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by rurban 1y ago
I wonder if and how the compound was affected by the recent fires at the hills. Because I heard he died of eventual complications of the fire to his lungs (he also was a chain smoker). But on these photos I see no damage at all. Good. Becau
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by rurban 1y ago
I see. Even better than Xen, but needs much more memory than all the kvm instances. And as I heard memory is the real deal for mass hosters, not speed. So I am sceptical. I also don't understand how it handles concurrent writes and sta
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by rurban 1y ago
But the canonical two-pane file manager is Total Commander, not this TUI Linux clone.
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by rurban 1y ago
Yes, it was Franklin Roosevelts declining health and death the fascists took over. They already brought Hitler to power, and from then on took over their state. They planned, but didn't need their Business Plot.
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by rurban 1y ago
My browser (Fennec) blocked the phishy URL, great.
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by rurban 1y ago
This is about the R1 reinforcement learning paper from January 2025, not something new.
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by rurban 1y ago
My big AMD server with 2TB RAM and a couple of H100's needs about 15m to boot. Servers are different kinds of machines.
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by rurban 1y ago
By far not. It's only more readable, but much more verbose, overarchitectured, slower and esp. unstable. Old perl scripts still work fine, old python scripts are not only many, many files, but also break every other year. And you canno
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by rurban 1y ago
In the real world we'd do that with our MOP (Meta Object Protocol), no need for that crazy FP naming conventions. The principles are trivial
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by rurban 1y ago
> Consider Rust. What about advertising actual memory safe languages instead. https://github.com/Speykious/cve-rs
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by rurban 1y ago
Shit move by Nate, but Jonathan did the right thing.
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by rurban 1y ago
So they updated their opensshd to the latest.
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by rurban 1y ago
The biggest danger is being shredded. Why is such a wave so big? Because the coast is extremely shallow suddenly. Normally 1m-50cm, but when a big wave comes, all the water in front of the wave is sucked into it back, which makes it about 1
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by rurban 1y ago
If you look at their people page it shows that there is more to come. Several projects are under embargo still.
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by rurban 1y ago
They are just suicidal. I did surf big waves, but certainly not Nazare nor Mavs. That's just too dangerous.
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by rurban 1y ago
Ha. it gets worse. Search engines or blacklist processors often use gigantic url lists, which are stored as plain ASCII, which is then fed into a perfect hash generator, which accesses those url's unordered. I.e. they need to create a
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by rurban 1y ago
Einstein and Hannah Arendt would also be on this list. They were staunch anti-fascists
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by rurban 1y ago
Why not? Not every museum is rich enough to exhibit original works. And is digital art is no art anymore?
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by rurban 1y ago
Just use c-ares. Threads with signals are evil
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by rurban 1y ago
There was a big black market for foreign films, I learned from videos smuggled out. Imported from China or recorded with satellite dishes. I'm sure the current leader saw that also.
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by rurban 1y ago
xapian is easier and faster. No Java memory eater. I've once built a good company wide search engine with custom crawlers, and result hooks, eg to crazy SAP or other ticket systems. Gmane was also legendary.
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by rurban 1y ago
Just switched to Search Ninja as my default search engine on my Android firefox. No tracking, faster, better than duckduckgo. Now I'm just looking how to get search suggestions enabled.
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by rurban 1y ago
> Once the BCacheFS maintainer behaves and the code is maintained upstream again, we will re-enable... (As IMO, it is a useful feature.) How cynical. It's the kernel maintainer, not the bcachefs maintainer, who does not behave and h
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by rurban 1y ago
Still more stable than btrfs. btrfs is also dead slow
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by rurban 1y ago
You can have nice things also. Eg the inner city of Park City, Utah is also car free, and busses are running for free in the winter season.
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by rurban 1y ago
Very amateur. Who would fall that, really? I can only suspect npm people who are used to unprofessional repo hosting practices. Such a Two Factor Authentication update request would have needed a blog post first, to announce such a fishy re
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by rurban 1y ago
Yes, sorry, missed that at the very end.
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by rurban 1y ago
I guess he prefers the magic action at a distance pattern over functional and concurrency safeties. Then he should also mention it at least. All good linters complain about const buffer data missing the ampersand btw
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by rurban 1y ago
Rich replaced the default musl malloc some time ago for exactly those reasons. Maybe they still used the old musl libc? The new one was drafted here: https://github.com/richfelker/mallocng-draft
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by rurban 1y ago
I've burned two of those already, watercooled. The H100 traffic was too much for them

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