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   by ofrzeta 1y ago

   There are so many network emulators you can use, such as Mininet or GNS3.
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   by ofrzeta 1y ago

   Maybe so, but even then a second-hand blade server is more cost-effective than a Raspi Cluster.
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   by ofrzeta 1y ago

   There's a Jimmy Kimmel show end of Sep / start of Oct in Brooklyn https://1iota.com/show/250/kimmel-in-brooklyn . I wonder if that gets cancelled as well.
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   by ofrzeta 1y ago

   "I absolutely love that Colbert’ got fired. His talent was even less than his ratings," Trump wrote in a Truth Social post on Friday morning. "I hear Jimmy Kimmel is next. Has even less talent than Colbert!" https:&#x2F
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   by ofrzeta 1y ago

   This is bad. Watching Jimmy Kimmel was the one thing that kind of kept my spirit up.
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   by ofrzeta 1y ago

   > (Edit: ChatGPT reminds me that Hitler's post-1933 actions were legal; the earlier (and failed) "Beer Hall Putsch" was illegal.) Looking back it seems crazy that he only got one year in jail for the failed Putsch.
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   Jonathan Riddell Leaves KDE After 25 Years with Mixed Emotions(linuxiac.com)

   4 points by ofrzeta 1y ago|0 comments
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   by ofrzeta 1y ago

   You can debug the kernel with kgdb https://linuxlink.timesys.com/docs/how_to_use_kgdb There is even KGDBoE to debug over the network.
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   by ofrzeta 1y ago

   I recently sourced two Q20 keyboards (which wasn't easy) but you need quite tiny connectors to use it. There's a breakout you can build, if anyone is interested: https://oshwlab.com/amarullz/bbq20breakout
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    AI can't be woke and regulators should be asleep, Senator Cruz says(theregister.com)

    12 points by ofrzeta 1y ago|4 comments
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    https://www.titanic-magazin.de
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    I guess you could to now try some realtime audio processing. Surprisingly (to me) there are actuall existing realtime DSP packages for Java.
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    "The beefy CPU running this setup, a 32-core AMD EPYC 7532, underlines just how fast technology moves. At the time of its release in 2020, the processor alone would have cost more than $3,000. It can now be had on eBay for less than $2
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    Great. Now rename the Department of Health & Human Services.
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    There was this discussion recently where owners of an Amazfit watch (including me) said it has great battery life https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44843888 I could not stand having to charge my watch every day.
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    I don't get it. "The collaboration between Mistral AI and ASML aims to generate clear benefits for ASML customers through innovative products and solutions enabled by AI, and will offer potential for joint research to address futu
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    Yeah, it's typical for LLMs. A comment anti-pattern. I wonder if LLM explainability can deliver and answer on "why" they are doing it.
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    > a 21 Petabyte Flash Module (ExaFLASH) is provided based on the IBM Storage Scale Nice. How much does this cost? > The scratch storage is based on 20 IBM Storage Scale 6000 systems utilizing NVMe disk technology, based on the IBM Sto
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    To be honest the story about the two closed PRs for dynamic arrays doesn't really inspire contributions :)
20. 290.▲
    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    You just need to wait for the Skoda variant of this Polo, presumably e-Fabia or something.
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    It's actually right there on the front page "Hello! I’m Louis, the creator of the Gleam programming language, a friendly language for building type-safe systems that scale!"
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    Can you believe that an actual president can act like this? "The problem I have with Colorado, one of the big problems, they do mail-in voting. They went to all mail-in voting, so they have automatically crooked elections," Trump
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    Thanks for the heads-up. Also it would be great to be able to quickly switch "pairs". Currently Gather is switching their license so many people might be looking for alternatives. We don't need no running around on maps but h
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    I think it is detailed in this blog post: https://gethopp.app/blog/latency-exploration
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    Beforeit.jl – Behavioural agent-based economic forecasting(github.com)

    2 points by ofrzeta 1y ago|0 comments
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    That's a neat trick.
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    The smallest I could find was 128MB (see adjacent thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45101932 ) on Aliexpress but you are right, they are comparatively expensive. A source for those obsolete cards would be great. Ha
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    Eventually I will write a blog post. The software is actually not much, just some basic Arduino stuff. I am using an ESP32, a full size SD card board and a VS1053 board (both connected via SPI). The software is currently just trying to read
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    You are right that this is probably the more reasonable thing to do. I was just thinking that 1) I want to use full-size cards for better haptic and 2) have the actual data stored on the media. For instance when you are in the car with your
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    by ofrzeta 1y ago

    Neat. I wonder if the files are stored on that card (and if yes, how) or if it works like the Toniebox where you have some kind of token that triggers a network download. EDIT: this Reddit thread says it downloads the files. "All the a