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by spockz 2y ago
Maybe simply the moat? Integration with networks? What is the alternative? Xen? Proxmox?
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by spockz 2y ago
For the different workloads it is more that all the nodes in the cluster are the same and mixing memory with cpu intensive or io intensive workloads is hard to schedule or to get to a proper utilisation rate. Next to that when indeed settin
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by spockz 2y ago
It’s the same in the Netherlands with the very odd exception for floors. Solid wooden floors are included but if it “laminaat” or anything not glued/nailed, it has to be explicitly mentioned in the sale contract. Just like with window
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by spockz 2y ago
How is this even allowed? My tv had it. My MacBooks since time memorial have it. They all feel “spicy”.
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by spockz 2y ago
I can imagine. Do you have complete automation setup around maintaining the cluster? We are now on-prem using “pet” clusters with namespace as a service automated on it. This causes all kinds of issues with different workloads with differen
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by spockz 2y ago
I think it is less of numbers game and more of a guarantee thing. As a user of a new Apple silicon machine you do not have to worry about running x86 software. (Aside from maybe specific audio software and such that are a pain to run on any
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by spockz 2y ago
I’m not sure. I think it is what makes human. The details are that what make life worth living instead just the endless turning of the cogs. Besides, if you don’t like it, just use the rgb value.
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by spockz 2y ago
Yes indeed. I have that on other systems as well. But I try to keep both around to notice these kind of differences. (I’m working on tooling that relies on docker compose files so I like to see how it behaves in different setups.)
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by spockz 2y ago
I’ve been using it on my Fedora server because I make myself. I think all functionality and syntax is covered. However, the user feedback and TUI of docker-compose is way nicer (interactive at least). Also, podman compose does seem to recre
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by spockz 2y ago
Apparently it has been inactive for years: > The project is inactive since few years. 2021-12 Stefan will try to relaunch this project. https://wiki.debian.org/DebianJr
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by spockz 2y ago
Isn’t this the whole plot behind Assassin’s Creed’s Animus where they are able to look into (and “interact “) with the past based on information in the cells/DNA.
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by spockz 2y ago
AFAICT it doesn’t matter where things are hosted, the US still reserves the right to access the data because if the company or the parent company are based in or want to deal with the US. Or has this changed somewhere in the last 4 years si
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by spockz 2y ago
The retail price of a finished product has very little to do with the cost of individual components and more with profit margins or customer segmentation.
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by spockz 2y ago
Would it have helped to put it in second? If this the case. Why don’t we put the car in highest gear instead of first?
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by spockz 2y ago
Very nice. I really would like to get a replacement kit of my XC90 battery and electric engine. Especially one that doesn’t cost more than half of the remainder of the economic value of the car. This is my second second hand plug in hybrid
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by spockz 2y ago
For sure, the networking is on the OS level because in both I’m using the tcp stack provided by the OS. (Also GUI in Linux has less transitions and feels snappier in general.) The remainder can be attributed to compiler optimisations or lac
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by spockz 2y ago
Exactly. So it was another avian strain that migrated to pigs and that for the first time. That seems to be why it is so serious.
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by spockz 2y ago
Strains jumping from one type of animal to another sounds very critical to me. How concerned should we be? The article ends with the rollout on testing milk/dairy. Does that mean the jump isn’t that worrisome or just that both the jump
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by spockz 2y ago
I think GP is intending to have it work as follows: If canonical would like to remove QT5 from LTS vN, they need to remove it in the first non-LTS release after LTS v(N-1). That way there is a lot of time before it to adopt which increases
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by spockz 2y ago
For many workloads I think they are pulling definitely ahead. However, I think there is still much to gain in software. For example, my Linux/Fedora desktop with 5900X is many times more responsive than my 16” M1 Pro. Java runs faster
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by spockz 2y ago
Yes that snapshots incur a cost I know. But I’m wondering whether now the action of deduplicating actually created an extra copy instead of saving ’one.
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by spockz 2y ago
Agda (2) has a similar feature called holes. Very similar to Haskell’s `nothing` and Scala’s `???`. The difference is that because of the dependently typedness the compiler can sometimes even fill in the code for you based on symbols in sco
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by spockz 2y ago
I’m sure if that is the issue we can together find a way to sponsor a MacBook with an M3? Or does it specifically have to be a Mac mini?
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by spockz 2y ago
How much does this align with how we learn math? We kind of instinctively learn the answers to simple math questions. We can even at some point develop an intuition for things like integrating and differentials. But the moment we are asked
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by spockz 2y ago
Yes, I have heard similar arguments before. It could be an argument for including the functionality in the standard lib for the language. There can be a long debate about dependencies, and then there is still the benefit of being able to ve
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by spockz 2y ago
My main gripe with this form of code generation is that is primarily used to generate “leaf” code. Code that will not be further adjusted or refactored into the right abstractions. It is now very easy to sprinkle in regexes to validate user
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by spockz 2y ago
Or better yet. A single photo I take of the kids will be stored in my camera roll. I will then share it with family using three different messengers. Now I have 4 copies. Each of the individual (recoded) are stored inside those messengers a
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by spockz 2y ago
So in this case I think it would make sense to have a separate pool where you store large files like media so you can save on the dedup for them. Is there an inherent performance loss of using 64kB blocks on FS level when using storage devi
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by spockz 2y ago
How would this work if I have snapshots? Wouldn’t then the version of the file I just replaced still be in use there? But maybe I also need to store the copy again if I make another snapshot because the “original “ file isn’t part of the sn
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by spockz 2y ago
If anything I would expect the term “maternal” twin to be used as whether or not a twin is monozygotic or “identical” depends on the amount of eggs from the mother.

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