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by ofrzeta 2y ago
I don't really understand. I thought XCP-NG was using the Xen hypervisor.
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
Why not use a library like socket.io? It handles the socket lifecycle, reconnection etc.
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
That is true, especially for the Dodge RAMs that occasionally can be found in Europe, too. However it's also true for a lot of SUVs that have been built here. I always wonder why the responsible authorities (in Germany it is the Bundes
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
How about this? https://theconversation.com/a-robot-nearly-headbutted-a-fest...
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
Sure, you are right. Still it seems that the candidate did "test new technologies to evaluate quality". Don't take it too seriously. No one likes cheaters.
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
And the genius just refused that deal because he thinks it is not enough. Somehow his idea is that Europeans are obliged to buy US products - otherwise it's "unfair", to say the least. It doesn't seem to get into his min
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An FPGA-based LGP-30 Replica(e-basteln.de)
49 points by ofrzeta 2y ago|8 comments
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
Here is the implementation https://github.com/dsg-polymtl/flockmtl
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power -- Abraham Lincoln
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
The position's still open. It's ironic that it requires "Stay up-to-date on new AI technologies, including LLMs and generative models. Prototype and test new technologies to evaluate quality and improve performance."
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
There is also JSonnet and the appropriate tooling with tanka.dev
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
I hadn't heard about it but it seems just like management for Kubernetes not a layer on top to enable PaaS, although it has managed databases. Also it doesn't seem to be open source. Thanks for the pointer, though.
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
No idea why there's almost no PaaS solution for Kubernetes. It would be a great platform with some add-ons. I know there's Porter but only on AWS and Azure if I understand correctly. Which is fine for many use cases I guess. Still
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
I clicked that link for you so you don't have to: "There’s a new kind of coding I call “vibe coding”, where you fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the code even exists. It’s possible because the LLMs
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
Why? Because maybe they don't like to be detained just for the fact they have texted someone on Whatsapp that they disapprove of the current US administration.
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
"Weather is a chaotic system. If you want to predict further in the future, you’ll eventually need more FLOPs and better knowledge of starting conditions." - I doubt that with more FLOPs you will be better able to compute chaos.
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
There's a book about knots by Klutz that was featured here. Comes with string(s) attached.
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
"the Dutch government’s willingness to follow America’s lead on export bans" is obviously the main problem. What kind of lever do the US possess on the dutch?
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
For the given use case I would always choose a mainstream stack like Django, Laravel, Rails. Each has huge communities, lots of add-ons for everything, vast documentation etc.
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
Well, what's a web app? A lot of stuff on that list exceed what's usually thought to be part of the actual web app, like monitoring, CI/CD/staging, payment. If you use something like Django, Laravel, Rails a lof bases wi
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
Back to the "language of thought" question, this time with LLMs :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_of_thought_hypothesis
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
You really have to be a genius and a master of the deal to upset everyone you have a friendly relationship with.
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Lilygo T-Deck Pro E-Paper Display with Configurable 4G and Voice Options(linuxgizmos.com)
2 points by ofrzeta 2y ago|0 comments
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
"On June 8, 2016, a standard FreeBSD 10.3 image was published into the Azure Marketplace. Microsoft published the image working as part of the FreeBSD community and in collaboration with the FreeBSD Foundation. This was a milestone rep
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
> Going to assume you're genuinely interested here Sure I am! Thanks for the information.
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
> Stereo is a reliable tech that is relatively simple to implement why are the cameras so expensive then? I guess their optics aren't particularly high-grade either.
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
the truth is the scans "offer some intriguing clues" but future studies "might shed light on the minimal brain architecture needed to support vivid autobiographical memories."
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
This resonates much more with with than the above PDF that jumps right into the first definition.
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
and while you're at it, please alias --help to -h :-)
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by ofrzeta 2y ago
Arguably it's missing "Engine X" (NGinx), "Skasee" (SCSI) and "Pixie" (PXE).

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