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misnome
3y ago
https://github.com/NixOS/nix/issues/1396 “Working as intended” Last time I checked (~year ago) this wordage was still on the documentation page; someone seems to have hit in January. It seems to be missing no
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3y ago
Don’t forget the documentation! “getting started” bugs that outright breaks your install if you actually try to follow them; WONTFIX, you should just know how to do it.
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misnome
3y ago
There has been lots of movement towards running multiple copies of the interpreter in the same process space, over the last several releases. I’m sure it’ll come at some point.
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misnome
3y ago
Isn’t this given “for free” by the fact that it’s fork, even in standard multiprocessing? What does the library do extra?
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3y ago
It looks like they renamed the article to http://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/gh200-grace-hopper-superch... As far as I was aware, the first gen was barely available yet?
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misnome
3y ago
Why is anyone upvoting this? It’s a four day old aspiration with no README?
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misnome
3y ago
> I am willing to bet good money that it won't hurt you physically if you just call them "packages". So, "Packages are the new standard of distributing packages, and replace packages" is clearer to you?
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3y ago
This. The first thing I have to do on firefox is turn off a load of advertising. That, crypto, and the Mr.Robot extension fiasco burned a _lot_ of goodwill.
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3y ago
Ah, once again, the "No Backsies of informal statements" law. Note that all of these are a long time ago, and even if their offhand opinions were legally binding the "strongest" of these articles > had stated in a spe
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3y ago
When a tab crashed or got heavy usage on Firefox, the whole browser locked up. Chrome didn’t. It was noticeably faster and more reliable. Switching browsers isn’t something that people generally do lightly. You lose them, you lose them for
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3y ago
Conduct electricity with zero resistance. This has been possible at cryogenic temperatures (powers supermagnets, MRI etc) but running at room temperature _and pressure_ means in theory that you don’t need expensive support machinery. Has be
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misnome
3y ago
Disagreed with the first "Solution" (WAVE leaves too much space around E, looks unbalanced). Not disappointed.
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3y ago
> realistic physics It was a while ago, but a lot of the action tension in the first couple of seasons seemed to rely on things like, "We are leaving [jupiter moon], we are in a rush! Adrenaline is high!... We are arriving at [Mars
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3y ago
I'm sorry to be the one to let you know but 2017 was under two decades ago.
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3y ago
And the licensing is super reasonable. Purchasing gets you all through the current and next versions. It is one of the few “professional” applications I’ve felt comfortable buying for extremely light hobby usage.
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3y ago
What do you mean by “work problems”. Writing regex? SQL? Exclusively software development? Outside of this, even using for “summarizing” documents, you are lucky if it doesn’t distort or twist meanings such that it isn’t useful, except now
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misnome
3y ago
Wait, you actually think that AI will improve any of this?
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3y ago
One of these "TV Master"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binatone - identifiable by the distinctive orange/black casing. I had a Mk.8 in the early 90's picked up from a junk sale, and it had an inter
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misnome
3y ago
Calling dupe on a post in favour of one with no discussion just wastes everyones time.
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3y ago
I really doubt that cost per package drops more than adding multiple extra drivers. The truth is that the wave of “imminent drone delivery” mania was always just marketing, and wasn’t going to make sense except in extremely limited scenario
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3y ago
Are you sure that you never read Asimov’s “The last Question”?
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3y ago
My favorite was going through the Nix reference manual. Section 4.2, Profiles > If the profile doesn’t exist, it will be created automatically. Nope! If it doesn't exist then running the commands this tells you to will bork your ins
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3y ago
Oh good, the “Single genius visionary worship” part of the hype cycle.
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3y ago
We really really tried to use oneAPI, for FPGA, working with intel directly. Every release would completely change some approach requiring restructuring. The only card with “free” compatibility was discontinued the week after we bought them
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3y ago
To hazard a guess, because they might possess more than a childs’ understanding of jurisdiction.
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3y ago
This feels like you didn’t even read the thread title. “In Classroom” != “they are banned from owning”. And I’m not sure that calling 911 would help them, in the Netherlands.
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3y ago
This reads like pure hysteria. Do you have any evidence or statistics about rates of “Classroom Emergencies” to base this panic on? Specifically those outside of the US, we know that is an outlier.
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misnome
3y ago
... which you created when none of the other stacks existed, and stood behind for 20 years while all your competitors changed their mind about everything every couple of years.
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misnome
3y ago
Then just make your own instance? Or is the complaint that you don’t have the power to force yourself on people who don’t want to read your shit?
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3y ago
I’ve seen speculation correlating “Going down at 9am on the first day of Q3” with the fact that they have apparently been trying to migrate off Google cloud by June 30th because of Melon’s blanket policy of “Not paying bills”. Needless to s
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