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by nh2 8mo ago
What does "high performance" mean here? I get 40 Gbit/s over a single localhost TCP stream on my 10 years old laptop with iperf3. So the TCP does not seem to be a bottleneck if 40 Gbit/s is "high" enough, which
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by nh2 8mo ago
Is it certain that this is the reason? rsync's man page says "pipelining of file transfers to minimize latency costs" and https://rsync.samba.org/how-rsync-works.html says "Rsync is heavily pipelined&quo
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by nh2 8mo ago
This is not a feature of rsync, but of your shell. So the question "does rclone have that" doesn't make much sense, because it usually wouldn't be rclone implementing it. For example, zsh does it here for rsync, which ac
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by nh2 8mo ago
Compression is off by default in OpenSSH, at least `man 5 ssh_config` says: > Specifies whether to use compression. The argument must be yes or no (the default). So I'm surprised you see speedups with your invocation.
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by nh2 8mo ago
Who uses the second meaning? In my experience, "purely functional" always means "you can express pure functions on the type level" (thus guaranteeing that it is referentially transparent and has no side effects) -- see
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by nh2 8mo ago
The point was that most of the shown software is optional, and you can check how much selecting those parts you care about sum up to. To provide "conclusive proof" that it's possible to run a 128 MB Linux system. For example,
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by nh2 8mo ago
I'm not trying to run a minimal system. This is just out of the box NixOS.
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by nh2 8mo ago
That's correct. I think it is not hard to use the high resolution timestamps, but still they do not have the same precision as a UNIX tv_nsec value, which can be annoying if you want to preserve the _exact_ time that common Linux files
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by nh2 8mo ago
This is not difficult, you just need to run `htop` and perform addition of the RES column (which is in KB unless a unit is shown). Example: USER RES▽ Command root 70436 systemd-journald root 14268 amazon-
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by nh2 8mo ago
My NixOS SSH jump host server here idles at 234 MB of which 64 MB is systemd-journald (which I assume can be reduced with some settings of how much to keep in RAM).
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by nh2 9mo ago
There is some confusion here. ZIP retains timestamps. This makes sense because timestamps are a global concept. Consider them a attribute dependent on only the file in ZIP, similar to the file's name. Owners and permissions are depende
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by nh2 9mo ago
Unfortunately I won't have time for that; I just saw Radicle for the first time from this posting and wanted to drop-contribute what I think would reduce confusion for many people. You'll have to take it from here :-)
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by nh2 9mo ago
If you replace "AD:" by "Adrian from Endian writing:", people won't have to wonder what "AD" means, and waste their and your time on asking (you will probably get this question a lot otherwise).
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by nh2 9mo ago
Are you open to rename the "patches" terminology? Apparently currently "1 patch = 1 pull request of e.g. multiple commits" in Radicle. That confusing, since in Git a patch usually refers to a single commit: * git f
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by nh2 9mo ago
Update: The PR was merged upstream and I'll pay out the full bounty. Thank you very much! Now Linux is a good amount better on the desktop.
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by nh2 9mo ago
> 5% for paddle does sound like it kinda sucks Don't underestimate the benefit of it doing international VAT collection and payment. Especially for small amounts.
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by nh2 9mo ago
Unclear why this is being downvoted. It makes sense. If you connect to the database with a connector that only has read access, then the LLM cannot drop the database, period. If that were bugged (e.g. if Postgres allowed writing to a DB tha
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by nh2 9mo ago
So that after the attackers exfiltrate your file to their Anthropic account, now the rest of the world also has access to that Anthropic account and thus your files? Nice plan.
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by nh2 9mo ago
The reflog is not a git internal -- it is your local repository's "true history", including all operations that you ran. The `git log` history that you push is just that curated specific view into what you did that you wish t
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by nh2 9mo ago
> Just go back in time and get a snapshot of what the repo looked like 2 weeks ago. Ah. Except rebase. This is false. Any googling of "git undo rebase" will immediately point out that the git reflog stores all rebase history fo
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by nh2 9mo ago
A shell injection vulnerability ad soon as somebody copies the same approach somewhere else or trained your LLM on it. Write correct code by default, always, otherwise it will end up somewhere you care about. The best way to do that is to a
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by nh2 9mo ago
This can still make that just as you click, it adds entries and makes you click the wrong entry (accidental clickjacking).
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by nh2 9mo ago
I agree that logic is sound, but it is also not discoverable to the user: They might open the list (with the cursor resting on one of the items, or use the keyboard to navigate out of comfort or for accessibility reasons), then notice &quot
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by nh2 9mo ago
Confirming it works, thank you! I sent you a mail. In case it doesn't arrive, contact us via the support chat on https://benaco.com
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by nh2 9mo ago
Excellent, I will try it straight away. I'll pay out 75% if it works (as it fixes my immediate problem), and the remaining 25% if it gets merged. I'll email you after my test. I think one possible complaint you might get in the re
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by nh2 9mo ago
> find no help coming anytime Well, see sibling thread: Looks like you just need to post your bounty in HN and somebody will do within a few hours. Somebody to that for Windows or macos. Sometimes I feel the bounty topic isn't well
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by nh2 9mo ago
I'm using Linux on the desktop for 15 years and I still sometimes cannot connect to Wifi. This is because the list of network refreshes (and disappears) before I can find and click the correct Wifi: https://gitlab.gnome.org&
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by nh2 9mo ago
What is the actual difference? As a maintainers, if you want to be be able to tell real issues from non-issue discussions, you still gave to read them (triage). That's what's taking time. I don't see how transforming a discus
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by nh2 10mo ago
When you're shipping software, you have full control over LD_LIBRARY_PATH. Your entry point can be e.g. a shell script that sets it. There is not so much difference between shipping a statically linked binary, and a dynamically linked
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by nh2 10mo ago
Thin tape

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