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by ragerino 7y ago
Found this article while looking if Libreboot is supporting AMD Ryzen for my DIY homelab / NAS box. Found an outdated HN article too and thought this might interest someone on HN.
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Is AMD Returning to Open-Source BIOS/Coreboot Support?(news.slashdot.org)
25 points by ragerino 7y ago|1 comments
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by ragerino 7y ago
As a lazy developer I enjoy DevOps principles. First time I don't have infrastructure issues. My code builds and deploys automagically and sys-admins can focus on important stuff. I'd also like to describe it as just another tool
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by ragerino 7y ago
I recently told a friend, that the perfect quantum computer application would be a machine that can apply all possible operations simultaneously and consistently filter out one or more of the methods which results in a valid computer progra
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by ragerino 7y ago
I got myself a connected electric toothbrush and body balance. After I found out that tracking the weight and my tooth brushing habits only works if I share the data with a central server, I now basically have a regular electric toothbrush
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by ragerino 7y ago
This container is based on the official Python container, which is based on Debian. Most Jupyterlab containers are either outdated, or run as Jovyan user and grant_sudo does not work. Or they are based on Alpine while most tutorials are Ubu
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Show HN: My Take on the Jupyterlab Container(hub.docker.com)
3 points by ragerino 7y ago|1 comments
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by ragerino 7y ago
I checked it in the Android app, and I was able to find it and it was already deactivated. I remember doing this a while ago. But it was burried in Facebooks settings. Here is how you can do it on Android. 1. Click on the menu icon (three h
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by ragerino 7y ago
You might want to check out Apache Drill. It allows you to access structured files as database tables through JDBC/ODBC.
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by ragerino 7y ago
My Linux installation on my workstation is on a separate SSD with it's own bootloader. I can also start Windows from GRUB and it's configured to remember the last selection to prevent booting into the wrong OS after a security upd
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by ragerino 7y ago
I would argue that Pythons biggest issue is performance, which translates in large applications directly into costs. You will need more machines to scale and you will need more power per operation compared to other programming languages. se
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by ragerino 7y ago
I find the other extreme, as in the USA, more dangerous. Therefore the question "Who owns the US government?" could be asked too. Someone could look into example of Boeing and the FAA. The more we learn about 737-Max and 787 Dream
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by ragerino 7y ago
I hired last time someone because he showed us something we did not know yet.
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by ragerino 7y ago
In Java you simply extend an Exception class (checked or unchecked) and handle it properly regardless of the error message. Modern IDEs can detect exception types which don't exist yet, and create them on the fly while you try to use t
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by ragerino 7y ago
I recommend looking into so called Super Capacitors or Ultra Capacitors. They are widely used where a quick and high initial load (power)is required. AFAIK super capacitors are used for backup power systems and electric car batteries. I thi
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by ragerino 7y ago
The author of the paper forgets, that asking the API to only return specific attributes of an object(tree) instead all of them, can also be achieved with Rest. e.g. /api/v1/getUser?id=1234&return=name,zipCode,workplace.ad
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by ragerino 7y ago
I love my Carbon X1, especially because of it's excellent keyboard. Unfortunatly the same can not be said about it's touchpad which causes constantly accidental clicks while typing. A combination of Lenovo's keyboard and Appl
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by ragerino 7y ago
Offtopic: Always Right Institute LOL Is there a way to join this institute? I would love to have this on my CV and professional profile.
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by ragerino 7y ago
That's an american thing. To me as an European it is ridiculous having a device, which cools down one compartment while heating up everything else. Here's a good read: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/
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by ragerino 7y ago
Great to see improvements on the AV1 encoding side. I remembered reading something similar coming from Europe -> Allegro DVT AL-E210. http://www.allegrodvt.com/products/silicon-ips/al-e210/ How does your s
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by ragerino 7y ago
I hear from multiple sides people reporting, to receive ads about topics thy only talked to friends about but never entered in a search engine. Google has is currently as far away from their previous world famous "don't be evil&qu
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by ragerino 7y ago
The only notes I take are questions I want to pose to the speaker. The rest happens in my head.
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by ragerino 7y ago
Most people don't even know why they hate Java. And the rest hates it because their Chief Architect taught J2EE is a great idea.
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by ragerino 7y ago
I love OSGi, used mostly Eclipse Equinox a lot in my previous job. Now I come more across Apache Felix in my work. I can imagine people not liking it, because it can be hard to learn. I used it mostly because of dependency hell and for enca
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by ragerino 7y ago
I think we did know all of those things, but Monsanto was very well connected to the political establishment. Is it so difficult to accept the fact that this whole thing screams "corruption on the highest levels"? If I remember co
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by ragerino 7y ago
This all started happening after Bayer bought Monsanto.
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by ragerino 7y ago
This whole thing stinks. It's hard to imagine, that those issues did not exist before Monsanto was acquired by Bayer.
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by ragerino 7y ago
Reminds me of HATEOAS see here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HATEOAS Also RDF endpoints usually use resolvable URI's to connect concepts and objects with each other.
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Speech synthesis from neural decoding of spoken sentences(nature.com)
57 points by ragerino 7y ago|1 comments
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by ragerino 7y ago
Here's another article: https://awfulavalanche.wordpress.com/2016/01/10/who-stole-14...

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