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541.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
I recently learned that now there's some kind of "bio resin" that seems to be less toxic. So maybe that would be ok?
542.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
They are right, though, aren't they? I mean .. if you want something "modern", go ahead and learn Bazel. Make is quite a bit easier to learn, I'd say, and you don't need much (also no shell/bash) to express you
543.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
Maybe information needs to be understood relationally as in "information for a subject x". So if we have an image with a license plate that is unreadable and there's an algorithm that makes it readable to x, there is an infor
544.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
What about something like image improvement algorithms or NeRFs? They seem to increase information even if some of it is made up.
545.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
Goose fat (not duck) is actually comparatively healthy and great for fried potatoes.
546.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
The second edition is being worked on for a long time: https://www.manning.com/books/kubernetes-in-action-second-ed...
547.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
Or the pinsa that was created in 2001 - however you can see many pinsa offerings claiming that it was already eaten by the Romans. That was quite the successful marketing move by that guy Corrado Di Marco. Seems do be a European thing, thou
548.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
so, what do you all think about CloudFoundry? :)
549.
Emulation of SGI's IRIX Interactive Desktop(github.com)
5 points by ofrzeta 2y ago|0 comments
550.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
They had Blue Moon Rendering Tools (BMRT), though :)
551.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
As far as I know it doesn't, although there are some "bridge" providers that do.
552.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
I had a Cyrix 486 somewhere around 1992. Working with Windows NT and Visual C++ turned up subtle problems that could be worked around with some compiler switches.
553.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
Did they actually port the games to PC? Or did they link them with some kind of emulator layer?
554.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
I am not convinced Git submodules are so bad. Obviously it's a bit more work than a monorepo but it actually works quite nice to have the parent repo pin the commits of the submodules. So you can just update, say, the "frontend&qu
555.
USB Insight Hub(crowdsupply.com)
17 points by ofrzeta 2y ago|3 comments
556.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
Well, he's the "software officer", so what's he supposed to say. Everyone else knows that tactile buttons are great.
557.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
Very often these days I read about memory management as a differentiating factor. On one hand there's Rust with more "manual" memory management (I think) opposed to Go with its indeterministic GC pauses (see Discord blog post
558.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
I don't know about that case but there was a similar one in Germany quite recently. The father of the baby got three years in jail - not a life sentence. https://www.spiegel.de/panorama/justiz/gummersbach-baby
559.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
"That’s because to understand zero, our mind must create something out of nothing. It must recognize absence as a mathematical object." - I don't see how that follows from anything. So 0 in counting would account for "no
560.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
I don't know. Last update two years ago when the project was first posted. Is it worth spending time on it?
561.
RA8M1 Feather Board Showcases the Renesas RA8M1 64-Bit Microcontroller(linuxgizmos.com)
2 points by ofrzeta 2y ago|1 comments
562.
MySQL 9.1: New Features, Deprecations, and Important Updates(linuxiac.com)
1 points by ofrzeta 2y ago|1 comments
563.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
Do you mean "Relativity: the special and general theory"?
564.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
Pam as in PAM (Pluggable Authentication Module) for Linux - and other Unixes that have long been forgotten :)
565.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
It's the same with the Ginkgo testing library: "After the package books_test declaration we import the ginkgo and gomega packages into the test's top-level namespace by performing a . dot-import. Since Ginkgo and Gomega are D
566.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
wtf is this? "Audio narrated by Palmer Luckey".
567.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
This is ridiculous. What exactly does Chrome do that Firefox doesn't?
568.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
I've always wanted to know this. The local provider keeps selling nominal 1GBit/s (to the DSLAM) but does the uplink hold up to this if every endpoint is saturating its connection?
569.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
RabbitMQ in Depth https://www.manning.com/books/rabbitmq-in-depth The author is hanging out here, too.
570.
by ofrzeta 2y ago
> you learn to read their emotions very well it might well be that they "read" your (wife's) emotions and did not think much about dying.

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