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by nisa 4y ago
Good article and a good inspiration to debate this topic. Honestly I already get in a bad mood when I read this conversation with the PM - this mentality "We need to timebox that activity so it does not swallow the time that should go
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by nisa 4y ago
I really like KDE but one thing that saddens me is the state of the office stuff - like KMail, KOrganizer, Desktop Search etc.pp - there was an ambitious project called Nepomuk for Semantic Desktop and that failed 10 years ago? And the Back
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by nisa 4y ago
Probably unpopular take: This is a perfect article to discuss in a class about propaganda. It pretends the neo-liberal agenda from the late 80ies to around 2005 has been always the way the economy worked. I assume it's not difficult to
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by nisa 4y ago
also got bitten by this: http://xahlee.info/comp/unix_uniq_unicode_bug.html not sure if it's fixed now.
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by nisa 4y ago
The full quote is: > "Programmers waste enormous amounts of time thinking about, or worrying about, the speed of noncritical parts of their programs, and these attempts at efficiency actually have a strong negative impact when debug
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by nisa 4y ago
That linked quicksort paper is pretty cool: https://arxiv.org/abs/2205.05982 - for sorting floats/integers the speedup against std::qsort is around 10x. Considering climate change more focus should be put on makin
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by nisa 4y ago
There is https://github.com/tweag/rules_nixpkgs which is something I wanted to look into.
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by nisa 4y ago
zstd rocks. I'm using it in zfs with zfs set compression=zstd-fast-1 for a recordsize=16k postgresql dataset and compressratio is about 2.0 and it's super fast. Doubling usable SSD space for as good as free is always neat.
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by nisa 4y ago
> Was your project built in multiple languages and tied together using Maven? Or was it just JDK languages/Java? Exactly that - for one it was a plugin for Alfresco ECM that disobeyed every Alfresco SDK rule :), then a custom Angula
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by nisa 4y ago
bzlmod looks amazing! Thank you! I don't need to be convinced but I need to sell it to my team and I must be able to solve our problems in it - imho getting it working solves 90% of annoying problems in this whole ci/cd/conta
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by nisa 4y ago
Thanks - repository_rule looks good. So it's either git submodules to maintain updates or checksums / commits in repository_rule - I probably need to just play around with both approaches and choose the one that annoys me the leas
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by nisa 4y ago
I'm still not sure if I should go the bazel route... recently found a long good explanation why anki switched away from bazel: https://github.com/ankitects/anki/commit/5e0a761b875fff4c9e4... I'd lov
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by nisa 4y ago
owl lisp: https://gitlab.com/owl-lisp/owl - https://haltp.org/posts/owl.html - talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utOVF0U7Zd8 otus lisp: https://github.com/yuri
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by nisa 4y ago
If you don't need all the cloud stuff - Hetzner has also storage server i.e. SX134 with 10x16TB for 250€/month. For 50€/month you can order a 10Gbit upgrade and after 20TB free traffic it's 1€/TB egress. It's a
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by nisa 4y ago
there is also a gist with some notes from Gargron himself: https://gist.github.com/Gargron/aa9341a49dc91d5a721019d9e0c9...
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by nisa 4y ago
Wondering how a dual socket AMD EPYC™ 9654 system with 2x96 cores would compare. It's not clear how many 14nm+ Cascade Lake machines were used and it's also not clear how many 32core machines were used. 10364cores/192servers
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by nisa 4y ago
There is also Otus Lisp (ol) - http://yuriy-chumak.github.io/ol/
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by nisa 4y ago
But this could have been "solved" by a flag in some advanced settings dialogue or about:config - the collection workaround is terrible.
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by nisa 4y ago
crash as in it's not recoverable using ssh - machine only responds to ping and needs a hard reset.
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by nisa 4y ago
This article is always thrown around if the topic comes up, at least in my experience it's wrong or at least not useful for my usecases (general purpose web hosting stuff in all kinds of flavours) - swap on spinning rust outright kills
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by nisa 4y ago
Could someone more knowledgeable than me comment if this is as worse as it looks? As I understood the issues, this will probably lot's of "fun". You can broadcast the pcap files with any monitor mode capable wifi router. Luck
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The IR Anthology contains 58835 papers on the study of information retrieval(ir.webis.de)
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by nisa 4y ago
using it on my notebook with native encryption and I'm quite happy - there are some things missing / work in progress for quite a while - unfortunately it looks like it's not a priority at the moment for the current sponsors
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by nisa 4y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sideritis worked very well for me and it's cheap and not trademarked.
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by nisa 4y ago
if you want to solder and be on the cutting edge - mt7622 is really fast (based on arm-cortex so it's magnitudes faster than other wifi routers - wireguard is also a lot faster, reaching gigabit speeds) - xiaomi ax3200 for example is n
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by nisa 4y ago
nasty bug - but there are often .dot releases ( https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/tags ) - if this will be fixed you don't have to wait 2 years.
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by nisa 4y ago
Used s6-overlay[1] to start a lot daemons in a docker-image for demo purposes - postgres, tomcat, mysql, php-fpm, apache (don't ask why ;) - s6 worked really well and was reliable and stable - I enjoyed it very much. It was also possib
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by nisa 4y ago
it's pretty much standard sysadmin things - not the author but try to explain each point in a little bit more detail anyway: 1. .hushlogin - I guess just personal preference - if you log in often it's nice to have 2. patches - upd
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by nisa 4y ago
It's not. Your work-ethic, organisational abilities, networks of people you know and the work you actually do is much more important than some theoretic decline - furthermore live-style and habits might have a much bigger influence tha
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by nisa 4y ago
You are correct of course. My comment was kind of all over the place without any clear idea - I just wanted to illustrate that anxiety can also be triggered by the feeling - real or imagined - to not belong. Maybe mixing up class/privi

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