nbf_1995

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by nbf_1995 1y ago
Like RocksDB from which this appears to be forked, the primary usage is as a storage engine for other applications/databases. Compared to rocksdb, it seems like ToplingDB has added more facilities to better support distributed use-case
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by nbf_1995 1y ago
> Are you just happy to throw your money away if it goes to a giant corporation? 45% (which is a lot) of the money goes to the giant corporation. The other 55% gets divided up among the people whose content you watched. I mostly watch sm
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by nbf_1995 1y ago
The solar wasn't turned off intentionally. The solar turned off automatically due to the over-voltage on the grid.
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by nbf_1995 2y ago
I've been using LibreWolf for about a year, and I have not experienced endless / non-functional captchas. As far I know this is because LibreWolf pretends to be Firefox. Looking in the devtools confirms that Librewolf is sending a
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by nbf_1995 2y ago
> but they have no Courage Said the warrior from their 20 minute old throwaway account.
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by nbf_1995 2y ago
I underwent this treatment (Esketamine) a few years ago. I found the acute effects (the "trip") right after taking it quite unpleasant. But as the treatment went on, my mental state improved dramatically.
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by nbf_1995 2y ago
Reposting my analysis I performed with a Rpi pico, oscilloscope and a photo diode from another site: I created a test setup using a Raspberry Pi Pico running CircuitPython and a USB HiD library to emulate mouse clicks. I connected button sw
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by nbf_1995 2y ago
>Over time the nubs can wear down and cause your cursor to drift This is simply not true. The trackpoint driver will compensate for trackpoints that no longer point "true" center https://wiki.archlinux.org/title
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by nbf_1995 2y ago
HP sold (sells?) Elitebook laptops that have a trackpoint but with 2 mouse buttons instead of 3. But you can change the right button to right click on press and activate scrolling with press and hold.
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by nbf_1995 2y ago
What sort of hardware would you recommend for this use case?
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by nbf_1995 2y ago
Vapor is on that list, although it has not implemented all tasks (and thus has no composite score). It has results for JSON serialization, and database interop. It places near the bottom in each task it has completed.
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by nbf_1995 2y ago
I used to maintain a list similar to this one when I used Void and later Arch. Now I use NixOS which lets me configure these items once and forget about them. When I swapped the ssd in my laptop for a larger one, the entire post-install con
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by nbf_1995 3y ago
Record breaking for that day of the year.
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by nbf_1995 3y ago
I installed gnome to double check and the issue seems to be fixed. I can use the brightness keys with ambient light sensor enable.
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by nbf_1995 3y ago
They work, but on gnome you might have to disable the `hid_sensor_hub` kernel module.
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by nbf_1995 3y ago
I got a unit from batch one and experienced some gpu issues and sleep/wake issues, but they went away after updating to bios v3.03. It's been fine since then. Mediatek wifi is basically as good as the ax210 in my 12th gen. The CPU
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by nbf_1995 3y ago
I've also experienced the GPU issues and sleep issues, but for me, these were solved by updating to bios v3.03
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by nbf_1995 3y ago
The fingerprint sensor is shared across all framework laptops. It was about as fast and reliable as you can expect a fingerprint reader to be.
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by nbf_1995 3y ago
The ax210 does work in the ryzen motherboard but just ok. I had persistent errors relating to the card in dmesg and occasional disconnects. The wifi that ships with the ryzen framework is made by MediaTek, not Realtek, and it's been wo
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by nbf_1995 3y ago
Can you elaborate on your system? What brand is it and what size CO2 container does it take? I have a RO system that I barely use and love carbonated water. I currently use a sodastream and despise constantly refilling the tiny CO2 bottles.
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by nbf_1995 3y ago
It depends on the shape of your data and whether or not you need extras like pub/sub. Redis (and Redis protocol compatible databases) have rich support for HashMaps, Sets etc. Previously I've used redis-persistence as the data sto
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by nbf_1995 3y ago
Worth noting that there is a very broad ecosystem of "Redis protocol compatible" databases that are persistence-oriented. KVRocks: Backed by RocksDB https://github.com/apache/kvrocks Tendis: Backed by RocksDB
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by nbf_1995 3y ago
You may be interested in https://github.com/nobody-famous/alive which brings the power of slime to vscode (Mostly, it's relatively new and missing some features, but getting better all the time)
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by nbf_1995 4y ago
Intel's new chips have performance cores with 2 threads and efficiency cores with 1 thread. However, the efficiency cores are still cores. Take a look at their docs for the 1240P https://ark.intel.com/content/www&#
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by nbf_1995 4y ago
Certainly, there is great work being done by the Asahi team. I'm sure Phoronix will return next year and post an article measuring the year over year gains on Asahi
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by nbf_1995 4y ago
This is not the case. All 8 physical cores of the M1/2 can be utilized simultaneously, since each is a full physical core, independent of the others. The statement about only being able to use 4 at a time is true of threads, such as th
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by nbf_1995 4y ago
Correct. I should have specified in my comment
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by nbf_1995 4y ago
This article mistakenly calls the M2 a 4c/8t part. However, the M2 (and M1) have 8 physical cores with no SMT, which makes them 8c/8t. 4 of the 8 cores are performance (big) cores while 4 are efficiency cores. This makes the compa
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by nbf_1995 4y ago
> Apple M2 (Linux/8gb/4c) This is an error on Phoronix's part. The M2 has 8 physical cores with no SMT which makes it 8c/8t. You can see all 8 cores in the die shots https://semianalysis.substack.com/p