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by rini17 2y ago
Noone is afraid the TRACTOR will be a disaster tarnishing Rust's reputation? Not unlike Ada's. It is actually pretty good and deeply thought out language. But US govt got involved with it.
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by rini17 2y ago
Oh, it already happened. Case in point: it is possible to build cheap and fully auditable harware RNG, with bandwidth fully sufficient to replace /dev/random on most servers. I have one. But apparently noone wants such a thing, or
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by rini17 2y ago
Because economy alone can't solve all our problems? Someone probably promised you it will, but that's scam.
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by rini17 2y ago
1500sqm is absolutely not needed for occasional nutritional enrichment. That's why I mentioned pot on balcony. But yes, being forced as kid to help tending big garden does leave some scars.
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by rini17 2y ago
I lost some crops myself but tomatoes still fared better than other vegetables. It's not like some enormous investment? Having homegrown tomatoes every other year is better than nothing. If you have kids, it's a good lesson about
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by rini17 2y ago
Pervasive loneliness is unhealthy, though. And I fully agree the article is doing same disservice to it as "just stop eating" obesity advice.
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by rini17 2y ago
Oh my. Everyone who cares about tomatoes grows their own, supermarkets are for the rest. They are not demanding and will grow anywhere there's sun, including in pot on balcony.
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by rini17 2y ago
Absolutely everything we have achieved as a civilization, depended on lossy communication between humans. And all experience is inherently subjective. Why is all that somehow ultimately futile and requires counterexample not to be? I don&#x
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by rini17 2y ago
Is it possible to find their remnants in the genome? Since horizontal gene transfers happen other organisms that survived carried the information but perhaps it's too scrambled now.
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by rini17 2y ago
Low fidelity information transmission is not "ultimately futile" but instead something to build on. Or what do you measure it against?
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by rini17 2y ago
Can be. It's easier to project it on inner "canvas" than as overlay on top of ambient, but that's still possible.
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by rini17 2y ago
As long as the useful, non-nutty research is supported, this isn't something to worry about. But...is it? And how to find out? Like, afaik in 2014 OpenBSD was going to shut down build farm for non-mainstream architectures, that did not
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by rini17 2y ago
I found it memory bound so that it was fastest with 6 threads on my 8 thread xeon.
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by rini17 2y ago
Can this optimization be applied to matmult for us, critters who are running llama on cpu? XD
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by rini17 2y ago
Have you tried pypy? Might be interesting comparison.
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by rini17 2y ago
Nice. And what about home router configuration, are we still training users to ignore dire security warnings, or is that going to go via cloudflare too? how?
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by rini17 2y ago
You'll get atrocious CRI/sick skin tones that way. There's much more fleshed out spectrum in nowadays LEDs, especially warm white variants.
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by rini17 2y ago
Windows Update can, but crowdstrike does its own thing.
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by rini17 2y ago
Unlike Windows, there is at least the option to use curated software distributions such as Debian or RH that won't apply random stuff from upstream repositories.
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by rini17 2y ago
What about beaming monochromatic red or near infrared light down toward existing solar installations? Silicon can have up to 50% efficiency at these wavelengths and it's much safer than microwaves, especially visible red light is.
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by rini17 2y ago
As a supplement to therapy I can recommend neurofeedback. It is a scientifically supported method that basically uses EEG to help you tune up your subconscious stress reactions. Completely noninvasive, used with children too. It has multitu
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by rini17 2y ago
> It also forces discipline by carrying around the length. LOL. It does not force anything - you can mishandle source or destination buffer lengths very easily and compiler won't say anything. I sometimes wonder what kind of disaste
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by rini17 2y ago
Yes. Cables are fine submerged and all the rest of the installation is above ground.
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by rini17 2y ago
I have seen Na-ion replacements for lead-acid, the chemistry is forgiving enough for that. No idea how good are they.
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by rini17 2y ago
I do miss the ability to fix thing easily when crontab -e breaks. Oh, but systemd never breaks, okay.
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by rini17 2y ago
EFI stub is an existing kernel feature, not related to systemd-boot. Of course, everything can be wired together with systemd.
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by rini17 2y ago
Yes, Apple seems to strongly discourage any kind of scripting which they can not squeeze more money from. But that's not really the same problem.
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by rini17 2y ago
Nonsense. Bash is for the OS not for you too? Python's standard library covers most scripting use cases, even HTTP networkingand it's stable you can write script and forget. No need to "control" stuff. For example I am u
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by rini17 2y ago
> taylor series only approximate a function around a point and it's not even guaranteed to do it very well or very far from that point. Half of the the article is mitigating that.
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by rini17 2y ago
There are no slugs nor stink bugs in the UK? These are main topic of discussion in any gardening community in Europe throughout growing season. You can't just spray them away.

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