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by nightfly 5y ago
That's only true if the site is well suited for it. It seems very possible that after running the system for 10 years they found it it wasn't worth the cost/effort reinstallation and maintenance work for what they'd get
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by nightfly 5y ago
The removal of the previous system (that was supposed to help with water/room heating) didn't increase the gas bill
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by nightfly 5y ago
I'm not an expert, or even an amateur, here but I defects are inevitable. So if you _need_ 100x the size without defects and one defect ruins the chip the cost might be 10000x to produce
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by nightfly 5y ago
What makes you so confident about that?
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by nightfly 5y ago
> Or "write it" in Java, there already is a framework to solve your very problem, all you need to do is to configure it in X.. ehm, YAML. Nah, modern java needs still needs configuration in XML, YAML, _and_ environment variable
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by nightfly 5y ago
I've got an imagination, but you're letting yours run wild. AGI doesn't mean immediate sci-fi level medical technology, and it certainly doesn't mean human brain copying and transfer of consciousness to some artificial s
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by nightfly 5y ago
That a lot of words without saying anything at all. What are you afraid they will do?
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by nightfly 5y ago
What are you afraid it's going to do?
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by nightfly 5y ago
What type of industry/product do you work in/on? And what sort of languages do you work in?
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by nightfly 5y ago
statum-1 time server
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by nightfly 5y ago
Zfs send/recv actually does send data at a logical level, unless instructed otherwise. There are options to send deduplicated streams, streams maintaining compression, and raw streams but none of those are the default. Also, see my rep
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by nightfly 5y ago
So at a pool level you might not be able to turn it off once it's turned on, but you can also turn off deduplication per file system, including in properties you set when receiving a stream. I wasn't confident this would work, but
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by nightfly 5y ago
CPU = Lots of branching and complicated operations, small number of cores GPU = Lots of cores, not much branching and simple operations
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by nightfly 5y ago
You should be able to remove the deduplication data by zfs send/recv within the same pool too, I think
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by nightfly 5y ago
> and 6-8 in cold storage (but still used) There's a difference in risk between one machine and 6-10+
286.
by nightfly 5y ago
It doesn't have to be malicious to be incredibly reckless
287.
by nightfly 5y ago
What problems do you have with the official app? I normally have large list of complaints about video streaming services, and I don't have a single issue with the Android Youtube app
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by nightfly 5y ago
> tons
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by nightfly 5y ago
> In practice I have never ever seen an efuse array that didn't also have a "permanent write-protect" fuse. If that fuse exists, the programming software will certainly activate it after verifying that the key was programm
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by nightfly 5y ago
Like sitting at the dining room table, and eating only after saying grace?
291.
by nightfly 5y ago
"Software devs don't need unions!" - Some Idiots on Hacker News
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by nightfly 5y ago
I've got 73 vms running on a production hypervisor (lvm-backed storage) and using their methods it's averaging 433.1 GiB/day over the disks for the VM storage. I don't know how they're managing double that hosting a
293.
by nightfly 5y ago
These feature feature features are ones people have been asking for _years_.
294.
by nightfly 5y ago
I'd rather have the sugar or not at all then the bad taste of diet soda.
295.
by nightfly 5y ago
I used some generation of Truly Ergonomic for a few years and it started getting repeating/missing characters... at $250 it was too big of an expense for me to rebuy. While it worked though, I was very happy with it
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by nightfly 5y ago
I have. I've also seen vent hoods that don't actually dump to the outside, they just pass through a small filter and dump the air right back inside...
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by nightfly 5y ago
I live in an apt and bought a ~$100 induction hot plate and now do about 90% of my cooking on that (formerly used semi-faulty burners on a cheap electric range). In the future when I own my home I plan on just a having a few cheap restauran
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by nightfly 5y ago
They don't want normal people to know that's how it works
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by nightfly 5y ago
> We have escalated the NAVI Clock Issue to our Engineering Team and they have informed us that you will experience issue from Jan 2022 thru August 2022 and then it will auto-correct. Please be assured that we will continue to monitor th
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by nightfly 5y ago
How bad is the "screendoor" effect with top-of-the-line VR headsets nowadays?

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