think you'll need a custom monitoring agent with it.
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by maxboone 2y ago
You can register for a new gTLD, but it requires quite some funds and work.
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by maxboone 2y ago
How's the peripherals support on Surface Linux? I've been wanting to switch to Linux on my Pro X SQ2 for a while due to the WSL2 support on it being terrible (might be fixed now [1]) but always thought that most stuff such as LTE,
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by maxboone 2y ago
Thought it was particularly interesting to share as the same structure (BubbleDeck) is used as in a previous parking garage collapse (Eindhoven) which sparked a large check-up of these buildings across the Netherlands https://www
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Nieuwegein Hospital parking garage collapsed(nos.nl)
2 points by maxboone 2y ago|2 comments
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by maxboone 2y ago
It supports software outside of the store fine, even has x64 emulation. There's no real noticeable difference in daily use. The only real problems that are left is drivers (old devices that require an x86 driver) and WSL2 (which has a
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by maxboone 2y ago
Hopefully this will incentivize Microsoft to fix the current WSL virtualization on ARM chips. Something's that's been broken for years now: https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/11274 (also see th
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by maxboone 2y ago
Groq is not general purpose enough, you'd be stuck with a specific model on your chip.
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by maxboone 2y ago
This is not universally so, but as far as I can see in the US it is. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Co-determination
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by maxboone 2y ago
Quantum Machine Learning is a pretty solid connection: - https://youtu.be/Lbndu5EIWvI
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by maxboone 2y ago
The origins of quantum computing give it a clear use: simulation of many-body systems. Number factorization and anything else in BQP is also an use for them.
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by maxboone 2y ago
Was a but confused what makes this a Fedora device, but some context: https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/fedora-slimbook/83685...
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by maxboone 3y ago
Probably this means it's not for me, but what is this useful for? Anyone using this in their prod set-up and has a scenario where they found this useful?
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by maxboone 3y ago
A lot of these applications have either an SSO tax or BSL licensing, i'd recommend adding tags for that.
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by maxboone 3y ago
Even when you put it next to the average (or better, modal) wages?
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by maxboone 3y ago
No, those are not billed to the person who caused the injury. The personal injury part is meant to compensate for personal injury, such as "compensation" for becoming unable to work, or live the same way as before.
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by maxboone 3y ago
Healthcare is socialized in Europe and car insurance is still similarly priced (750 - 1500 per year, average in NL is 950 per car for only liability) mostly due to liability costs. Required insurance covers € 7.5 million for personal injury
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by maxboone 3y ago
Use this extensively when doing linear algebra and when I'm too lazy to do it by hand, very useful tool indeed! Especially the print(latex(...)) command has helped a ton to write large matrices in notes for courses.
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by maxboone 3y ago
CloudFlare Pages/ Workers is pretty nice
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by maxboone 3y ago
It's frontend uses a JS framework though [1], and transpiles it to the static directory. It's HTMX though, which is refreshing to see. [1] https://github.com/netbox-community/netbox/tree/develop&#x2F
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by maxboone 3y ago
Great tool, moved our IPAM to it at a major hosting company in the Netherlands a couple years ago. Used a replicated PostgreSQL database and a Redis cluster (we went for KeyDB for HA) backing it and it's HA.
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by maxboone 3y ago
I'm eagerly waiting for the first electric aerial vehicle that has either autorotation or a glide scope. I would never fly with something that can't (possibly) land on an engine failure.
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by maxboone 3y ago
W.r.t. most of those graphs, the (rightfully so) collapse of Bretton Woods: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bretton_Woods_system

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