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by nielsole 4y ago
My Samsung Galaxy S4 for example won't boot without a battery. Also the battery protection circuit is checked for. To get the phone to boot without battery i had to remove the cell from the battery and then connect a power supply to th
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by nielsole 4y ago
On my very first admin job all the way back in high school the single server with all the schools data had hung. So I power-cycled it only for it to blow the UPS and the fuse. Probably too much dust had accumulated in the PSU and the curren
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by nielsole 4y ago
Large language model (like gpt3 or chatgpt)
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by nielsole 4y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tellurocracy I fail to grasp the sentence though. What's a thalassocracy supposed to be in today's world?
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by nielsole 4y ago
Another random selection: * When choosing internal names and identifiers (e.g. DNS) do not include org hierarchy of the team. Chances are the next reorg is coming faster than the lifetime of the identifier and renaming is often hard. * The
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by nielsole 4y ago
Ah, ok that makes a lot of sense. But in the use case of the article I assumed we were under the constraint that output space would be exactly the size of input space as we have a non-sparse file on disk.
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by nielsole 4y ago
I have very little knowledge on information theory, but wouldn't a perfect hashing algorithm for a set of data have to embed all the variance of that data? At query time this could likely still be made faster than binary search, but wo
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by nielsole 4y ago
They are doing a really good job at employer branding. They make the requirements/constraints of the finance industry sound interesting. A field that cares about correctness, ordering and accurate clocks.
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by nielsole 4y ago
> properly behaved DHCP server One of the common issues with this is that home routers don't usually persist leases across power cycles.
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by nielsole 4y ago
Did not find any obvious references as to who is backing this project, but it seems to be a Chinese software consultancy. https://www.highgo.ca/ > What’s the point of doing some just for the sake of destroying other peo
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by nielsole 4y ago
That's less attrition than I would expect from retirement alone (falsely assuming age was equally distributed) 90%+ doesn't seem plausible
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by nielsole 4y ago
if they don't have PSQL specific queries, it might be a trivial change: https://github.com/jointakahe/takahe/blob/main/takahe/settin...
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by nielsole 4y ago
The claim in the referenced article is maybe more fitting: > many programmers would consider [this] a violation of the open-source spirit.
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by nielsole 4y ago
When I was constructed, the tunnel did have 3m of sediment on top of it. This was required, as the tunnel was dug horizontally. Unless that changed over time, no part of the tunnel should be exposed.
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by nielsole 4y ago
> In adetokunbo.substack.com, climate change is a contributory factor behind the Great North Pacific Garbage Patch How is this related to the article? Also pretty sure you this is a straw man. At least https://adetokunbo.subst
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by nielsole 4y ago
Article 2 > This Regulation does not apply to the processing of personal data: in the course of an activity which falls outside the scope of Union law; Article 3 > This Regulation applies to the processing of personal data of data sub
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by nielsole 4y ago
The budget is publicly available: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELE...
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by nielsole 4y ago
It is really a shame that knitting machines more or less stopped being produced in the late 90ies. There is https://www.kniterate.com/ but it is 16k$. You must be really into knitting to pay that price /s Most machines
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by nielsole 4y ago
https://www.sueddeutsche.de/politik/hintergrund-bundespraesi... A list of seven rejected laws. I think there was one more in the last decade.
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by nielsole 4y ago
I must say that the "following" timeline with who starred what on the main view is mildly interesting.
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by nielsole 4y ago
Your second monitor has a microphone jack (without anything connected) which it autoselects for audio input? I think the usual logic is to use the most recently added microphone
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by nielsole 4y ago
That's a nice solution for compute, but what about state? PVs and some type of rds are pretty hard to do without(if you only have ephemeral nodes).
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by nielsole 4y ago
Also all these APIs are read write, aren't they? I really wish there was an easy read-only API that i could use for all kinds of hacky integrations
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by nielsole 4y ago
The nuclear reactors would have been due for a thorough 10-year check-up in 2019 which was omitted because of the approaching shutdown. So claiming this was "purely out of doctrinaire ideology" seems unreasonable.
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by nielsole 4y ago
> Talking about the outage as if it's reason for us to all ditch CF at time of writing no comment has done that except you.
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by nielsole 4y ago
Quic can have multiple streams. Every stream is guaranteed to be ordered like TCP. The TLS is wrapped in "CRYPTO-frames" whose content is passed verbatim to TLS. Quic does require collaboration with TLS. There are a couple of even
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by nielsole 4y ago
Just guessing here, but redbeam likely does not have to access the filesystem as the files are in the binary and thus saves on syscalls and context switches.
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by nielsole 4y ago
I removed the battery cell from a Samsung battery and powered the battery IC with the nominal DC cell voltage from a power supply. The phone then indefinitely showed a full battery. This might also work with an iphone
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by nielsole 4y ago
> One of my customers has concerns with not only losing this specific Premium content but how often this up-tier motion will occurr going forward. I would coin this "the cost of non-free". Many SaaS contracts are open to bait a
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by nielsole 4y ago
While number of crashes are likely getting reduced, head injuries to drivers may increase or be fatal.

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