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by nisa 2y ago
Wouldn't it be easier to port the code to Julia? Had the chance to use it for some control theory problems and it feels much more modern and sane than Python - especially under the hood. On the other hand multiple dispatch and the way
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by nisa 2y ago
Yes I feel your pain and I'm sick of group projects in the university where I'm offered ChatGPT text and code without disclosing it. If you know the problem and the experience level of your group partners it's easy to spot Ch
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by nisa 2y ago
Nice overview, another venue worth looking at is thin clients. Some models like the Fujitsu Futro s740 are passive cooled, draw only 3-4w idle, can encode hevc in hardware and support up to 16gb memory and a nvme drive. There is a nice over
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by nisa 2y ago
Somewhat related due to a weak password a mail server from a community I'm involved in send out lot's of spam mail, after analysing the log files I've had over 1500 different IP addresses that logged in to send spam, about 10
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by nisa 2y ago
Interesting take and it feels familiar. I'm definitely in the "I need a tool to keep complexity under control" camp but I don't see it as a bad thing. Coming from a support and sysadmin/ops position seeing the same
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by nisa 2y ago
OpenWrt works for some modems pretty fine. It's not straight forward as the VDSL firmware can't often be distributed but poeple use it on avm Fritzbox devices. Also LTE devices are supported. Not sure about cable modems, probably
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by nisa 2y ago
Article is light on the interesting details. How did they came in? Do these routers have open ports and services by default and answer to the Internet in a meaningful way? Couldn't someone grab different firmware versions and compare t
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by nisa 2y ago
> This is an indication to me that something has gone very wrong in your code base. I'm not sure on what planet all of these people here live that they have success with Linux swap. It's been broken for me forever and the first
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by nisa 2y ago
It's very good that ffmpeg gets support and the sovereign tech fund is a good idea but for me it again just highlights how perverted the incentives to support open source are. Millions of dollars are extracted by using ffmpeg from a lo
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by nisa 2y ago
My point is that it could use 2l/100km if that would be the optimization target. Golf 8 is nowadays a few classes above what the Golf 1 was. It's also a rather big car compared to the Golf 1.
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by nisa 2y ago
Sure but that's not the point. Reduced fuel consumption using hybrid technology works in the city. EVs are even better. It's just fascinating that the technology was there and wasn't improved upon in 25 years. We could drive
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by nisa 2y ago
Dieselgate was about NOx emissions and avoiding using so much AdBlue. I'm not sure that a bigger tank for that would have a big impact. As it's happening in the exhaust system there shouldn't be an impact on fuel consumption.
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by nisa 2y ago
Not only in the USA. Germany also has a growing number of big SUVs. What's interesting is that it was possible 25 years ago to build a 3 litre/100km car. The Audi A2. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audi_A2 N
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by nisa 3y ago
From the outside it looks like only the new interface is actually in development anymore. When hitting the new interface on mobile you get often stuck on a page forcing you to use the app. The whole new interface feels like a big sales page
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by nisa 3y ago
Made the mistake using btrfs for a Hadoop cluster at university in kernel 4.x times after reading that SLES uses it and after reading an interview on lwn with someone important, I think the maintainer at that time - that deemed it stable. T
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by nisa 3y ago
One thing I realized after some rather ugly burn out a few years ago is that I mostly created my misery myself - there were demands and questions if I can take on some work but no psychopath managers, no deadlines that couldn't be move
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by nisa 3y ago
More like sending my prompts to "improve the user experience" and yes probably not in hardware, who knows.
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by nisa 3y ago
AI is the new multimedia (yes I'm old, I remember it was all the hype in the 90ies) - the word already lost any meaning for consumer products anyway. Personally I'm a little scared because it will probably end with proprietary clo
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by nisa 3y ago
I'm thankful for the Russian roulette series. Showed the brutality of war in Ukraine in 2014. Some scenes I won't forget. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw613M86o5o7a0FGlPRdt47xi...
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by nisa 3y ago
edit: I was wrong.
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by nisa 3y ago
Wow 6 volumes. Added to the list. German is also fine if there is literature and I'm trying to work on my math understanding. I also found some interesting papers that solve i.e. datalog using matrices with algebraic methods. https:&#
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by nisa 3y ago
Wow. Thank you. This is enough work for the next few months or years? I'll try to go that way.
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by nisa 3y ago
The whole topic of logic is largely absent at my University - can anyone recommend some literature or a path to follow? I'd like to understand the relationship to RDF / SHACL / OWL and Datalog - additionally what about first
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by nisa 3y ago
Be careful with Xiaomi MIUI Android phones removing security manager related apks (that run apparently as root/system) can break the phone and you need to reset via fastboot or so - Learned it the hard way. For MIUI using EEA region ro
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by nisa 3y ago
I guess it violates the CDDL licence - at the time some distributions like NixOS just patched the EXPORT_SYMBOL_GPL out of the Linux kernel ( https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/61076/commits/7b77c2
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by nisa 3y ago
Another fix for that is to switch the ZFS license to GPL before building: Just put this line: sed -i "s/CDDL/GPL/g" META in the prepare() section of the PKGBUILD. This will use the in-kernel FPU functions for crypto
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by nisa 3y ago
> At the point I'm pretty uncertain if a p2p web browser video app can exist and be usable enough to have people actually want to use it. It's not webbrowser based but live torrent streams like acestream work really very well.
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by nisa 3y ago
and for good reasons!
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by nisa 3y ago
It's already there - https://www.alstom.com/press-releases-news/2023/8/alstom-and... Hydrogen is also already used for trains - https://www.alstom.com/solutions/rolling-stock/al
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by nisa 3y ago
Thanks, I guess I read too much local doom news. I also underestimated that intel box from hetzner - it's actually twice as fast as the small AMD server but I guess the idea was clear.

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