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3y ago
I mean, 2 nodes and 10 services is very light for what Kubernetes is designed to scale to.
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RFB (the protocol used for VNC) implements at its base level rectangle-based updates which can be used to send over just rectangle-bound differences between frames. It's just that some shoddy server implementations send over the entire
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3y ago
> a pinch of m4 nononononononononono for the love of everything please no m4 isn't even a good esolang!
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3y ago
1) Significantly better Rust support. 2) Doesn't require dealing with the madness that is ESP-IDF (terrible build system, runtime interrupt allocation, ...) 3) Simpler and cheaper.
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> would post about it with their name (or lab name) attached ASAP You underestimate how many people simply don't feel the need (or explicitly don't want) to have their name attached to their work.
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I use PyPy quite often as a 'free' way to make some non-numpy CPU-bound Python script faster. This is also the context for when I bring up PyPy to others. The biggest blocker for me for 'defaulting' to PyPy is a) issues
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This seems to only be about binary builds / 'stable releases'? https://github.com/owncloud/ocis#end-user-license-agreement https://github.com/owncloud/ocis/issues/6570 ht
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3y ago
Yes, primary on Gerrit, backup replica to $wherever. Bonus: actually usable code review platform.
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4y ago
Check the return value! Unless you really want truncated values, but I would assume most people don't.
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4y ago
A person smarter than me once told me: “Just use snprintf()”. The tiny performance hit is usually worth the safety and simplicity. Only one error condition to check, covering both concatenation and copies, sensible 'size' argument
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4y ago
Which libGL.so should I be distributing alongside my application?
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The important parts: > The data is assumed to be randomly distributed to memory nodes in the shared memory pool. Any memory node is equi-distant to any compute node, and a compute node needs to reach multiple memory nodes for transaction
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4y ago
> Or perhaps found relatively with self.out.out.out Jsonnet’s internal predecessor /counterpart/inspiration (Google BCL/GCL) has something like this and not including it in Jsonnet is a feature :).
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kubecfg is much less opinionated. It will just take a jsonnet file, no need to follow any set directory format or hierarchy of environments.
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> * Passing in explicit generic type arguments for a function requires an extra :: for seemingly no reason. There is a very good reason for this. Behold, the Bastion of the Turbofish. https://github.com/rust-lang/rus
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4y ago
Even straight up Proto is vulnerable to this (either with an unlucky crash right between fields being actually written to a file, or when attempting to stream top-level fields).
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4y ago
> $1 menus go a long way in feeding a lot of poor people. Right, and then you’re effectively pushing the worst quality, most processed, possibly carcinogenic and likely causing obesity/diabetes food on a group of already vulnerable
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4y ago
It calls Magic VLSI under the hood using a custom siliwiz tech. Magic does transistor/parasitic/netlist extraction and the result is simulated using SPICE.
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4y ago
Even better: Fnurbification enabled | O Fnurbification disabled :)
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There is not nearly enough for a functioning N5G Rockbox port. We're still missing a ton of peripheral drivers, power saving, and a flash translation layer implementation. Not to mention there's currently no untethered code execut
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wInd3x, the iPod Bootrom exploit 10 years too late
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> is that there's no way to "split" a variable Right click -> “Split Out As New Variable”, but it seems like this doesn't work for stack reuse yet (just registers, or more generally, simple varnodes). https:/
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The most important elements of the submission (abstract and description) are there. There's no reason to try to 'game' this, just submit a good talk proposal on a topic that aligns with the focus tracks of the conference. The
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https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2019/Fahrplan/ https://media.ccc.de/b/congress/2019
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You’re just junior. Going from personal projects to a large company project is a huge leap. Knowing how to handle large codebases is a skill onto itself, which you can only acquire by working with such codebases.
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> and of course incompatible with Apple's 30-pin connector “Of course” also because Apple's 30-pin connector was only approved for purchase and use by certified (read: paying) third parties.
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> bugs Unsurprisingly it did: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/18... But that's what code review and testing is for :).
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vim is pretty beautiful.
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The author basically reimplemented the Source renderer from scratch: https://github.com/magcius/noclip.website/tree/master/src/So... Same goes for every other game.
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(Not the author, but in the know.) This uses the Skywater 130 process. It’s backed by an open source PDK (SKY130B), and is going to be taped out via an Efabless shuttle, just like OpenMPW shuttles sponsored by Google. The difference between
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