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nalllar
6y ago
If you really think you need it, you go privately or join a long (years) waiting list for mental health service, maybe get a group therapy session if you're lucky while you wait. UK mental health service doesn't work currently.
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nalllar
6y ago
"theolognion" it's an onion parody for programmers.
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7y ago
hey mods, the link should be changed to the white house proclamation, news sites are having some trouble with accuracy. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/proclamation...
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7y ago
turns out it's bad/misleading UI, there's a dropdown for which type of downtime which defaults to 'GIT Operations'
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7y ago
looking again, the reporting under 'API Requests' downtime seems accurate but none of the earlier outages report downtime under 'Git Operations', which were also broken. didn't notice there was a selector for which
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7y ago
they're doing the usual corporate status page uptime lying: https://i.imgur.com/vy7onDT.png https://www.githubstatus.com/uptime
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7y ago
once have a working dev environment, external docs are the last place to look. IDE type search and doc comments are much more likely to be useful.
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7y ago
the discordianists were right > *THE PINEAL GLAND is where each and every one of us can talk to Eris. If you have trouble activating your Pineal, then try the appendix which does almost as well. Reference: DOGMA I, METAPHYSICS #3, "
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7y ago
urgh, custom CUDA ops now. Original StyleGAN worked on AMD cards, this won't without porting those. ):
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7y ago
Blade Chassis power supplies are cheap used, very efficient, and will do nearly 200A at 12V from 240V input. Search HP 500242-001.
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8y ago
AVX512 on downclocks, you won't see the full 2x scaling. Cloudflare ran into some trouble with this: https://blog.cloudflare.com/on-the-dangers-of-intels-frequen...
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8y ago
> The only reason "body size" is mentioned, is because the author is fat. The only reason why "gender identity and expression" is mentioned, is because the author is trans. For most of these cases, a simple "don&
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8y ago
Being political isn't a problem. Free Software is political. mjg59 put this far better than I could: > A reminder that free software is fundamentally about breaking down barriers preventing people from participating in a social ende
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8y ago
/r/linux has been full of arguments about this recently. The moderation team claims that many of the people arguing against the CoC appear to be new to /r/linux. > We have noticed a large influx of accounts this past
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8y ago
It will likely benefit their users. AMD's EPYC processors are cheaper for the same performance as intel's, as well as allowing more memory per processor. As they allow more cores per socket this can also often massively reduce per
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8y ago
enum Void shouldn't be used for opaque types. See these: https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/recent-change-to-make-exha... https://github.com/rust-lang-nursery/nomicon/issues/29
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8y ago
The 2GB in his screenshot means that 2GB has been malloc'd and used. RAM reported as in use by an application is not being used by the OS to cache things. RAM that's reported as "free" by OS X's activity monitor
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8y ago
Only the 72xxF processors are being discontinued, not the PCIE cards. These are compatible with normal x86 code. See https://www.servethehome.com/intel-xeon-phi-x200-knights-lan...
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8y ago
It would be good to show off the language more prominently, on the home page. You could consider some runnable demos like python and rust's. [1], [2] [1]: https://www.python.org/ [2]: https://www.rust-lang.o
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8y ago
> Fun aside: if you store it on paper you're not beholden to GDPR. Crazy. Do you have a source for this? From some quick googling that doesn't appear to be true. https://www.orsgroup.com/news/compliance
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9y ago
Debugging in CLion with gdb and the intellij-rust plugin is already quite pleasant. It even works remotely attached to bare metal embedded projects on stm32 microcontrollers! Unfortunately debugging isn't available with intellij-rust i
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9y ago
You can use `A IS NOT DISTINCT FROM B` to compare if you want to treat NULLs as equal instead of unknown. Unfortunately it is poorly supported. See http://modern-sql.com/feature/is-distinct-from
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9y ago
If you're seeing frequent drops in connection, contact their support. [0] They're very good at getting openreach to fix problems. Another option for you in particular (if you're willing to keep paying for both virgin and AAIS
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9y ago
DOCSIS "modems" are layer 3 devices as well actually. The DOCSIS standard requires filtering by IP address and port [1] built in to the modem, instead of at the CMTS. This is back-asswards, as a hacked modem can ignore the filteri
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9y ago
It initially affected TCP, UDP and ICMP. After a firmware "fix", it doesn't affect ICMP but still affects TCP and UDP.
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9y ago
Java 9 adds jlink, which lets you create a runtime image containing only the java modules you're using. This means you can ship a considerably smaller built in JRE with your app, if you don't want to depend on a system JRE. javapa
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9y ago
If it's for DIY purposes you can still use leaded solder if you prefer it. Otherwise, not all lead-free solder is the same. Try Senju M705 or a similar SnAgCu alloy, you may be pleasantly surprised. M705 datasheet: https://w
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9y ago
If it's in typescript or has type definitions available you can convert those type definitions with ts2kt. Failing that, you can use the dynamic type. ts2kt - https://github.com/kotlin/ts2kt type definitions for m
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9y ago
> I really hope something like Java, or even better Kotlin, will replace Javascript ... Have you tried Kotlin's javascript backend? https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/js-overview.html
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9y ago
You will probably see better performance if you write your own string deduplication. https://shipilev.net/jvm-anatomy-park/10-string-intern/ > In almost every project we were taking care of, removing String.in
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