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by singron 6mo ago
If you need to type in a password to unlock your keychain (e.g. default behavior for gpg-agent), then signing commits one at a time constantly is annoying. Does "own" try to sign working copy snapshot commits too? That would great
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by singron 6mo ago
ZFS has similar configurations possible (e.g. copies). You can end up in this state with btrfs if you start with a single device (defaults to data=single,metadata=dup), and then add additional devices without changing the data/metadata
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by singron 7mo ago
Yes it's not UB, but the consequences are not limited to a EINVAL/EBADF/EBADFD. Calling close twice is essentially the same problem as calling free twice, so you get all the use-after-free problems on your file descriptors.
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by singron 7mo ago
Epic's 2019 P&L was published as part of Epic v. Apple. According to that: * Fortnight revenue was $5.5B in 2018 and $3.8B in 2019 * Employee counts in those years: 1063 and 1932 * Average "People" cost per employee: $141
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by singron 7mo ago
FYI 11M IOPS in terms of AWS EBS is 138 gp3 volumes (80K IOPS each), which costs about $56K/month or about $1.3M over 2 years. If anyone was considering using EBS for high-IOPS workloads, don't. I think your test had 10 980 Pros,
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by singron 7mo ago
The default config file explains some common things you might want to do. E.g. left or right side and scaling factor.
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by singron 7mo ago
I used to work at Clockwise and am (was?) a common shareholder. I'm happy that many employees got to get a job at Salesforce. I'm sure it was tough to swallow some pride and recommend Reclaim, who was our strongest competitor in t
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by singron 7mo ago
You only pay cap gains if you realize gains, so you would only face a huge tax bill if you had a pile of cash dumped on you. E.g if you inherit a $1M house and sell it, and the IRS thinks you own 20% taxes on $900,000 of gains, then you hav
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by singron 7mo ago
Deferring taxes is essentially an interest-free loan from the government to you. You can take that money, invest it, and then keep most of the earnings when you eventually pay the taxes. There are also some loopholes where capital gains tax
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by singron 7mo ago
If you like OpenTTD, you may want to try OpenTTD-JGRPP (JGRennison's Patch Pack). It has a bunch of additional QoL improvements and additional features. It was never distributed on Steam, so nothing has changed there. https:/&#x2
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by singron 7mo ago
In the CA bill, "User" means child. It's pretty clear that non-human users aren't covered and don't have to participate. E.g. the API can return N/A or any other value for non-humans. If there is a way to make
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by singron 7mo ago
This is very funny. I can see how this isn't in the training set though. 1. If you wanted it to do something different, you would say "no, do XYZ instead". 2. If you really wanted it to do nothing, you would just not reply at
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by singron 7mo ago
There is a section comparing flight emissions to US citizen average total emissions. This might make him feel good, but only 30% of an average American's emissions come from transportation and just a sliver from flying, so it's ve
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by singron 7mo ago
It's sort of like the opposite of this idea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Fisher_(academic)#Preven... > Fisher [...] suggested implanting the nuclear launch codes in a volunteer. If the President of the
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by singron 7mo ago
The "RPG Game" is hard to judge since it was produced over "multiple turns". The impressive version would be if it basically got a working game on the first attempt, and the prompter gave some follow-ups to tweak feel an
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by singron 7mo ago
The whole point of the bill is to create a cause of action for the Attorney General to sue companies. In the bill, they say the damages are up to $2,500 per negligently affected child ($7,500 if intentional), so it doesn't matter how m
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by singron 7mo ago
The bill doesn't define "accounts", so it's entirely possible local users that a human signs into would count. The saving grace is that obviously they have no idea what a Linux distribution is, and only the Attorney Gene
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by singron 7mo ago
"User" in the bill actually means child, so cups etc. don't apply.
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by singron 7mo ago
The crazy people depend a lot on routes, the part of the city, and the time of day. E.g. the 1 (Sacramento St/California St) is basically fine all the time. The 38 (Geary) and 14 (Mission) are OK during the commute rush since they are
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by singron 7mo ago
I've previously struggled getting LLMs to manipulate tscn/tres files since they like to generate non-unique uids. Despite being text files, the godot tscn/tres files are normally meant to be manipulated by the editor and need
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by singron 8mo ago
Generally yes, but if you use e.g. the parallel consumer, you can potentially keep processing in that partition to avoid head-of-line blocking. There are some downsides to having a very old unprocessed record since it won't advance the
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by singron 9mo ago
Their options should be priced lower, but the common stock isn't valued according to the $5.15B. They raised $300M at $12B and $425M at $7.4B, which are both under water, so those shareholders will use their liquidation preference to g
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by singron 9mo ago
You have to exercise the options or let them expire. You normally have 10 years not 7, but if a company comes up on 10 years after they issued their first options, they might try a tender offer to buy some employee shares. If your 10 year o
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by singron 9mo ago
ISO options have to expire within 10 years of when they are granted. Sometimes companies make them expire earlier than that, so OP might be thinking of options they were granted. E.g. I once had options that expired 30 days after ending emp
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by singron 9mo ago
PG does reuse plans, but only if you prepare a query and run it more than 5 times on that connection. See plan_cache_mode[0] and the PREPARE docs it links to. This works great on simple queries that run all the time. It sometimes really sti
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by singron 9mo ago
It looks like there are two JS backends: quickjs and vm-js (vendor/ecma-rs/vm-js), based on a brief skim of the code. There is some logic to select between the two. I have no idea if either or both of them work.
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by singron 9mo ago
If you are doing continuous profiling, you are probably using a low overhead stack sampling profiler rather than recording every method entry and exit.
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by singron 9mo ago
You can still make that bet at 10% "yes" for the next year. Previous years had similar patterns, so it's not a reaction to Trump. To be fair, we don't need to find little green men in a UFO. It's sufficient to e.g.
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by singron 10mo ago
Isn't that the steam linux runtime? Games linked against the runtime many years ago still run on modern distros.
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by singron 10mo ago
This is a completely obvious conclusion with an unexpected definition of "effort" to justify a click-bait title.

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