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by spockz 8mo ago
In this case the CPU wasn’t really saturated with work but with contention on global locks. The contention is lessened by removing the amount of concurrent mounts that are being done. I wonder if simply setting a maximum number of concurren
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by spockz 8mo ago
Interestingly. This enhancement has been proposed in July 2025, accepted and merged in August 2025, and released in November 2025. The blog post is also from November. And now it shows here.
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by spockz 8mo ago
Well then you can use CoreBoot (or OpenCore always forget which is which) to run newer versions on older hardware.
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by spockz 8mo ago
Hugging Face already has this. But you need to be logged in and add the hardware to your profile.
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by spockz 8mo ago
CVE are handed out like candy in Java land for artifacts that have code that only opens up a vulnerability when another package is available and the first artifact is misconfigured. So I think you would be fully in your right to claim a CVE
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by spockz 8mo ago
We have many apps that run on <1 core just fine for the business logic and run on K8S. If we then use a parallel or concurrent garbage collector it will eat through the cpu limit of the app in a blink causing the process not to be schedu
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by spockz 8mo ago
After writing my previous post I was wondering, do we actually need to instrument the barrier events and other code tied to a GC? Currently we benchmark our application with different GC at different settings and resource constraints and th
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by spockz 8mo ago
Thank you for this interface! It will definitely help in tracking down GC related performance issues or in selecting optimal settings. One thing that I still struggle with, is to see how much penalty our application threads suffer from othe
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by spockz 8mo ago
> Good code still has a cost > Delivering new code has dropped in price to almost free... but delivering good code remains significantly more expensive than that. Writing code was always cheap to start with. Just outsource it to the l
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by spockz 8mo ago
I understood that support for ECC ram also depended on the motherboard but not sure. When selecting Ryzens, I only recall seeing many disclaimers for RAM support. Not sure to the causes though.
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by spockz 8mo ago
I have a silent hope that because of this change we all will get ECC ram and that consumer CPUs will get proper support for them.
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by spockz 8mo ago
And China with IXMT.
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by spockz 8mo ago
OVH increased prices by even more. So no reason to move.
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by spockz 8mo ago
Ah yes Idris rings a bell. I’ll try that one again. Scala 3 indeed is more mainstream but it seems also on the way out. At least here in corporate world it is replaced by Kotlin and Java 21+ for a large part.
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by spockz 8mo ago
Coming from Haskell, I loved Agda 2 as a dependent type language. Is there any newer or more mainstream language that has added dependent types?
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by spockz 8mo ago
You can run smaller models on smaller compute hardware and split the compute. For large models you need to be able to fit the whole model in memory to get any decent throughput.
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by spockz 8mo ago
So much this for consistency. I remember one particular bad occasion I went shopping for trousers in a store. I tried five, each had something wrong in relation with the size numbers. First didn’t fit because it was too tight, so I tried on
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by spockz 8mo ago
My apologies, you are right. I maybe should have used the term NPC? Or non-controllable vehicles.
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by spockz 8mo ago
I have been hooked on Transport Fever for a while now. My only gripe with it is that civilian vehicles will take roads intended for cargo/public transport traffic only. So the most profitable way is to disconnect entire cities by road
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by spockz 8mo ago
To this day I’ve managed to win in every civ game but still have to figure out how to consistently beat Colonisation.
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by spockz 8mo ago
Here in the Netherlands you can actually request your income for taxes to be averaged every 5 years. Typically this only makes sense when experiencing big changes in income due to our tax brackets. But when it does happen it can help a lot
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by spockz 8mo ago
Not all cars have active TPMS. my Volvo xc90 had them but in later models they switched back to passive ones. So it is not even a given for higher end models.
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by spockz 8mo ago
Running it locally would typically be called “client(-)side”. But this caught me for a bit as well. :-)
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by spockz 8mo ago
Just keeping my finger on the word works for me every time to select it. Double tap works only works in the edit fields. Also works reliable for me here in the hacker news post editor, as long as I do it in the middle of the word.
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by spockz 8mo ago
If we have syntax highlighting build into the TrueType font, can’t we also get sticky lines with the same mechanism? It would then only work with the right font obviously.
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by spockz 8mo ago
I think the argument is a) most writers have to do a lot of writing to achieve writing consumable/appreciated but sufficient to be considered successful, b) most great writers had to go through some shit in life to incorporate that in
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by spockz 8mo ago
I think that is primarily due to the difference in assigned semantics of fast/speed. Yes macOS on Apple hardware is crazy fast in terms of io and throughput. And the cpu is amazing, and it’s unified memory model allows for great things
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by spockz 9mo ago
The one (teenage verification for specific services such as social media) does not require the other (require uploading ids to every site on the internet). For one, the scope is limited and secondly, there must be different schemes possible
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by spockz 9mo ago
And if there isn’t that option explicitly highlighted, one can always look at the formula in homebrew for the instructions.
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by spockz 9mo ago
Modern machines are so insanely fast, the UI should almost react before you do an action. My 5900X machine with relatively slow RAM running CachyOS actually almost feels as instant as DOS machines with incredible low latency. Instead, we

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