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I was recently reviewing a CK package for Debian. My test build crashed due to OOM using -j32 on a 64GB workstation, so I tried with -j1 to be safe. That completed successfully after 190 hours! I think I may need to reduce the number of arc
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I don't think anon is correct, but I can understand how they'd come to their conclusions. I certainly didn't choose AMD to maximize my pay, though it's always been a comfortable salary. With regards to performance, there
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Why was 15 chosen? I assume there's evidence that older children and adults are able to use social media responsibly and therefore not harmed?
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While I had been describing the provincial rules, what you're describing is how it works in my particular city. They passed a municipal bylaw that makes all school zones and playground zones active every day from 7am to 9pm. I was stro
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1y ago
The llama.cpp package on Debian and Ubuntu is also rather clever in that it's built for x86-64-v1, x86-64-v2, x86-64-v3, and x86-64-v4. It benefits quite dramatically from using the newest instructions, but the library doesn't hav
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Yes, that's how it works in Alberta. It's particularly confusing because not all schools have the same academic calendar (e.g., most schools have a summer break, but a few have summer classes). Unlike the sibling comment, there ar
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1y ago
I don't remember exactly, but I suspect that the introduction and then disappearance was worse than not introducing it at all until we could do it consistently. It was probably something like six weeks between giving up on peanut butte
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1y ago
One of the difficult parts of this advice for me was that my daughter wasn't eating food at the time when we were supposed to introduce it. In those cases, you're supposed to add peanut butter to the milk, which we did a few times
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> What drives EV resale value is the health of the battery, which is influenced more by recharge cycles and straight up passage of time. The resale value drops much faster than the battery health. Hyundai has been tracking the degregatio
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1y ago
I have an air conditioner and I have solar panels. The air conditioner is not merely twice as loud. My air conditioner is 70 dbA and the solar panels are certainly below 30 dbA because I have never heard them make noise. The difference is m
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1y ago
That is US-specific tax policy, but many international companies are listed on US exchanges and purchased by international investors. As a Canadian, my retirement savings in my TFSA are subject to 15% taxes on dividends and 0% taxes on capi
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1y ago
Was there ever a time in which Americans treated Saudi Arabia as being responsible for 9/11?
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1y ago
Plants use sunlight in the summer to make sugar that they store for the winter. Perhaps we could make sugar too? Or methane, ammonia, etc.
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1y ago
If we're judging the state of Fortran in 2025, we should probably be discussing Fortran 2018 or Fortran 2023.
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1y ago
Your comparison is not apples to apples as you would in practice have a seperation of compilation and linking in your non-modules example. The status quo is more like: g++ -c -o hello.o hello.cpp g++ -o hello hello.o ./he
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The Alberta Current Supply Demand Report: http://ets.aeso.ca/ets_web/ip/Market/Reports/CSDReportServle...
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It's a good phone, but think I need to replace the battery on mine. It's getting to the point that I have to recharge a couple times per day.
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I am a licensed professional software engineer in Canada. It's been fifteen years since I first registered with my professional association, but I will probably not be renewing my license this year as it's not providing any real b
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1y ago
They also have battery electric cars. The Hyundai Ioniq and Kia EV vehicles are quite popular.
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The Python language developers themselves thought that their code only needed to operate on str and later realized that it needed to handle arbitrary bytes. It's a common mistake. A lot of code was written using str despite users needi
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However, amphetamines such as Adderall were also sometimes prescribed for weight loss. I'm surprised it was done so rarely before Ozempic was a thing. They were quite effective.
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1y ago
Compiler Explorer (godbolt.org) is quite popular. It's not uncommon for anyone working on performance sensitive code to give the compiler output a quick sanity check.
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While technically an autopilot might sometimes be as simple as maintaining a heading, the actual practical consequence is quite different for a boat or an aircraft than for a car. There is simply not much to crash into when you're in t
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It's terrifying that 96% of all mammalian life on Earth is now human beings and our livestock. We might be able to feed more people, but habitat destruction is already the greatest threat to most wild species. Humans are doing fine, bu
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On the radio, they advertise them as artisan-crafted diamonds.
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Proxmox were also a platinum sponsor at DebConf25 last week, which is at least €20K.
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No, but the films made a billion dollars in box office revenues. I know of Alan Moore's V for Vandetta because of the blockbuster movie.
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The author of V for Vendetta, Watchmen, 300, and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen?
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From an efficiency standpoint, we should probably be building grid-scale solar in Alberta and pumped storage in BC. There's more sunshine on the east side of the Rockies. As a resident of Alberta, I pay $0.205/kWh for energy and d
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1y ago
You can't actually know if they are truly lost or not, though. Any dormant wallet could reactivate at any time, just like the wallets in this story.
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