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31.
by smw 5mo ago
USB sticks are infamously unreliable, not a great backup plan
32.
by smw 5mo ago
It's mentioned elsewhere, but check out DeskFlow (oss) https://github.com/deskflow/deskflow
33.
by smw 5mo ago
Or just ask if you might want to do something productive while you wait for a train or sit in a taxi? Better than doom scrolling. Maybe you're working on a fun side project.
34.
by smw 5mo ago
docker on macos runs in a linux vm
35.
by smw 5mo ago
goroutines make building scalable network (web) servers trivial and fast. I'm not a big fan of the language, but the runtime is fantastic.
36.
by smw 6mo ago
Unfortunately, the subscription pricing is so much cheaper than usage pricing that it's probably worth using one of the official harnesses.
37.
by smw 6mo ago
How's the weather in St. Petersburg?
38.
by smw 6mo ago
You sure they weren't just using http or something and thus the concurrency was effectively hidden by the library? Almost any services that takes requests of any kind uses goroutines extensively.
39.
by smw 6mo ago
Rust's async story is much less ergonomic than go's -- mostly because of lack of garbage collection. That might be a good reason by itself?
40.
by smw 7mo ago
One of the issues is that the US, unlike most of Europe, for example, doesn't require registering your address with your locality or police when you move.
41.
by smw 8mo ago
> but you do realize the US has on shore cutting edge fabs, right? No they don't. Even the US partnerships with TSMC aren't cutting edge. TSMC and arguably Samsung have cutting edge fabs, no one else.
42.
by smw 8mo ago
What possible use legitimate use is Snowflake in verifying your identity? ES?
43.
by smw 8mo ago
china's building solar like _mad_, read a newspaper
44.
by smw 8mo ago
reference to cigarettes
45.
by smw 8mo ago
Discord lawyers are going to have a field day with that logo design and app look and feel.
46.
by smw 8mo ago
This reads like AI slop?
47.
by smw 8mo ago
I think it's possible that starcraft might have a claim here?
48.
by smw 8mo ago
Apple silicon is very fast per size/watt. The mind blowing thing is the macbook air that has weighs very little, doesn't have a fan, and feels competitive with top of the line desktop pcs.
49.
by smw 8mo ago
Wouldn't they?
50.
by smw 8mo ago
napkin math says sq kms of radiators to cool 100MW, it's just patently ridiculous
51.
by smw 8mo ago
You also need square kms of radiators to cool 100MW
52.
by smw 8mo ago
Except you don't pay any estate tax unless your estate is larger than $15 mil
53.
by smw 9mo ago
Isn't the web federated?
54.
by smw 9mo ago
Yeah, but he's got a botnet of residential ips that he didn't pay for.
55.
by smw 9mo ago
The fact that the first entry in his table says that apt doesn't have source packages is a good marker of the quality of this post.
56.
by smw 9mo ago
Hey, I think you're a superhero for making this place such wonderful forum for deep and interesting conversation, but isn't there some point where you might consider putting your finger on the scale to help stop the slide into aut
57.
by smw 9mo ago
Federal government can't be sued for defamation. "Federal sovereign immunity" basically says the government can't be sued unless it agrees to waive the immunity, and it doesn't for defamation cases.
58.
by smw 9mo ago
The first sentence of the README is: Like Envoy xDS, but for eBPF filters. Which would make the title make much more sense!
59.
by smw 9mo ago
STUN
60.
by smw 9mo ago
You literally can't access the internal devices with the NAT implementation on most consumer level router/access points except for packets addressed to the port mapped to an already open connection originating from the inside. Th

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