nightfly

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61.
by nightfly 2y ago
Why ceph on ZVOLs and not bare disks?
62.
by nightfly 2y ago
And now we have a machine to channel all those mistakes/lies!
63.
by nightfly 2y ago
I got their point and disagree with it because it's a highly cherrypicked example used to broadly dismiss a real and valid concern
64.
by nightfly 2y ago
> Do you also still pay someone to pump fuel into your car? Until like two years ago I did (now-rural Oregonian). Now I pay the same for gas, getting it no faster and having to do the work and even sometimes I now even have to deal with
65.
by nightfly 2y ago
You only have to hear "place the item in the bagging area, and then scan the next item" 100x and sometimes extra aggressively random. Oh, and then something scans twice and you have to wait 5 minutes because they only have one hum
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by nightfly 2y ago
> People keep bringing up the "fake intelligence" vs "real intelligence" argument but it actually doesn't matter. It matters because you have to keep it in mind when judging its output EVERY TIME. You can't
67.
by nightfly 2y ago
Really? Not just being ipv4 with a bigger address space has slowed it down for my org. Too much auto magic configuration and dhcpv6 feeling like an afterthought and getting consistent behavior on different Linux network configuration manage
68.
by nightfly 2y ago
> is that what the tesla "Wall" is? Yes, plus an auto-transfer-switch
69.
by nightfly 2y ago
Wiki says they are very hot so probably glaringly bright white dots
70.
by nightfly 2y ago
Unless you live in an area with predators and want to keep them alive. My BIL was devastated when all but one of his chickens were killed in his makeshift coop
71.
by nightfly 2y ago
> decades of accumulated corruption, appropriated by Congress Is just something assumed by Republicans with no basis in reality. The amount of "facts" that conservative friends post on Facebook that can be trivially debunked th
72.
by nightfly 2y ago
Can someone link to (or post copies of) the offending questions/statements?
73.
by nightfly 2y ago
Everyone should know how phone numbers work too, no different
74.
by nightfly 2y ago
Chicken wire doesn't actually protect chickens from predators... Half inch or smaller hardware cloth is needed to keep them safe. The coop itself is a 4x8 (about 4' tall) building on stilts because that's roughly the minimum
75.
by nightfly 2y ago
I'm not who you're replying to... but: it cost me $2-2.5k to build my coop two years ago which houses 5 hens, and they cost roughly $10-20 per month to feed, change bedding, etc. Realistically my household eats 4 dozen eggs a mont
76.
by nightfly 2y ago
See also: search engines, streaming platforms, etc...
77.
by nightfly 2y ago
So matrix is commercialized now and the "real" software version is as expensive as Slack/Rocket? That's really disappointing...
78.
by nightfly 2y ago
Many thousands of people is a very small fraction
79.
by nightfly 2y ago
Think about how bad the the Winamp open sourcing went. Try and do a favor to the public and all the skeletons in your code come out
80.
by nightfly 2y ago
> MySQL and Oracle store a compact delta between the new and current versions (think of it like a git diff). Doesn't git famously _not_ store diffs and instead follows the same storage pattern postgres uses here and stores the full
81.
by nightfly 2y ago
What are these "much better alternatives"?
82.
by nightfly 2y ago
I've never used LMDB directly myself, but it's used as the backing store for stuff like some LDAP servers. You get a high performance low-level layer and anything extra you build on top of it yourself
83.
by nightfly 2y ago
It's a sneaky way of doing layoffs, everyone who won't comply has to "quit"
84.
by nightfly 2y ago
OSS, ALSA, Pulseaudio, pipewire you've got a lot of layers you could be getting sound at
85.
by nightfly 2y ago
An LCD-like layer could solve that
86.
by nightfly 2y ago
Because we can barely get a temporary one working now. I'm sure they'd love to be able to make a permanent one, it's just not in the cards yet.
87.
by nightfly 2y ago
Apple developed language best, says Apple
88.
by nightfly 2y ago
Goodwill too
89.
by nightfly 2y ago
Large families.
90.
by nightfly 2y ago
How much it matters really depends where you shop. Places like Grocery Outlet, or places that don't have super frequent business like small rural grocery stores, can be selling food that _right up to_ the best-by date.

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