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by skywal_l 3y ago
In the conclusion of the article: > It also pointed out that some investigations started by the model conclude that the CNAF actually owes the beneficiary money.
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by skywal_l 3y ago
Right click and press Q.
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by skywal_l 3y ago
This is not a personal or a moral problem. It is a political problem and must be solved through legislation. Now we can always think about the origin of that political problem as cultural. The free markets, trickle down economics, "pul
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by skywal_l 3y ago
Use LTO if that's a problem. [profile.release] # A profile to try to minimize the size panic = "abort" # Abort on Panic strip = true opt-level = "z" # Optimize For Size lto = true # Enable Link
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by skywal_l 3y ago
rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown cargo build --target wasm32-unknown-unknown rustup target add x86_64-unknown-linux-musl cargo build --target x86_64-unknown-linux-musl rustup target add x86_64-pc-windows-gnu
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How SteamOS Is Contributing to the Linux Ecosystem [video](youtube.com)
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by skywal_l 3y ago
It could be argued that none of what was done at Bridgewater ever created actual value anyway.
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by skywal_l 3y ago
If I was a billionaire, I'd just give a shitload of money to Justine, Andrew Kelley and Andreas Kling (from the Serenity/LadyBird projects) and put them in a (virtual) room together and let them do their thing. You'd get a ne
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by skywal_l 3y ago
The problem with this is what you don't know can hurt you, that's why I like Sean Baxter initiative[0], where you can selectively disable c++ features (at file level!). [0] https://www.circle-lang.org/
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by skywal_l 3y ago
I am surprised by this, aren't Government help forbidden by EU rules? France has gotten into trouble in the past for directly helping its main energy producer[0] or its rail service[1]. Or maybe this is just a loan in this case? [0]:
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by skywal_l 3y ago
"Humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone." Blaise Pascal.
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by skywal_l 3y ago
Netcraft confirms it: I, for one, welcome our Hacker News overlord, CmdrTaco who sometimes dwelves in these part of the interweb. He's got a beowulf cluster of hot grits that Nathalie Portman would approve of. ;)
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by skywal_l 3y ago
In this day and age, why would someone like Jon Stewart need Apple anyway? He could just do exactly the same thing on his own. Granted you need money to pay for his staff and the platform, but it's probably within it's reach anywa
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by skywal_l 3y ago
pledge and unveil.
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by skywal_l 3y ago
The Venn diagram of the people who would recommend me and I would want to work with and the companies I would want to work for is very small at best.
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by skywal_l 3y ago
But the forces do change at different scale. Gravity does not influence particules for example. And my understanding is that at gigantic scale (galaxies) gravity is not sufficient to explain all observations. Thus we create those dark conce
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by skywal_l 3y ago
Banks are already processing payments. When you put your credit card in your bank's ATM, the ATM is managed by the bank. It connects to your bank server and all the authorisation and processing is being done by the bank. Visa and maste
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by skywal_l 3y ago
The sound, animation and gameplay is also great. I love the sound of the machine gun starting and stopping when the character get in the line of sight of the enemy. Great attention to detail. I kind of wish they port it to PC !
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by skywal_l 3y ago
Stupid question from a noob: why not just use some raspberry pi zero, a camera sensor and some ONVIF server? That's what most of those cheap chinese IP camera are: a linux board, a camera sensor and some compression chip.
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by skywal_l 3y ago
Couldn't this be reduced with LTO?
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by skywal_l 3y ago
One word: earplugs. It changed my life. Yes it's weird at first but sleeping like a baby beats any minor and temporary weirdness.
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by skywal_l 3y ago
What's wrong with mushrooms?
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by skywal_l 3y ago
> Have you ever voted in an election? I have voted in every election I had the opportunity to vote, including union election. And yes I think it matters. But democracy is not just about the procedural token of the election. I am also eng
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by skywal_l 3y ago
I understand your point and yes, personal responsibility is important and in the military, where people are not easily replaceable in the heat of action, especially in times of war, your point is absolutely valid. But what would have happen
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by skywal_l 3y ago
From what I know in the industry, Windows for the UI and some real time OS for control like VxWorks. But things are changing and linux is getting some traction. The healthcare industry is very slow moving (as it should be).
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by skywal_l 3y ago
Kind of disagree. Employees, whatever their rank (except maybe at the very top) cannot be help responsible for doing their job because of the very simple fact that the purpose of a company is to maximize shareholders values. It's up to
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by skywal_l 3y ago
> The idea that even 10-20% of users would power their Pis with PoE seems wild to me I actually though it was the other way around. Having the PI powers other devices like IP cameras.
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by skywal_l 3y ago
> I'd add network jacks to everything and remove the power plugs if the option was presented. You could always use PLC to use your eletrical network as a data network. I use that for IP cameras. Unfortunately, I still haven't f
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by skywal_l 3y ago
Great write up from Fabien as usual. FYI, you can also get a lot from the `time` command right now in your shell: /usr/bin/time -v ls Command being timed: "ls" User time (seconds): 0.00
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by skywal_l 3y ago
Honi soit qui mal y pense.

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