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by omgtehlion 5y ago
$55 + shipping (less than $5)
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
Switches: when I last looked, there were cheap mikrotik switches and tp-link, if you want to buy new. Otherwise search on eBay/craigslist/etc. Network cards: intel, mellanox, solarflare. Intel has a lot of drivers for all OSes, me
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
If you do not need a cable, there are m.2 to 4x PCIe (open slot, so you can insert 8x and 16x cards) for $5.
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
while 10G is now at sub-$30 range, totally accessible to everyone )
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
You can DIY it, though. A lot of options on ali/ebay
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
If your usb-c is capable of thunderbolt, there are options (prebuilt and DIY), see my other comment in this thread
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
There are a lot of m.2 to full-PCIe adapters on AliExpress. And a lot of cheap 10G cards on eBay. I’m using 10G in my home LAN already for ~5 years. And just a month ago I contemplated about upgrading my notebooks to 10G. I ordered a cheap
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
Because this is how "web3" is marketed (pushed) to masses...
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
From TFA: > the new method works without electrostatics, relying instead on jet application.
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
There are a lot of (quite limited) handheld ink printers on aliexpress ))
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
Well, they bought Trello and ruined it too :(
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
Wow, thanks for reply! Some time ago (~7-8months) I tried to implement a chronofold-based app myself in not so fancy language (c#). The data structure itself is very nicely described in the paper, but for merging strategy there are only ref
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
The repo seems to be abandoned. Author of chronofold (@gritzko) pointed me to another impl ( https://github.com/decentralized-hse/collab-edit ) but not checked it, yet... Edit: I’m apparently wrong on the “abandoned” p
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
unfortunately, [1] has incorrect behavior on some inputs. The hard part of the algo - integration - is implemented incorrectly there :( and for [2] it is still an "open question", as per their Readme.
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
Thanks! I googled only 1 impl in Rust: https://github.com/dkellner/chronofold which seems to produce invalid results on some inputs. Actually the hard part (integration) is made of hacks there... That PoC Wiki sounds r
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
That is nice! A couple of questions: Do you have released a CT implementation in top of Chronofold? Have you any plans to benchmark it against other algs?
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
And theirs Git UI, gmaster, includes the same diff tech too. I do not use it for everyday tasks, but when I need to understand complex and/or big changes this is my go-to tool.
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
I like using paper for notes, TODOs, drafts, doodling, etc. Especially I like that tactile feeling when I roll a (mechanical) pencil in my fingers. As of paper: I prefer notebooks with tear-off pages, and love to crumple and throw them out
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
Like an underwater unicorn They've got a kick-ass facial horn They're the Jedi of the sea They stop Cthulhu eating ye
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
Well, currently the data really starts at 1800 though. For earlier dates data is filled very sparingly, that’s why, I suppose, it defaults to 1800.
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
Yeah, but at least this have one minor difference: in Austria it was a government plane, lukashenka hijacked a civil plane.
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
It is definitely not an "Arduino", and to be more pedantic, the chip is from Freescale (which is now owned by NXP), but not from NXP itself.
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by omgtehlion 6y ago
https://www.tc4shell.com/en/7zip/modern7z/ windows-only, though (and 3rd-party)...
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by omgtehlion 6y ago
it must be Cloud-native, and Big Data ready
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by omgtehlion 6y ago
You need repeating pattern due to how steppers work. Theoretically you can have different chips, but they will be distributed evenly. And "yield" in this case is not how many chips can be placed on a wafer, but how many of them wi
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by omgtehlion 6y ago
No way I will touch any FTDI device after the mess they did ~5 years ago...
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by omgtehlion 6y ago
yeah... you better wait for 1.0...
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by omgtehlion 6y ago
Yes, starting with OT looks easy. You can make 99% work in almost no time. But the last 1% will bite you in the rear really hard... Actually, CRDT is not a single data structure or even algorithm. It is a term for several families of data s
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by omgtehlion 6y ago
I upvote for the link alone. This article (data-laced-with-history) is the best source if you are starting your journey into CRDTs.
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by omgtehlion 6y ago
CRDTs are hip and cool. But right now I'm trying to find an implementation for desktop software, not some web-framework in-electron. And could not find a concise and correct codebase. All the implementations are: 1. javascript or 2. de

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