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rovr138
6y ago
They would show real usage performance though. Still valuable.
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rovr138
6y ago
Or firmware versions
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rovr138
6y ago
Yeah, after posting I was thinking about that. I have a very lean setup on it with Linux. I don't think it'll last too much longer to be honest. I mainly use it if I'm on my phone, but find something that a bigger screen/
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rovr138
6y ago
> heavy usage, with vm and i've written to the 1tb nvme disk multiple times and needed to clean stuff to get free space (multiple times) This is me all the time. Thank you for validating it's not just me.
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rovr138
6y ago
I'm typing this comment on a 2011 MBA with 4GB's of RAM. Running Linux on it. Native apps are okay. Firefox is okay unless I over do it with tabs. Forget about electron apps.
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6y ago
We are also assuming it'll grow at all. The premise of the comment is that we don't have enough data.
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rovr138
6y ago
This couch side laptop I use to read and search things is a 2011 MBA. Not 16, but maybe it'll make it...
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rovr138
6y ago
That could be bad due to spam though Specially if you auto deploy it too
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6y ago
For places like fast food and Walmart, 'availability' is one of the things you get asked. What sucks is that if you don't have enough, you might not get hired or not get hours. But that's yet another issue with our socie
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rovr138
6y ago
My issue is that we shouldn't expect a 7 year old to focus constantly for 6 hours on anything.
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rovr138
6y ago
Here's some code. Data is proprietary. There's no paper explaining the data, prep, steps to gather, caveats, assumptions, etc. What now?
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rovr138
6y ago
oh, that's good. Or even a tag
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6y ago
>Speaking as someone who's not the best at math, I find it easier to understand what a paper is saying after I run the code and see all the intermediate results. As long as you understand the paper after, that's okay. > When
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rovr138
6y ago
Same. But it could be an issue with the sample. 213 in a span of 14 years is not a lot. Also, a question. If you publish a paper with a repo, what would be the best way to handle the version in the paper matching the repo in the future? An
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rovr138
6y ago
Where is SSL the bottleneck? Wondering if terminating earlier and just relying on HTTP after would help.
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rovr138
6y ago
The 13 inch does, but not the M1. You have to use the Intel ones. That's an issue with Apple/M1. No i9 though on them or dedicated graphics.
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6y ago
I think the tone of the article is dangerous. That coupled with the fact of how heroin is treated in society makes it worse. On top of that, add that not everyone that uses it is healthy and responsible, makes it even worse providing some b
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rovr138
6y ago
Depends on the audience. HN audience wouldn't be too bad.
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6y ago
Flotato, From homepage, >From browser tab to magic Mac app. >Break free from the browser and add web pages to your Mac dock. How about a mac app for Gmail, Twitter, Instagram, Netflix, and literally millions more? From their help page
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rovr138
6y ago
capacity and demand.
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rovr138
6y ago
Another data point. I'm in Indiana. My bill just closed on the 15th, 300 kWh @ $0.148799 288 kWh @ $0.108297 There's some adjustments on the bill that actually reduce it but those aren't included above.
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rovr138
6y ago
Yes. It could have been hosted anywhere. TOR isn’t a hosting service but a means to access them.
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6y ago
They can see the processes. It’s a server running on their hypervisor. Their hypervisor can see every single process.
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rovr138
6y ago
If you're implementing it on python, check `dis.dis()` If builtin, then you'll need to check the code for cpython or whatever you're using.
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rovr138
6y ago
>You can buy VPS from Amazon and host your hidden tor service there and Amazon guys won't have a clue until NSA guys will come to them. Amazon can monitor what runs on their servers.
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rovr138
6y ago
Agreed. But without anymore context it looks like they’re suggesting that as an alternative.
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rovr138
6y ago
You should click the link. There's a lot other commands available and features on this tool.
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rovr138
6y ago
And paper and pencil What’s your point?
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6y ago
There used to be performance improvements since it would be cached already.
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rovr138
6y ago
>but it absolutely isn't required by my company Is it needed to hit deadlines or to successfully do your duties as lead? Because it might not be required, but it ends up being expected.
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