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by n3t 1y ago
Not recommended. I did this some time ago and I have to wake up in the morning and commute now.
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by n3t 1y ago
What scripts do you keep there? What are your use cases?
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by n3t 1y ago
If you have a dataset for which you know which elements have similar/same style, you can create your own embeddings for style.
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by n3t 1y ago
Not necessarily. I think that employment has a higher job security floor but a lower job security ceiling. _In a way_, employment is like having a single client. You have smaller variance month to month but are more prone to unexpected even
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by n3t 1y ago
> near-complete job security is a must for me Unless we understand vastly different things by "job security", I have some bad news for you. Recent years showed that even large, profitable companies with significant cash reserve
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by n3t 1y ago
Look what mattered 10 years ago, reflect on that, and draw your own conclusions.
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by n3t 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_illusion
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by n3t 2y ago
https://doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/scope/lifetime/sta... says: > As a reference lifetime 'static indicates that the data pointed to by the reference lives for the remaining lifetime of the runn
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by n3t 2y ago
I run fishnet[0] to help Lichess[1] analyze chess games. [0]: https://github.com/lichess-org/fishnet [1]: https://lichess.org/
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by n3t 2y ago
> Increased footfall is beneficial for the economy. People generally spend more when they're outside than they would if they were at home. It sounds like the broken window fallacy.
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by n3t 2y ago
The author mentions MRI in the article.
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by n3t 2y ago
I won't directly answer your questions but consider this. We have a function F that accepts an argument of size N and returns the result after N² instructions. Its time complexity is O(N²). Now consider F'. F' is like F but w
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by n3t 2y ago
At a previous job we had a service that handled around 1 query per second. I crafted a oneliner that `tail -f`'d the logs and played a note for each response. I believe there were different notes for different HTTP status codes but it
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by n3t 2y ago
A lot of shady scrapers run on residential IP addresses.
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by n3t 2y ago
> there are about 4 different ways to implement object moving What are they?
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Garage: Open-Source Distributed Object Storage(garagehq.deuxfleurs.fr)
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by n3t 2y ago
Arithmetic underflow, obviously.
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by n3t 2y ago
Searching for "all articles are available offline and without an internet connection" (with the quotes) in your favorite search engine might help.
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by n3t 3y ago
Can you share what your typical flashcard for the book looks like?
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by n3t 3y ago
I run fishnet[0] to help Lichess[1] analyze chess games. [0]: https://github.com/lichess-org/fishnet [1]: https://lichess.org/
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by n3t 3y ago
After reading https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/administer-cluster/cpu-mana... , I think we have different policies set for the CPU Manager. In my case it's `"cpuManagerPolicy": "none"`
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by n3t 3y ago
I re-did the experiment again with `taskset` and got the same results, i.e. the mask is independent of creation of the "Guaranteed QoS" Pod. FWIW, `taskset` uses the same syscall as `nproc` (according to `strace`).
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by n3t 3y ago
If by "CPU mask" you refer to the `sched_getaffinity` syscall, I can't reproduce this behavior. What I tried: I created a "Burstable" Pod and run `nproc` [0] on it. It returned N CPUs (N > 1). Then I created a &q
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by n3t 3y ago
> which of problematic in K8s where the visible CPUs may change while your process runs This is new to me. What is this… behavior? What keywords should I use to find any details about it? The only thing that rings a bell is requests&#x2F
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by n3t 3y ago
I've heard good things about JiraCLI → https://github.com/ankitpokhrel/jira-cli .
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by n3t 3y ago
Exactly. What your parent described is a type of trusted timestamping and one doesn't need blockchain to implement it. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_timestamping
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by n3t 3y ago
> That is a lot of data for a single page IMO. It is great for a cheat sheet to be on a single page. It makes ctrl+f searching useful and quick.
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by n3t 3y ago
How can k3s be simpler to operate than Kubernetes when k3s is a Kubernetes distribution?
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by n3t 4y ago
> GPL is a copyleft license which requires you to share anything that you build using the original software. That's not true. > This makes it difficult for commercial use. Yeah, too bad it's so difficult for companies to use
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by n3t 4y ago
You encrypt a file first, then you calculate hash of the encrypted file.

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