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by ofrzeta 7mo ago
It's time to make some craaaazy money, right?
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by ofrzeta 7mo ago
If you buy (hypothetically) a lot of disks and don't use them for, say 10 years, will they degrade?
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by ofrzeta 7mo ago
Like Starlings do.
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by ofrzeta 7mo ago
There are certainly artists that have helpers that do the actual execution.
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by ofrzeta 7mo ago
"Real-time patched Linux kernel for low-latency desktop use" - does this really make sense? I think there have been various efforts like this over the decades but as far as I remember none of them really made a huge difference for
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by ofrzeta 7mo ago
"most men who exercise regularly and don't carry a ton of extra bodyweight, even with zero running" - what's that supposed to mean? How do they exercise then when they are not running? I don't think many people who
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by ofrzeta 7mo ago
What's the point? Naively one would think it is the opposite.
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Vesuvius Challenge(scrollprize.org)
2 points by ofrzeta 7mo ago|0 comments
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From Oscilloscope to Wireshark: A UDP Story (2022)(mattkeeter.com)
134 points by ofrzeta 7mo ago|30 comments
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Open-Source "GreenBoost" Driver Aims to Augment Nvidia GPUs VRAM with System RAM(phoronix.com)
9 points by ofrzeta 7mo ago|1 comments
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by ofrzeta 7mo ago
For the sake of argument let's assume we have a common goal: produce a software product that does its job and is maintainable (emphasis on the latter). Now given that LLMs are known to not produce 100% correct code you should review ev
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by ofrzeta 7mo ago
"Kubernetes backed by S3-compatible object storage for WAL archiving — giving you 11 nines of durability on your backups .. " - that might be the case with AWS S3 but maybe not with Minio or even Ceph when you need to operate it y
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by ofrzeta 7mo ago
You also don't seem to like quotes very much. You have used them properly when you were referring to the token "cause". However you did not when you were referring to "its" and "it's" which made your
134.
by ofrzeta 8mo ago
Turns out googling for "8½ window system" gives no results (although Google's KI has this to say 'Based on the search results, "8½" refers to the Windows 8.1 update, which was released in 2013 to address critic
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by ofrzeta 8mo ago
It shouldn't be too hard to reproduce it with a tiling window manager and some quirky colors.
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by ofrzeta 8mo ago
There's also Wily http://www.cs.yorku.ca/~oz/wily/
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by ofrzeta 8mo ago
It depends on what we define as progress. At times nuclear power was considered progress while it's no longer now (at least to that extent). Why couldn't we consider a society with less technology as progressive? Learning that les
138.
by ofrzeta 8mo ago
Is it? I mean in the end it is a political decision. We are used to infinite progress, infinite growth and infinite rationalization. But for what good? People have not become more free to pursuit their generic interests in Marx' sense
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by ofrzeta 8mo ago
Fair enough.
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by ofrzeta 8mo ago
So, nothing to see here. From what I understand the robots are doing pick and place. In the video the robot also gets passed a part from a human worker. So nothing here makes any sense and the tasks could solved with conventional robotics.
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by ofrzeta 8mo ago
Let me first comment that this is just another publicity stunt and that there will be no useful humanoids in BMW factories in the near future. Then I will read TFA and get back here.
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by ofrzeta 8mo ago
I thought it was written in Modula-2. The Megamax compiler was quite popular. Oxyd is great but for some reason I prefer the monochrome display.
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by ofrzeta 8mo ago
Related: Using Prolog in Windows NT Network Configuration (1996) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36821871
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by ofrzeta 8mo ago
That first quote by "Prof. Daniel M. German" is made up (hallucinated)?
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by ofrzeta 8mo ago
Not even the article itself does support its own thesis: it features around four "phones" with keyboards, however two of them are no phones but cases with keyboards.
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by ofrzeta 8mo ago
We have many books that look almost like some of the titles. But it is as you say. It's like the machine replicated some superficial things about the style but something vivid is lacking. LLMs cannot "see" (it is not "
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by ofrzeta 8mo ago
In the northwest of Munich we can see the alps quite often (around 100km from there), and sometimes they appear quite huge. It's due to the Föhn that makes the atmosphere act as a magnifying lens. Interestingly the explanation is not i
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by ofrzeta 8mo ago
Not they guy you asked but here's a free book https://book.systemsapproach.org (they have more free books on other topics like SDN)
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by ofrzeta 9mo ago
You mean like ... a compiler engineer that has learned from books and code samples?
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by ofrzeta 9mo ago
Is it? It's more like "you can't succeed with any political system if your powerful bullies dislike it". What do you think about Vietnam? Everything destroyed as well?

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