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by remram 1y ago
Leave it as an exercise to the reader.
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by remram 1y ago
Kubernetes added "image volumes" so this will probably become more and more common: https://kubernetes.io/blog/2024/08/16/kubernetes-1-31-image-...
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by remram 2y ago
I think ollama uses OCI too? At least it's trying to. https://github.com/ollama/ollama/issues/914#issuecomment-195...
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by remram 2y ago
Tried a video, got "invalid digit found in string". I will stick with ffmpeg on termux I guess.
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by remram 2y ago
That's only if you do peer-to-peer. QUIC can't even do peer-to-peer, so I don't understand the critique.
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by remram 2y ago
That's mentioned at the bottom of the README.
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by remram 2y ago
Those are very small variations. I would look for confounding factors, e.g. income levels, mental health, etc that could easily explain a few percent difference. Looking at the full paper, specific factors were accounted for but the list se
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by remram 2y ago
Creating a mount namespace and using pivot_root seems like a safer solution.
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by remram 2y ago
You can use Shelter to create your own work profile: https://f-droid.org/packages/net.typeblog.shelter/ Sadly it doesn't seem to work on all phones.
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by remram 2y ago
It's seen as wasting their time.
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by remram 2y ago
Seems similar to https://european-alternatives.eu/ which was summitted a couple of times already
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by remram 2y ago
It's deductible?
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by remram 2y ago
Article clearly says "advertising".
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by remram 2y ago
What you said above is correct but is not related to what was being discussed before.
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by remram 2y ago
Yes but we are not talking about static types...
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by remram 2y ago
This means every buffer uses 4k (page size) minimum of RAM. Sounds very wasteful.
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by remram 2y ago
That is absolutely not how Python works. Python values are typed.
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by remram 2y ago
It didn't before, arstechnica fixed it.
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by remram 2y ago
> end-to-end messages As opposed to what? I think they accidentally a word.
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by remram 2y ago
.git will be a file and not a directory, if you are in a submodule or a worktree. You just illustrated why trying to assume the functionality of a third-party app instead of calling it creates even more bugs.
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by remram 2y ago
You can use a SharedWorker now instead of picking a tab to do that work (and failing over to another tab if it gets closed). Support is still spotty though.
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by remram 2y ago
After all the bad press they got, they want to store all your email? Talk about bad timing... Will they claim a "license" on your emails overnight too?
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by remram 2y ago
It is nothing like learning to pilot a plane. Let's stop pretending that reading 3 paragraphs of texts is insurmountable. You can spend 2 minutes to get acquainted to an app you will use for hundreds of hours, and it's not like yo
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by remram 2y ago
I found this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42664664 Unfortunate.
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by remram 2y ago
At this point, what is the difference between MessagePack and CBOR?
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by remram 2y ago
You can remove them in a minute, but they'll come back. ChatGPT will pop in there when Microsoft adds it. You will get a full-screen blue "get windows ready" wizard every few days to "remind" you to log in. OneDrive
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by remram 2y ago
I already build containers with Docker. I already have Makefiles that build containers and run commands in them. I already replace my complex shell scripts with Python scripts. How does Dagger help? I just can't get anything concrete f
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by remram 2y ago
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43489698
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by remram 2y ago
In clear terms, what would I do with this? What activity does it help me with? What program do I replace with it? "The devops operating system" does what?
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by remram 2y ago
I definitely wouldn't say that. I saw a lot of weird stuff in Excel files, and there's the whole crowd only giving you data as PDFs.

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