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by radiator 6mo ago
Look at how conveniently you chose to ignore the fan's age, attributing his behaviour to unwilling or luddite ! Or do you really have absolutely no idea, what it means to be 81 years old? Still, I would bet you have met at least som
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by radiator 6mo ago
> US-stored gold is not of the same quality grade as in the rest of the world ... to put it mildly. Nobody has audited the gold in decades and even its owners (banks of foreign countries) are not allowed to inspect it.
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by radiator 7mo ago
what we’ve actually created is an alternative Linux desktop that uses neither X nor Wayland , this is very welcome news, since X is allegedly "abandonware" and of course not everybody likes wayland.
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by radiator 7mo ago
But what about that meeting that starts with "how do you feel today?" and "if you were a car, what car would you be? And why?".
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by radiator 7mo ago
That is the whole point . Since decades, it has a single point of view, failing to represent the majority of the people.
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by radiator 7mo ago
Deming's point 3 (of 14): Cease dependence on inspection to achieve quality. Eliminate the need for massive inspection by building quality into the product in the first place.
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by radiator 7mo ago
> Senior leadership doesn’t know this, though. Well, you'd think senior leadership should know how their business and their people work.
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by radiator 8mo ago
It seems you wish for a system which would be able to stop Brexit against the will of the people.
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by radiator 8mo ago
Hetzner DNS
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by radiator 8mo ago
Whatever existed before it
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by radiator 8mo ago
I don't follow why it flew out the window. To me it seems perfectly possible to define the community (of an open-source software project) as consisting only of people, and to also to define an etiquette which applies to their 'vir
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by radiator 8mo ago
So perhaps the AI companies will go bankrupt and then this madness will stop. But it would be nice if no government intervenes because they are "too big to fail".
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by radiator 8mo ago
From your own quote > participation in our community community should mean a group of people. It seems you are interpreting it as a group of people or robots. Even if that were not obvious (it is), the following specialization and charac
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by radiator 8mo ago
Well their view ist that antifa are actually fascists, which makes anti antifa democrats.
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by radiator 8mo ago
Because status page is hosted on Hetzner itself
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by radiator 9mo ago
The booklet looks great.
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by radiator 9mo ago
it is so much slower to start than perl, that you don't want to run it for quick one-off tasks
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Flights grounded in Greece after radio frequency loss(france24.com)
4 points by radiator 9mo ago|0 comments
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by radiator 10mo ago
In connection to Mike Pall's comments on the status of v3.0 made last November, I would like to mention this post [1] of his, back in 2017. Mike Pall had proposed replacing LuaJIT’s 64-bit NaN-tagging with a variable-sized slot design
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Re: Question about LuaJIT v3.0 status(freelists.org)
6 points by radiator 10mo ago|1 comments
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by radiator 10mo ago
But he has been working actively on LuaJIT. According to [1], he has come to the conclusion that, instead of working on LuaJIT 2.2, it would be a better investment of his time to go big on v3.0 and rearchitect it. LuaJIT 2.1 is to be mainta
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by radiator 10mo ago
Isn't it a bit naive to declare that, just because Lua created a new minor version, it should be somehow better? The author of LuaJIT has often written his arguments, including why he disagrees with the changes to the language, why the
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by radiator 10mo ago
You can learn them now, but you will forget them soon. That was the point, I believe.
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by radiator 10mo ago
A new language every year. A language I had intended to learn. Using a different programming paradigm, or a paradigm which I have not used recently.
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by radiator 11mo ago
It is good to fix bugs, but in my team we need neither the "points system” for bugs nor the leaderboard showing how many points people have. We are against quantifying.
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by radiator 11mo ago
I think 418 is 'I am a teapot' so it would not be correct to use it in your case. 719 must be a typo though, perhaps it should be 419.
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by radiator 11mo ago
25 Gigabit networking is mentioned in the video. As for the low density, it might have something to do with their mentioned freecooling concept, which does not use cooling machines, but a controlled stream of air coming from outside.
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by radiator 11mo ago
From my experience, SQLite's FTS5 is orders of magnitude more performant than that, i.e. for 100K documents, 7 queries/second on some of the cheapest 1 vCPU Virtual Machines. But it is true that a specialized search engine using a
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by radiator 11mo ago
Small example from CZMQ - High-level C Binding for ZeroMQ: http://czmq.zeromq.org/manual:zgossip . Perhaps not self-contained, one might have to read the manual of other resources, such as zactor, zsock or of the applicatio
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by radiator 11mo ago
Is there not a legal way to fight this back? With this patent application, someone is trying to establish an advantage *against everyone else*. So legally, anyone might have self-interest to sue the applicant, if the application is fraudule

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