smarx007

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   by smarx007 5y ago

   10 events/minute - I would guess SQLite/DuckDB can fit the bill for many years?
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   You should try adding "docs" to the query. "range python" shows w3schools at the top for me but "range python docs" shows docs.python.org first for me. Same for "html article tag" (w3schools) vs &quot
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   "There's even speculation that Apple may refresh its antiquated Mac Pro and desktop macs, neither of which have been updated since their release in 2022." So, the fictional review is set in 2022 or later. Edit: I should watch
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   Will app developers get access to the Tensor chip? Will all the features of the phone and the Titan M2 chip still work with another Android build like grapheneOS or LineageOS? I don't think those were covered in the video.
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   Sorry, misunderstood your question!
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   I think the idea is that as long as there is pain, there is a way to introduce a value proposition. For example, see https://www.businessmodelsinc.com/about-bmi/tools/value-prop...
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   Yep, I hope Ubuntu in signage will put an end to an endless source of embarrassment like https://www.reddit.com/r/PBSOD/comments/abjex3/public_bsod_i...
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   There is no fun… but there is money, I guess? An LTS comes with 4-5 years of free updates and Canonical charges for 5 more years of security updates.
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   by smarx007 5y ago

   Electric trains instead of polluting ships for freight? I think the value should be quite obvious. Plus, goods can be delivered in days as opposed to weeks. I am not sure why the article was pushing the passenger angle so much.
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Also, some of the recent processors that support everything you've listed are dropped. A hunch at the time of Windows 11 announcement was that https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/bitlocker-sleep-mode-vuln... can on
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I hope you have a dog to wake you up in time to save your head!
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    https://adoptium.net/ "Eclipse Temurin is the name of the OpenJDK distribution from Adoptium." Eclipse Temurin 17 or Temurin JDK 17 should be sufficient.
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I think this advice only applies to the end users of the JDK and libs, e.g. people who develop webapps. We maintain an OSS library and plan to support JDK 8 for as long as possible (though some of our dependencies made a move to JDK 11 and
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I am curious if Airflow is the most appropriate tool for such tasks. I would imagine Apache Camel to be a good starting point for building a library of connectors and then plugging them together using EIP [1] patterns? [1]: https:/&#x
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I am really struggling to understand how those projects cannot be under .NET foundation control. If you ever worked on an Apache Foundation or Eclipse Foundation project, you know that you must use their tools for code hosting and processes
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Ehrm, did you actually check https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/A-9-2021-0232_... under FINAL VOTE BY ROLL CALL IN COMMITTEE ASKED FOR OPINION?
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    No, EU parliament is not calling for a ban on facial rec. They are proposing to: forbid using it indiscriminately in public places and to forbid the use of any AI/ML in predictive policing.
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    > The explanation of the award involving the "interplay" is incredibly vague. What is the precise discovery or the paper that is being appreciated here? Nobel award explanations are directed at the general public. Prizes themse
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Rather than reading what tech/science writers can summarize on a lap (remember, they only learned the laureates' names a hour ago or so), I prefer to simply head over to YouTube and look for a lecture given by a laureate themselve
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I think there is no place for RPA in Industry 4.0 or any kind of high tech architectures (ML/cloud/insert buzzword here). If you are using RPA, it means that your IT infra does not even have (usable) APIs to begin with and you hav
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Well, if we are taking quotes out of a serious 185-page document, we are bound to lose some context. How about this counter-quote: "The Court does not find that it is impossible; only that Epic Games failed in its burden to demonstrate
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Ah, shrewd move! For others reading this: your project using Scarf will bear responsibility for GDPR compliance regarding processing purposes as the controller and Scarf is just a processor like AWS (not that I buy it completely but I am su
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I think this is great as long as you respect GDPR. Tracking is not inherently bad. And I had some pain tracking downloads of our OSS project files, thankfully Eclipse Foundation has some tools for gathering anonymous statistics (I think the
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Spilling coffee of innocent people, shame on you!
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    You are almost always allowed to self archive the final version, but you have to share the PDF you generated yourself, not the nicely formatted one from the publisher. And some publishers only allow self-archiving outside repositories like
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I think HN needs to update their algorithm. If there is a large number of upvotes and flags, flags should count as votes from some point on. More people need to see this post and discussion needs to happen instead of pushing it off the fron
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    Okay, let’s see how we can practically improve this (I am interested in a good solution as well): 1. Camera stores images/videos on an SD card. 2. When the card is full, images are copied in the field on the USB drive. I imagine the us
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I am not sure. Quite possible bad data was written over SMB, not necessarily that the drives failed. As you see in the article, the damage to images is systemic and drives don't seem to be failing. More like Lightroom/macOS/m
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I have since improved on a similar setup by using B5 notebooks with margins (to punch holes) and "filing stripes" [1]. It allows me to take notes of different kinds ("odd chicken scratchings of work notes") just by openi
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    by smarx007 5y ago

    I think it’s rather Docker, Alpine, JDK 17 and jlink than waiting till 2023 :)