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by spockz 4mo ago
It is instant for me when using podman but by no means instant when using docker. Docker on Linux native is stay way faster than on macOS and Windows. But so far running with podman has the lowest overhead I have seen.
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by spockz 4mo ago
Microsandbox claims to start faster than docker, and it is isolated from the host, and to work with OCI. Why would I still want to use docker? The only reason I can imagine is that I actually want to be able to dynamically share resources b
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by spockz 4mo ago
Apparently SuperMicro also has an existing solution. They are stating very similar numbers: https://www.supermicro.com/en/solutions/liquid-cooling
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by spockz 4mo ago
In the Netherlands we are already transporting “waste energy” in the form of heat to greenhouses to warm them in winter. Also interesting that the article states that this engineering problem hadn’t been solved before. Google pioneered runn
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by spockz 4mo ago
You can indeed. But then you lose significant space internally and not to mention the noise. Of course, better than having nothing. However, space in these houses comes at a premium as well.
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by spockz 4mo ago
Most airconditioning is supplied by Asian manufacturers anyway. Not sure what is in it for big USA. Other than a general increase in consumption.
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by spockz 4mo ago
I already love our airconditioning. The only downside is how quickly we became used to the luxury. But being to make our house liveable during this heatwave and be able to have friends and family and friends of the kids over as a refuge is
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by spockz 4mo ago
The detail here is that the capital is fictive instead of liquid. It consists of companies pumping money in circles with promises of investments and orders. Most of that money will probably not change hands but in the mean time it is used c
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by spockz 4mo ago
Why the snark? The existing methods have been around for ages. Many engineers I’ve encountered were not even aware that there was a distinction between “idempotent” and “safe” as attributes of a method and generally conflated them, using “s
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by spockz 4mo ago
Meanwhile T-Mobile/Odido in the Netherlands is still not supporting IPv6 despite promising to have been working on it for years. Ubiquity gateways also seem to not support it sadly. It would be awesome if they supported something like
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by spockz 4mo ago
I think there is nothing inherently wrong with changing code that can be improved but shouldn’t have focus as long as the other work also happens. It improves his understanding of the codebase and makes the code “better”. (Obviously, feedba
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by spockz 4mo ago
The point is that you need to take care to make the implementation of that endpoint safe. It isn’t safe magically by itself.
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by spockz 4mo ago
We already have robot grass trimmers and they work pretty well. Why would you want a crude, inefficient, facsimile of a human push or power an inefficient form of mowing the lawn?
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by spockz 4mo ago
Yes. That is what the spec says. However, if the search query is expensive you need some form of caching. Either on the endpoint itself caching the data, or the mechanism with location to redirect to the location of the result.
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by spockz 4mo ago
Not freely. It is idempotent, not safe. So it still can have serious load consequences.
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by spockz 4mo ago
It’s even weirder now. When you share a video through the button (which is the only way in the app) and another person opens the link while logged in you will now be linked in YouTube and you can share “directly” to the other’s YouTube. …
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by spockz 4mo ago
Sure, to approach frontier model quality locally we need to have more power. And H200s are a way to get there. However, we need to use the tools that we have. Even if I wanted to buy a (bunch of) H200 for me and my colleagues and could ge
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by spockz 4mo ago
There is also the thing of workflow. We have set up something where you create a ticket, Make sure it contains enough information, and with the right tag added it will make a branch with PR for you which stays up to date based on updates to
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by spockz 4mo ago
Sure there is. Keeping your IP in house.
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by spockz 4mo ago
For what it is worth, I’m on a similar machine. (9070XT,5900X) and found a lot of performance improvement over ollama by compiling llama.cpp and running with —no-mmap and —perf. The context is still quite small though. With online models I
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by spockz 4mo ago
I get most of this, but spotlight doesn’t need to be disabled altogether. That is a requirement for the verification, not the actually running as unix.
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by spockz 4mo ago
At some point we had 10m intercity intervals between Rotterdam/utrecht and Utrecht/Amsterdam in NL.
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by spockz 4mo ago
AFAICT they only get denied if they are not on time.
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by spockz 4mo ago
Oh sure. This applies to almost all politicians, not just those VVD. They are more sought after because they actually have been in government long. (And indeed, maybe it is even a vicious circle.) However, election topics never were about t
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by spockz 4mo ago
I’m unaware of this kind of topic ever being one of the points in election time. This as opposed to topics like animal welfare. Sovereignty is only now becoming more visible as a votable topic. Sadly, I don’t know of a way to influence how
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by spockz 4mo ago
Banks have nothing to do with DigiD. There is eidas which allows you to attest your identity using a bank.
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by spockz 4mo ago
I really like that system! How do you configure that only notifications from certain parties end up on the watch? As far as I can tell I can only filter on application. On iOS I can add “favourites” which get prio for calls and messages in
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by spockz 4mo ago
There was the commercial of a bank using mobile banking as a chat system by sending 1ct back and forth and using the description.
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by spockz 5mo ago
Yes sadly the Hyundai and Kia key fobs of EVs (at least EV9) don’t have the mechanical backup key in the fob anymore. So you need to carry it on your keychain. Don’t leave it in your trunk. If the 12V battery does out you won’t be able to g
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by spockz 5mo ago
At this point, is there an obligation of package managers, or at least npm to arrange the sandboxing themselves? Or as us or companies to wrap the build tools to provide the wrapping for them.

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