smw

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   by smw 4y ago

   While I find many things wrong with social media, I don't get the idea that for me to get value out of it, I need people to engage with my posts. Why? I'm more interested in seeing pictures and updates about people I care about
2. 212.▲
   by smw 4y ago

   Are you commenting on the right article? This is about a testing library, and doesn't mention SQL?
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   by smw 4y ago

   If there are no poor people, who does the housekeeping in the hotel rooms? Or deals baccarat?
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   by smw 4y ago

   At one point Sun had more in cash than its market cap?
5. 215.▲
   by smw 4y ago

   NZ has both geographic seats and list-based proportional seats?
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   by smw 4y ago

   Yes! Thank you! So many use cases!
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   by smw 4y ago

   Anyone know if this makes it easy to hack in SR-IOV support for desktop class gpus?
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   by smw 4y ago

   From readme: Intel only (Skylake3 or later), Linux only.
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   by smw 4y ago

   Isn't that the exact opposite of D-K?
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    by smw 4y ago

    But customers are already paying for 'unlimited internet' -- or for some amount of data up to a cap. You're suggesting that we should double charge the providers that the customers want to access, as well?
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    by smw 4y ago

    You probably shouldn't use tmate inside of most corps, your security team might be unhappy with bypassing network controls.
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    by smw 5y ago

    I don't think your distinction is actually part of a common world view.
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    by smw 5y ago

    tailscale!
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    by smw 5y ago

    Only with checked exceptions, which I think most of java has made an anti-pattern now?
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    by smw 5y ago

    Seems like people should throw VictoriaMetrics into comparisons like this, as well?
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    by smw 5y ago

    My guess is that it's relying on openai calls to do the hard work, and thus someone has to pay for them. I believe that GPT-3, which this relies on, is not open source and probably not easy to run on your device.
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    by smw 5y ago

    I think your logic is faulty here. There were BIOSes with no ip stack for many years that could boot OSes that did have the ability to access the internet. Also, it's possible to remove the ip stack from most UEFI implementations? Now
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    by smw 5y ago

    The site claims it's open source, but it's very obviously not.
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    by smw 5y ago

    I don't think that's remotely true anymore, especially in a SaaS world. Some fairly big companies use a lot of Linux, for instance...
20. 230.▲
    by smw 5y ago

    I respect your right to license you product however you want, but please don't call that open source.
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    by smw 5y ago

    Can you front cockroachdb as it exposes a (mostly) postgresql api?
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    by smw 5y ago

    Are you (new account) failing to disclose your conflict of interest here?
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    by smw 5y ago

    And here's the promise of 'serverless' function as a service type stuff. Pay a few cents a second, have security/ha etc.
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    by smw 5y ago

    no
25. 235.▲
    by smw 5y ago

    Have you not heard of docker?
26. 236.▲
    by smw 5y ago

    Try a jetbrains ide? They handle pretty much any language you can think of, including fun things like lua with ERB substitutions.
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    by smw 5y ago

    cockroachdb serverless
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    by smw 5y ago

    tailscale
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    by smw 5y ago

    The original applications that were effected were written without knowing there would be IBM PCs (no less clones) that ran at a different clock speed!
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    by smw 5y ago

    That was exactly my issue with Firefox. They mostly fixed it in 2016 [1], though I still found a few issues. These days, it seems mostly to be a thing of the past. [1] https://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox/multiprocess