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by rob_c 1y ago
> You should read the discussion. I was requesting for a different purpose, although this "rsync" issue is an alternative purpose. I wanted to compare file versions on snapshots and also the live version to find all unique file
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by rob_c 1y ago
It's 95-99% of the way there, but most of the corner cases are users wanting it to be sentient on their behalf I'll agree.
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by rob_c 1y ago
Genuinely that's a feature not a bug. If you didn't rt"friendly"m the problem explicitly exists between keyboard/vr-headset and chair/standing-desk. This should never be a surprise to people unless this is thei
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by rob_c 1y ago
Amen!
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by rob_c 1y ago
Sorry to break it to you. That's not about luck. You've asked for something which is nonsense if you want to "recycle" compute used to checksum records. If you want them to store the checksum of the POSIX object as an at
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by rob_c 1y ago
Less approximations and more representations of complex things at times. (Just my opinion) I prefer comparing it to complex numbers where I can't have "i" apples but I can calculate the phase difference between 2 power suppli
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by rob_c 1y ago
You never evaluate symbols until your giving a numerical equivalent. Sure if a question asks for the escape velocity from Jupiter this has an approximate numerical value, but you don't just start by throwing numbers at a wall, you get
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by rob_c 1y ago
No they point is there's really advanced PoW challenges out there to prove you're not a bot (those websites that take >3s to fingerprint you are doing this!) The idea is to abuse the abusers and if you suspect it's a bot c
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by rob_c 1y ago
You don't work anywhere near the as industry then, people have been grumbling about this for the whole 10 years now
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by rob_c 1y ago
Seen this already, back in the day the were sites which ran bitcoin hashing on their userbase and there was uproar. If someone dusted of the same tools and managed to get Altmann to buy them a nice car from it, good on them:)
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Alma10 – Usability without compromising compatibility(almalinux.org)
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by rob_c 1y ago
Yes, nothing to do with the absurd costs of arranging such events in the US, let's not beat on a different drum rather than try to bring down total costs. It's already half way around the world for most and it's absurd to the
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by rob_c 1y ago
Not sure how this hits as a hn story given the large amount of YouTube electronics from agile greenhouses out there doing full teardowns to wearing through fabrication processes, but ok...
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by rob_c 1y ago
No, electronics at scale isn't the same as a 9v and filament bulb. There's real effects which aren't overly observable in a small setup that need to be addressed. It's like pretending all of compiling is a direct transl
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by rob_c 1y ago
Yes, because the idea of iterate and claim ownership is dishonest and lazy at best.
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by rob_c 1y ago
Still, past sins and all that. Not too mention the model and the directions from those at the top. Great I always applaud contributions and I want to encourage it. But please see the damage done by some quite senior persons on the project a
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by rob_c 1y ago
Even better title: Rocky will take the RHEL work and rebrand and sell the boards at a discount from China and claim a win and that they're being attacked by IBM.
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by rob_c 1y ago
Nope. Again look at Spain, not all power sources are equal and just because it's been connected to a network doesn't magically mean all of the load is then spread between all sinks. If your high school science teacher told you so,
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by rob_c 1y ago
Absolutely not. The poster has highlighted a major issue that is often glossed over in terms of actual carbon footprint. It's like saying a Chinese coal plant is the same as a Scottish hydro dam otherwise which is very, very wrong. Yes
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by rob_c 1y ago
Bright to you by the state reinventing gdpr for the American audience another 80IQ moment which will be lauded by some as a brave new world... Get your act together and either resign or stop handling public data let alone the sensitive stuf
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by rob_c 1y ago
It's called good project management to account for these real world gaps and delays... Albeit that's something we don't see enough of
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by rob_c 1y ago
Both are pointless truisms.
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by rob_c 1y ago
Social internet use well worn path to social media abuse... Social swimming has higher risk of drowning... Social cycling has higher risk of traffic accidents...
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by rob_c 1y ago
Omg they also saw spikes in DNS traffic and high load during days exfiltration ahead of audit... Clearly the (system) auditing infrastructure wasn't robust enough to still provide a lot of monitoring even in the service is being manage
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by rob_c 1y ago
My tone only switches once people get uppity. The original comment is on point and accurate, not combative and not insulting (unless the community seriously takes a 'lol'.... Tbh I give up writing that in response to this rant. My
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by rob_c 1y ago
No just pointing out the flooding obvious as usual and collecting down votes for it
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by rob_c 1y ago
As I've said in my lectures on how to perform 1bit training of QAT systems to build classifiers... "An iteration on a theme". Once the network design is proven to work yes it's an impressive technical achievement, but as
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by rob_c 1y ago
There's nothing more than an iteration on the topic, gemma3 was smashing local results a month ago and made no waves as it dropped...
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by rob_c 1y ago
Given I know people running gemma3 on local devices for over almost a month now this is either a very slow news day or evidence of finger missing the pulse... https://blog.google/technology/developers/gemma-3/
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by rob_c 1y ago
Given how long between this being released and this community picking up on it... Lol

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