progbits

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by progbits 2y ago
Not more than nvidia total. But more than any nvidia buyer? Sure. Don't forget they _also_ have nvidia gpus.
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by progbits 2y ago
Why? The original opensource lineage is valkey, it just changed the name. Redis is where the oss history forks and turns proprietary.
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by progbits 2y ago
I'm in the opposite camp and now that I can't use gcl I miss it. The whole yaml string templating and copypasta approach is the worst one possible. Is gcl great? No. Cue and dhal have better semantics. Do some people abuse it? Sur
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by progbits 2y ago
Presumably the workstation changes over time :) I like benchmarks that properly describe their environment for posterity.
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by progbits 2y ago
It says 144 micro-op entries per core. Not sure how many bytes that is, but L2 caches these days are around 1MB per core, so assuming the loop buffer die space is mostly storage (sounds like it) then it wouldn't make a notable differen
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by progbits 2y ago
It's saying most of your food should be plants, not that most plants should be your food.
427.
by progbits 2y ago
Also commenting on random irrelevant changed line because you can't comment on unchanged ones (but they might need changes due to rest of the PR). Github code review is horrible and I think it's actually worse than not having anyt
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by progbits 2y ago
I'm no fan of PHP but let's give them a break. It's Sunday and while having the docs down is unfortunate this basically doesn't matter.
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by progbits 2y ago
Sorry if it came across that way, I wasn't trying to be dismissive. However the title "upcoming changes" made me think this was some unexpected / breaking change. I think something like "Root trust anchor rotation:
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by progbits 2y ago
This looks like routine key rotation. One year before it even starts being used and one more year before the old one gets revoked.
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by progbits 2y ago
> Some people just don't care to make people from work anything more than an acquaintance. I've also been in a situation where I tried but realized behind the work persona they were assholes I would never be friends with. I&#x2
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by progbits 2y ago
> remote work, which is a perk, but also has a lot of abuse in terms of how much work gets done If you can't tell remote employees are slacking then you also can't tell if they are slacking in the office, you are just getting f
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by progbits 2y ago
Without getting into spoilers, the very high quality narration makes the story better.
434.
by progbits 2y ago
Oh finally. I can't believe this bullshit was legal in the first place.
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by progbits 2y ago
Three new accounts just so you can keep agreeing with yourself, huh?
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by progbits 2y ago
I'm not sure I want any of that in my camera. Maybe fast wifi for photo sync at home but still faster to plug in the cable/card. You know what I want and have? A sub half second power on time. Probably sub one second from turning
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by progbits 2y ago
Are any of these bootcamps actually good? Every time I looked into them it seemed like a ridiculously shallow syllabus that would leave you far from being able to do the job they claim. Maybe you could pass HR interview by knowing some keyw
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by progbits 2y ago
Edit: nevermind others raise better points.
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by progbits 2y ago
It's unbelievable how little most developers care about security. At this point I've given up on educating them since it went nowhere, instead I'm locking down permissions to things like firewall and secret vault so random pe
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by progbits 2y ago
I just want consistent and fair rules. I'm all for abolishing copyright, for everyone. Let the knowledge be free and widely shared. But until that is the case and people running super useful services like libgen have to keep hiding the
441.
by progbits 2y ago
Not every culture deserves to live on, certainly not just because "it has been around" and absolutely not one that lynches people. Tolerance of intolerance is a bullshit strategy that won't work.
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by progbits 2y ago
Huh must have seen that and gotten it stuck in my subconsciousness :)
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by progbits 2y ago
Getting closer to the cave scanning drones from Prometheus.
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by progbits 2y ago
I respectfully disagree. I'm a mediocre hobbyist at best, I have cheap gear and use exclusively lead free solder/solderpaste without problems. The trick is to just use a lot of flux. I have a flux pen for hand soldering, and solde
445.
by progbits 2y ago
Are long uptimes still a thing? Both at home and in production at work I instead strive for regular updates and restarts.
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by progbits 2y ago
Sadly it doesn't work like that but even that wouldn't be fair. If you lose the defamation as the plaintiff you should be forced to pay the full amount you were suing for to the defendant. Or even a multiple of that.
447.
by progbits 2y ago
They probably fired him because of the 90% stock drop, not because of any user complaints. There is no reason to believe the new leadership has different values, and people are right not to trust the company.
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by progbits 2y ago
Yeah there is zero reason for mac. Freecad on Linux is great, and for commercial packages, onshape on chromium on Linux runs better for me than fusion on windows did.
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by progbits 2y ago
Yeah it can be hard. As a self-taught hobbyist I've found a mix of university courses (not whole curriculum, just pick and choose and don't feel bad fast-forwarding over some of the math theory), books (art of electronics, practic
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by progbits 2y ago
I can highly recommend the MIT 6.622 Power Electronics course recently released on OCW: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUl4u3cNGP62UTc77mJoubhDE... https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/6-622-power-electroni

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