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by shakow 7mo ago
“Needed” is too strong, but this does not provide services, does not provide project-specific scripts, does not setup LSP, does not setup git hooks, can't automatically dockerize your build, does not support multiple profiles (e.g. loc
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by shakow 7mo ago
home-manager manages your whole user's environment & desktop. devenv does not do any user-level change (you will not be able to make it configure your WM), but works at the directory level. For instance I'm currently working o
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by shakow 7mo ago
That's what I would have thought as well, but looks like that on x86, both clang and gcc use variations of LEA. But if they're doing it this way, I'm pretty sure it must be faster, because even if you change the ×4 for a <
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by shakow 7mo ago
> These two are generally adhered to in the US as well I'm not sure; granted I did not visit a lot of places in the US, but when I was there (Miami/Denver/Phoenix), I virtually never saw e.g. a customer greets the cashier
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by shakow 7mo ago
As a Frenchman living in Paris – we have such a huge expat community already (and many english-speakers, I worked with Brits, Aussies, Kiwis, Americans, Canadians) than one more or less will be a non-event. Now it's true that Americans
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by shakow 7mo ago
> most influential > "what stuck in your mind" That's strongly correlated IMHO; and I don't really see any objective metric for the influence of a book anyway.
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by shakow 7mo ago
“I'm not sure” is academic jargon for “I don't give a damn”.
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by shakow 8mo ago
What I mean is that the one I cited were first movers that actually found a golden goose, then got ousted years/decades later for various reasons. For now at least, OpenAI has not found a golden goose (i.e. made a lot of money) yet.
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by shakow 8mo ago
VisiCalc, CP/M, BlackBerry and Yahoo definitely got a golden goose; it's long after establishing their dominance that they failed at maintaining it.
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by shakow 8mo ago
> it’s roots are solving the c10k problem The C10K was a long-solved problem when Node came out; just it was not for what 99% of people used at the time, i.e. PHP/Python/Ruby.
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by shakow 8mo ago
Use the double-arrow buttons to change the view angle.
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by shakow 8mo ago
Ah, you were thinking of the German branch, I was talking about the French one, in Toulouse (I have a few friends working there). There, a team lead is doing ~$4000 net per month. So not poverty, but not great either.
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by shakow 8mo ago
I can confirm, they do.
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by shakow 8mo ago
> San Francisco is better Yeah, but you're a tramp if you're not making >$250k/year. Of course wealthy people will have access to excellent food, and that will be true everywhere from Moscow to SF through Shanghai. I&#x
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by shakow 8mo ago
> more food Yeah, so I don't want to be a Debbie Downer, but as a European who visited the US, your food is definitely not something I would use as an example of your QoL.
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by shakow 8mo ago
> One thing that is lost when using auto cameras is using focus & DOF as part of composition That's why virtually all cameras have aperture-priority though, right?
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by shakow 8mo ago
> If you keep the exposure the same, then changing the ISO on a digital camera will NOT introduce any more noise So does this mean that changin the ISO directly on my camera, or in DarkTable/whatever at post-proc time is virtually t
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by shakow 11mo ago
> which network and disk usage does it report? Just the main process or all its forks? Same problem in RC. Well, the main process and its whole hierarchy, that's what you would expect of an init system monitoring its services, right
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by shakow 11mo ago
“[97; 103] \ {100}” means the interval [97; 103] without the set {100}; so no, still ~30%.
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by shakow 11mo ago
Even if you shoot only once, you still have a higher chance of hitting something slightly off the middle than the perfect 100/100. And this because that's one point-precise result (100/100) vs. a cumulated range of individual
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by shakow 11mo ago
> every single other result is even less likely. But the summed probability of the “not too far away results” is much higher, i.e. P([93, 107]\{100}) > P([100]). So if you only shoot 100/100 with your coin, that's definitely
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by shakow 11mo ago
Barging in as a Linux guy interested to learn more about the BSDs, so please bear with me. Something I love with systemd is how I can get very useful stats about a running process, e.g. uptime, cumulated disk & network IOs, current &amp
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by shakow 11mo ago
Not really familiar with TS, but what would be so weird with the typing? Wouldn't it be generic over `T -> U`, with T the type with snake_case fields and U the type with pascalCase fields?
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by shakow 11mo ago
You're sure of a lot of things.
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by shakow 11mo ago
To play the Devil's advocate, OpenAI actually has hundreds of millions in income, even though they are spending far more in training new models.
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by shakow 11mo ago
Happy to see that Alphabet's $100M/yr. are being wisely spent.
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by shakow 11mo ago
> only three days after the first Maybe, just maybe because Japan was so close to surrender that there even was a coup attempt to prevent him from surrendering? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ky%C5%ABj%C5%8D_incident
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by shakow 1y ago
> Maybe you'll get lucky and your one rack won't burn down Given the rates of fires in DCs, you'd rather need to be quite unlucky for it to happen to you.
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by shakow 1y ago
God forbid a company plays the GPL rules fair and square...
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by shakow 1y ago
> They also didn’t face the brunt of European colonialism. But they faced the brunt of Chinese & Japanese colonialism, and a full-blown civil war after which their GDP per capita was in the same ballpark as Kenya's.

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