mayama

4 ms·

61.
by mayama 7mo ago
How is this fundamentally different from Nuscale approval? Like Nuscale this is also brand new design, sodium fast reactor, that hasn't been commercially deployed and is likely to run into usual ballooning budgets and western nuclear c
62.
by mayama 8mo ago
It probably is because of video length, mentioning systemd would mean explaining init system which could add another 5 min runtime. At least they showed it in diagram of dependencies.
63.
by mayama 8mo ago
From my vague memory of xz backdoor, I don't even recall systemd being involved. Now, I get what people are talking about when they said systemd is taking over everything and why there was so much pushback to systemd when it was being
64.
by mayama 8mo ago
> What’s the dBase II/III equivalent today? Salesforce, firebase or Supabase etc., but, all are SAAS platforms. Not sure if there is any other platform where you can do database and applications that you can host yourself.
65.
by mayama 8mo ago
Decades in which China started as peasant army(US admin view) and wasn't mostly a peer adversity. But, that changed almost a decade ago and defending Taiwan will become more costly and time passes. New American security document, mostl
66.
by mayama 9mo ago
One emperor in US state doesn't control legislative, executive, judiciary, military and private company boards and financial capital. The way you have to look at China it is an empire with bit of communism and capitalism. If the mandat
67.
by mayama 9mo ago
> These terms are useless for distinguishing anything -- what you said can be said about literally any capitalist state. CPC mandates and gets seats on highest boards of companies, combines IP research across civil military, is both prod
68.
by mayama 9mo ago
> China is hyper-capitalist. China is one party system, where CPC controls and owns production, policy, finance and even consumption levers.
69.
by mayama 1y ago
> However other vendors that build upon AOSP, such as Samsung, can make their own decisions on this. Pure AOSP devices are only some chinese knockoffs without play store. If your device needs play store/device integrity verification
70.
by mayama 1y ago
> There is no proof of a lab leak and evidence leads to the wet market as the source Because WHO worked with CPC to bury evidence and give clean chit to wuhan lab. There was some pressure building up then for international teams to visit
71.
by mayama 1y ago
Half of go.sum dependencies generally are multiple versions of same package. 400 still a lot, but a huge project like gitea might need them I guess. > cat go.sum |awk '{print $1}' | sort |uniq |wc -l 431 > wc -l go.sum 115
72.
by mayama 1y ago
Combination of CPU% and loadavg would generally tell how system is doing. I had systems where loadavg is high, waiting on network/io, but little cpu%. Tracing high load is not always straightforward as cpu% though, you have to go throu
73.
by mayama 1y ago
> Because I did. How come I can do what I want with my computer, but not my phone? Why are phones so inferior in this area? Apple and Microsoft are constantly working on fixing the issue with their appstores and requiring app signing in
74.
by mayama 1y ago
Google has delayed releasing pixel 10 sources and unlocking bootloader for new phones is becoming increasingly rare. They may lock it down too going forward.
75.
by mayama 1y ago
flatpak is supposed to address this. Running applications in sandbox. But, with almost all applications wanting access to your HOME, because of convenience, sandbox utility is quiet questionable in most cases.
76.
by mayama 1y ago
> I don't quite understand how the airplane shape made it easier to model the loading and positioning? (Not saying you're wrong, just doesn't fit my intuition and I'm curious). You can approximate space shuttle reentr
77.
by mayama 1y ago
I disable turbo boost in cpu on linux. Fans rarely start on the laptop and the system is generally cool. Even working on development and compilation I rarely need the extra perf. For my 10yr old laptop I cap max clock to 95% too to stop the
78.
by mayama 1y ago
Generally I found updated example in one of the test files. Or I could understand how to use library by reading test files in the repo. For me it's the opposite problem, python documentation is too long in some cases and it's not
79.
by mayama 1y ago
Not every model needs to be psychological counselors or boyfriend simulator. There is place for aspects of emotions in models, but not every general purpose model needs to include it.
80.
by mayama 1y ago
Same here. On recent Indian trips, I got hit with mild nausea after sweating in summer weather. I couldn't believe I wasn't able to go around like I used to few years ago. Had to bring along mildly salted water and take couple of
81.
by mayama 1y ago
At some point I started running gui apps without network access, first with firejail and then bubblewrap. This was before flatpak became a thing. I still use collection of bash scripts that built up over time to run applications in sandbox.
82.
by mayama 1y ago
> Because it’s an authoritarian dictatorship that forces people to do things to achieve its goals ? That's just part of the puzzle. What makes CPC different from most dictatorships is like NK or SU is that most of ruling elite of CP
83.
by mayama 1y ago
It's result of supporting fundamentalist terrorism and supporting infrastructure nationwide. After sufficient growth, the extremist support base started being recruited into lower levels of army and the support grew from there. Going f
84.
by mayama 1y ago
> Overstated. There isn't any long term locking capabilities on most rivers under the IWT. India could build water channel, in style of China's South North water transfer project in less than half decade. Huge dams aren't
85.
by mayama 1y ago
Long term it will work. If foreign govt allow getting around tariffs, according to trump import deficit formula, tariff on the govt will go up. Usgov could also increase tariff on countries with more companies doing tariff shenanigans. The
86.
by mayama 1y ago
Regarding India, Indian govt already has huge tariffs and non tariff barriers on China. They imposed many of those during Galwan valley standoff and later extended them when they are promoting manufacturing or PLI for specific sectors. Indi
87.
by mayama 1y ago
India has been producing mobiles for local consumption for few years now. Sure, almost everything was imported initially. But, recently govt is targeting PLI for specific mobile components like PCB, screen, camera modules, enclosures etc. C
88.
by mayama 1y ago
That's the cost of having people protesting, blocking and badmouthing govt, for example you are doing right now. Try something like this in China against CCP, your account will be blocked within hour and cops will visit you in a day.
89.
by mayama 1y ago
> Everyone holds long term USD instruments. Nobody wants to lose their money. The US is still the world's largest economy - by a lot. Sure US share of world gdp is hovering around 25% for decades. But, world gdp share of what I woul
90.
by mayama 2y ago
With the rhoteric China makes of invasion, those rockets didn't seem to deter them.

More ›