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merb
5mo ago
Google did something similar with golang. Of course it was a tool based rewrite and they did lots of tests but some bugs still emerged. People should stop being mad about a company that delivers a tool that is about shipping software faster
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5mo ago
Wouldn’t it be good to start investigating into a micro model architecture? Like first model checks the context and routes to the Java optimized model, etc. would make it also simpler to load/unload models in memory. So extremely small
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5mo ago
Stil no new processor version for document ai https://docs.cloud.google.com/document-ai/docs/release-notes that is so weird. (Customer extractor) It’s not possible to uptrain on preview releases and it did not get
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merb
5mo ago
I do not need a new shiny code hosting platform. I just need a better way for managing merge requests/pull requests. Stuff that does not suck, especially a better diff, like semantic diff that is more clever than before. I do not care
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5mo ago
And that is the reason why it is only autocomplete. You probably had less context than the poster before, so it could not mix stuff up. The poster before either had more memory or the search searched through more topics. And btw it’s really
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5mo ago
Well at least it’s night time which means it’s hopefully resolved in the morning. Looks like it failed after a maintenance: https://www.namecheap.com/status-updates/planned-denic-de-re... https://status.deni
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5mo ago
How do I backup docker volumes? I never found a native flow for backing up docker compose projects. While not built in k8s has at least velero and kasten. However they are only possible because of snapshots https://kubernetes.io&
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5mo ago
The latest nuclear reactor built in Europe was in France and took 17 years and its costs were 23 billion euro (roughly 27 billion $) with this amount of money you can basically install around 750000 heat pumps costing 30000€. So no it is pr
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5mo ago
BTW the last day. I played with Claude to fix the simple things all by himself. Sadly we are on gitlab so I needed to tell him to use glab cli and I needed a little bit more time to setup than GitHub (why do they not support gitlab or other
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5mo ago
It looks like you know way more than the entso report. Which mostly blamed it on governance. Mostly because a small change in a complex system can lead to cascading failures. They also included data to prevent it in the future. And yes sola
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Critical .NET 10.0.6 vulnerability in DataProtection
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6mo ago
Looks like dotnet got hit with a critical vulnerability. That mostly affected the DataProtection package in version 10.0.6 but it’s possible to be vulnerable on older versions as well, depending on the runtime that was used.
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6mo ago
What doomsayers or tech bros never really understand, you can’t be rich without an economy. Which basically means that if 90% of the people loose their jobs, their home, the system by itself will collapse even the stuff that the rich people
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6mo ago
Sad part is, is that ad hoc unions probably won’t make it into v1. That is probably one of the only feature why I like typescript. Because I can write result types in a good way without creating thousands of sub types. It’s even more import
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6mo ago
Well you are right of course, I just wanted to explain what they wanted to show. Of course the type would be wrong if the second entry in itself is an empty list. I just wanted to explain the reasoning what they tried to accomplish They cou
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6mo ago
OneOrMore is more or less an example from the functional world. i.e.: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/oneormore or scala: https://typelevel.org/cats/datatypes/nel.html it's for type
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6mo ago
No. Most cups changes nowadays happen in https://github.com/openprinting/cups?tab=readme-ov-file See here for the details: https://openprinting.github.io/achievements/#cups-upstream-h...
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6mo ago
btw nfs that is mentioned here is fine in sync mode. However that is slow.
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7mo ago
The online way to prove it is false would’ve to let the LLM create a new uuid algorithm that uses different parameters than all the other uuid algorithms. But that is better than the ones before. It basically can’t do that.
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7mo ago
Well since it still not uses a custom port for the client connection and not plain h2 streaming what’s the difference to pangolin? I mean it does not like it has that much more benefits? If clients would also connect to 443 h2 than yeah. Bu
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7mo ago
Wouldn’t it be possible to automate creating these packages ? I know that it is not the thing that the curl creator needs to do. But if he does not do it, I’m not sure who will. Also I’m not even sure who will use curl via nuget?! I also t
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8mo ago
Swift and fil-c are only pseudo safe. Once you deal with the actual world and need to pass around data from memory things are always unsafe since there is no safe way of sharing memory. At least not in our current operating systems. Swift a
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8mo ago
Your take is also a bad one. No what asml builds is not American technology. Why asml succeeded is because they got tons of company’s and people to help them advance the technology of the chip industry. Yes it wouldn’t be possible without t
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8mo ago
So it’s forbidden to use the Claude Mac app. I would say the ToS as it is, can’t be enforced
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8mo ago
I more and more see a bug in my mouth that tries to encourage my boss to cancel Microsoft 365. I did not find the root cause yet
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I doubt that minio pulled the open source version because they were mistreated. Really yeah there are some projects where this is a problem, but it’s mostly because the project only has a single maintainer. People are angry about minio , bu
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8mo ago
If that is the case why did minio start with the open source version? If there were only downsides? Sounds like stupid business plan
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9mo ago
I had that problem as well. Especially when connected to two external monitors. I did not love the machine and the M1 Max was such a big upgrade because of that and I could upgrade to the m3 max later and give my m1 to somebody else. Both a
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10mo ago
You can only use .net 4.8 when you create an outlook add-in. I mean yes you can build it with native interop and aot. But then you would loose the .net benefits as well.
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10mo ago
> 3.4 Lazy fsync by Default Why? Why do some databases do that? To have better performance in benchmarks? It’s not like that it’s ok to do that if you have a better default or at least write a lot about it. But especially when you run st
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