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by saltcured 4mo ago
No, CUDOS is using CUDA as your OS. What that has to do with this article about a new device driver for the EMACS OS, I don't quite know...
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Well, getting laid off during the bankruptcy spiral is a form of firing. But that is months away, so not my problem ?
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Oh, I think I misunderstood your description. I just jumped to the conclusion of a bastion host being used via the old proxy command method (what we did before the "jump" feature got added). But, you're saying all these remot
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Maybe, but what I want is just a toggle or something in the very basic manual proxy config to invert the current configuration model. Here's my ad-hoc proxy. Use it for only these domains (while everything else goes direct). After I
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Well, the business plan came out of this mysterious box, after we fed in the payroll reduction requirement...
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by saltcured 4mo ago
It's mechanical turks all the way down?
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Not sure I buy this. In my mind, dissolving this state relationship would be renouncing your citizenship as an individual. Then, it seems naive and problematic to think you can take a personal chunk of territory with you after renouncement.
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Yeah, I get use out of the SOCKS proxy mode in combination with a "split VPN" at work. I need VPN to get into some internal resources via SSH, but there are lots of external/public/AWS resources I also need to access, an
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by saltcured 4mo ago
I think the more modern ProxyJump rule is superior for this. Just let it manage the actual TCP forwarding for you automatically. It's just the normal "bastion host" concept. Particularly, you can use name patterns to apply th
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by saltcured 4mo ago
I always use keys in my SSH agent. Because the jump mechanism works via use of TCP forwarding, each host authn step is talking "directly" to your client. Importantly, this means it still works without requiring "agent forward
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by saltcured 4mo ago
For me, this is always used via ProxyJump rules in my ~/.ssh/config It is also nice that it works recursively, so I can logically structure my rules so that the one for my regular targets say to use bastion1, then the rule for bas
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Hah, yeah. I've been naively assuming they are now making high quality vias, so that circuit characteristics would be similar in either vertical or horizontal direction.
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by saltcured 4mo ago
For things like financial records, I would not want plain PDF in the email. I think it needs encryption for confidentiality. I am geeky enough to use PGP or S/MIME if they had the option, but I can definitely see how vendors would see
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by saltcured 4mo ago
I tolerate it when I get a fixed period statement and can download to review and archive. I don't treat the website as my archive, nor would I treat the email system as my archive. It's just the delivery mechanism. And they are fo
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by saltcured 4mo ago
I would make even stronger advice. If you want to verify an email, send me a one-time code with several hours expiry that I have to resubmit through my logged in web identity at your site. It drives me batty that a financial provider (retir
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Not sure if this is regional or another sign that I'm old. When I was in elementary school, we were already taught that we ride a bicycle in the street and follow traffic rules. That included things like traveling in the correct lane f
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by saltcured 4mo ago
I'm in the SF Bay Area and see small kids pre-adolescent or barely adolescent riding e-bikes with insane acceleration and speeds. The kind of performance, that in my youth, would come from a 250cc four-cycle motorcycle or 125cc 2-cycle
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by saltcured 4mo ago
The shorter connections could lead to faster rise times though, right? I.e. less capacitance or inductance interfering with getting the field gate charged up? And the main loss with switching transistors is in the intermediate switching sta
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Naively, I wonder how much the density of argon gas helps here, in terms of being able to recover and reuse the argon gas in a relatively closed-loop system.
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by saltcured 4mo ago
I understand the sentiment, but you assume they are planning to build humanoid robots to walk around the human-oriented space in the factory. Perhaps they want to put some of the sensing and control features in, so a humanoid-like dexterity
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Finally! The real explanation for why we need 5G mmwave and 120+ Hz phone displays..
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Not lifelong, but I've been using Linux since 1993. Through subconscious selective pressure, I only have things lying around that are useful with Linux. It's kind of liberating, to be able to ignore a huge amount of crap in the ma
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Heh. In the early 1990s, I got initiated to the basic Emacs key bindings and editing UI via JOVE for a Scheme programming class. JOVE didn't have elisp behind it, instead being light enough that scores of students could all be running
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by saltcured 4mo ago
FWIW, I'm no advocate of "lines of code", or really any KPIs at all. All I'm saying is context matters. Such branches could make sense if the conditions have to do with underlying domain concepts, but you expect the outc
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Written exactly like that, yours is obviously cleaner. But, if that original code had comments and traceability of each condition and return to a specific domain scenario, you would be doing a disservice by collapsing it to the one flat boo
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by saltcured 4mo ago
I think it's really a simple, cultural bias. Most wanting 3+ bedrooms and having the means are also programmed to be inclined to want detached houses with a yard. Also, in California, "apartment" means short-term leasing and
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by saltcured 4mo ago
I think the backlash is because there are people claiming "I made this!" for what is about as much involvement as pressing the big meal combo touch button on a fast food ordering kiosk. Ironically, in the arts there are also some
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by saltcured 4mo ago
This game-theory phase seems to go hand-in-hand with totally myopic grift/gig/hustle thinking too. There is no product but the confidence act needed to win each moment. Chalk up yet another echo of the 1920s Gilded Age? Between al
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by saltcured 4mo ago
I wonder if it ever does that for the SF Bay Bridge. "Perform Immelmann turn in 200 feet"
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by saltcured 4mo ago
Yes, but the old ways were that the terminal interface itself was in charge of translating this keycode to a signal, based on the line discipline of the terminal. It was a consistent behavior across many apps unless they took effort to modi

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