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motoboi
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It’s very strange that the author go lengths to demonstrate how remote systems doesn’t work, just to, at the end, inadvertently providing an exemple where it works wonderfully (moral questions aside).
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motoboi
5y ago
google for venture capitalist. You will be amazed.
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5y ago
Anti air batteries. Ukraine has several. You can avoid them flying low, but then you fall into the killing envelope of shoulder mounted anti-air weapons, which Ukraine also happens to have many.
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5y ago
oh my
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motoboi
5y ago
There is a bug in GKE causing 502 when using CNI network. The big is triggered by port names in ingresses. Use port numbers and you should be good to go.
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5y ago
Superresolution. You have a lower resolution animation (less pixels = less calculations) and then use superresolution to turn that into a 4K image. This is reality right now for NVIDIA GPUs ( I think it’s called DMSS)
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motoboi
5y ago
Containers are just tar.gz files, you know? The whole layers thing it’s just an optimization. You can actually very simply run those tar.gz files without docker involved, just cgroups. But then you’ll have to write some daemon scripts to st
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motoboi
5y ago
This Russian gas dependency was solidified well into Russian recent developments. After Crimea invasion, as an example. After Russian influence over American election.
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Russia wants to put Germany in a bad negotiation position. If internal pressure to shutdown Russian gas becomes too strong, and shutting down Russian gas is a tremendous self-inflicted harm, a better alternative for politicians is to find a
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I wouldn’t doubt, given the nefarious consequences for Germany, that this site is Russian INFOSEC campaign. Germany cannot function without Russian gas right now. Simple there isn’t enough BTU’s. Why did Germany put itself into this strange
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5y ago
A codec it’s static, almost not changing at all over a decade. This allow you to implement it as a single purpose hardware which is orders of magnitude more efficient and fast than code running in a multipurpose chip, tensor or not. For thi
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Given that the year is 2022 and even Michael Jackson is known worldwide, I’m pretty sure humans now recognize western music concepts.
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This is for phishing attacks with lookalike domains and sites. Pretty common in the web banking world.
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motoboi
5y ago
I suppose this is meant as an advertisement of reddit as a search tool. But I for one haven't, if a recall, correctly, ever done a search with "reddit" at the end.
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5y ago
Download at http://library.lol/main/EFA97D29CEB7372CF7BC8B522008834B
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Competitive gaming is a thing. For those cases, Valve can distribute a linux gaming OS with anti-cheat mechanisms. Then restrict competitive participation to that OS. That or giving up the problem.
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5y ago
jo a=12 Should “a” be number or a string in the resulting JSON? And if it’s number, how can I tell it to output a string?
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5y ago
Hard to write oneliners in python, though. And this lets you write json without (or with less) braces, commas and quotes. That alone is already a big win.
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USA will not take unilateral action against Russia. The fact the it is willing to try to uncover those actions by Russia is a signal that it is doing whatever possible to make clear to the public that Russia is invading Ukraine (not defendi
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Growth means a share bought today will have a bigger value tomorrow. Investors (people) expect a remuneration for their money. So, a public company can only survive with growth. Growth and risk/reward balance is what keep companies ali
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>Was anybody else completely turned off by the pop-up that screams "Keep Reading..."? Ugh. I quit after that. > Also, please don't confuse conscientiousness with bed-side manner. They are plenty of people have excellent
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5y ago
Well, why not form road trains with a truck sized generator. You just schedule your route and an app shows you where to dock with the roadtrain. You can also carry your meat body into an actual train, but I think this is not the point here.
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5y ago
Http://12ft.io
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Everyone. It’s much easier to store tapes in a fire proof and water resistant safe than to find a fire and water resistant storage. So you can keep you backups in disk, but last resort disaster recoveries should be on tape somewhere. Gmail
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It applies actually. I forgot to explain why Kubernetes solves a simplified version of the problem. The simplification is that you can build a distributed operational system completely hiding the fact that you have millions of computers. Th
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Kubernetes is very complex because the problem it is solving is far more complex than that. It is actually a simplification of the problem, with a (somewhat) simple solution. The problem is: datacenter operational system. That is, in other
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> Most of the listeners hearing the unfactual, misleading and false COVID information on SPOTIFY are 24 years old, impressionable and easy to swing to the wrong side of the truth. > These young people believe SPOTIFY would never prese
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What you just said is fun, because that is a design choice in Kubernetes. You DO have a virtual hierarchical configuration. It’s just that it’s not a txt file, it’s a json object. The whole Kubernetes things is actually that: a single json
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Although people love to think of Kubernetes as “the thing google runs on that was open sourced”, it is actually a simplified version, written from scratch, based on the same principles of the tool google actually runs on. On used to run on,
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> Also you don't have to use NAT even with IPv4, it's just that most CNIs implement Kubernetes networking with non-addressable pod addresses. It's perfectly possible to make service and pod addresses routable from outside
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