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by rektide 3y ago
Being unable to repair & maintain cars, non delivery of long ballyhood features... There's a list of problems that show up as you move from a new hot maker to a been-around-for-some-time company. But also yes, that guy too.
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by rektide 3y ago
The main awesome thing about stuff like this is that user-extensions can (where applicable - I'm looking at you scumbag chrome android) modify the user experience at the user's pleasure. Send the toast messages to some other side
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by rektide 3y ago
The upcoming Occamy non-coherent many-core (432 core) chip that Pulp is building looks so so so good. Some really novel vector/fp core capabilities on each little-ish core. Could be truly groundbreaking. https://pulp-platfor
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by rektide 3y ago
The rest of the EU bullying Ireland into doing strict regulatory-enforcement they didn't agree with is certainly an interesting & seemingly accurate plot of this situation. Right now there is no legal way for the EU citizens to be
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by rektide 3y ago
(This post wasn't to say there are great implementers resources! I searched for a while for more specific implementation or Wireshark-centric things, to really explain what was what. Would absolutely adore more technical coverage!)
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by rektide 3y ago
Those huge engine nacelles seem like a pretty real limit on mounting points. I wonder if these are retired b1's or active duty ones? Probably active? We just retired 17 relatively recently. 45 left in service: > These [17] divestme
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by rektide 3y ago
I did some searching & am a bit shocked: I couldn't find any way to adjust io priority other than by altering the entire processes io level. I would have though this would be a semi-commonly used routine to make high/regulae&#
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by rektide 3y ago
I agree that where are now is bad, but I also think files could be an answer too. What we saw in 9p was a file orientation as well, but files were much smaller grained structures. We can see various kernel interfaces like /proc and &#x
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by rektide 3y ago
I don't think that affects broadscale usefulness of Sandboxes at all. That regurgitates the idea that Sandboxes are security measures. That's a naively small use case. Elsewhere in the threads here is a discussion of Nodelets, whi
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by rektide 3y ago
Nice looking effort. Python with Django, Celery backend. TypeScript front-end with React, Remirror, Blueprint, Headlessui, Nivo components, and a Next.js backend-for-front-end.
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by rektide 3y ago
Slick effort. Php with Symphony backend & Doctrine db. And Vue front-end. Any other notable major deps?
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by rektide 3y ago
It let's you safely run lots of different code in a single processs, without paying the context switching cost. Quests's jank problem is probably in part that multiprocess architecture has to spawn new processes & change prior
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by rektide 3y ago
Making the fighter jet a platform where various components from various companies can work is a fairly topical issue. There were some early rumblings that NGAD might not be a jet per se, but more like a system for building jets. This is a b
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by rektide 3y ago
Allowing/affording society some ability to come in, to see, to form opinions seems so elemental to progress in general. Pay no attention to the man behind thr curtain forever & ever, everywhere, does not seem like a great strateg
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by rektide 3y ago
confidence through obscurity? actually a semi interesting argument, which seems likely to be widely accurate in many places.
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by rektide 3y ago
It'll be interesting to see how/when wasm shows up in vr & robotics. Being able to have some shared memory you pass around between safely sandboxed worklets still has any of the same coordination problems. But it at least has
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by rektide 3y ago
The wireshark wiki has a surprisingly good write up on the underlying RTPS protocol: > The Real-Time Publish-Subscribe (RTPS) Wire Protocol provides two main communication models: the publish-subscribe protocol, which transfers data fro
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by rektide 3y ago
What else should they say about their enshittification? The idea that many updates are now hostile is a disturbing but real hallmark of the cloudified age, in particular. Users used to have more choice, to have the power to decide to update
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by rektide 3y ago
What are good examples of reinforcing democracy? What acts build belief? What examples strongly affirm? It's so hard when a couple bricks taken away can crumble faith. Having a larger frame, where we don't catastrophize bad incide
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by rektide 3y ago
Flipping the bit to default on for biking to work at my last job was such a huge change, won mostly by a couple months nudges. There's a general interest of mine in of trying to make effective habits. Questioning what's about
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by rektide 3y ago
I have a teammate who think Sindre is the worst person for releasing ESM only packages. He feels so screwed, so de-emapthizes with. Personally I think it's well past time we make es2015 happen, whatever the pain. We are making it worse
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by rektide 3y ago
There should definitely be like 1 or 2 days a month where accounts get a free exemption. So people who bring their rarely used tablet with them traveling aren't screwed.
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by rektide 3y ago
Anyone have a writeup on using TailScale to bypass these sorts of limits? Some folks have said it includes SSID as a check which is definitely a wrinkle. I would have assumed it was mostly just using IP address. This is one of those cases w
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by rektide 3y ago
I have scant empathy for either side. Facebook has had - primarily historically - a bad track record. EU is being a terror & makes absurd demands. Facebook can't be a place to let people connect if each region needs it's own F
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by rektide 3y ago
Is there code available? Awesome capability.
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by rektide 3y ago
Whoof, seems like a downgrade that there is now no standard way to read things like permissions of a cgroup. Instead you have to reverse engineer the ebpf code. Yikes. Higher level abstractions can & should be built around this. The ker
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by rektide 3y ago
It is wild to me that there's this whole huge message-bus/rpc system Data Distribution Service (DDS) that so much of thr computing industry else has never heard of, but which is totally core to ROS. https://en.wikipedia
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by rektide 3y ago
Even running AVX2, Intel is walloping the 48-core Epyc, on decode specifically.
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by rektide 3y ago
Correct predictions about what the internet would become. But it was the web. But we have not seen a single remotely interesting competing protocol with anywhere near the seed of possibility the web has brought. Everything else interactive
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by rektide 3y ago
Residuals, while part of the industry is striking & more dependent on residuals.

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