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by spudlyo 2y ago
Your brain needs glucose, not calories to function. Yes, we can get glucose from the calories we eat, but that's not the only way. Thanks to insulin, extra glucose can be stored in the liver and muscle tissues as glycogen. When those s
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by spudlyo 3y ago
Rum, sodomy, and the lash.
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by spudlyo 3y ago
My feeling is that Wazuh is of little use to anyone besides those aiming to please security auditors, for whom it provides file integrity monitoring and other 20th century best practices that predate our modern world of virtualized short-li
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by spudlyo 3y ago
I'm not entirely comfortable with a security device streaming telemetry to a third party. The kind of metrics that you're thinking of have historically been made available on management interfaces via SNMP OIDs assigned to the man
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by spudlyo 3y ago
"Device telemetry collects data about your next-generation firewall or Panorama and shares it with Palo Alto Networks by uploading the data to Cortex Data Lake. This data is used to power telemetry apps, which are cloud-based applicati
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by spudlyo 3y ago
The memory bandwidth of the M2 Ultra is around 800GB/s verses 1008 GB/s for the 4090. While it’s true the M2 has neither the bandwidth or the GPU power, it is not limited to 24G of VRAM per card. The 192G upper limit on the M2 Ult
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by spudlyo 3y ago
Apparently people now call using Google's advanced search operators Dorking, neat! I guess I've been dorking for a while. Most of us know about "site:" since it's extremely handy, but there are a lot more. For some
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by spudlyo 3y ago
It depends what cells we're talking about. Thanks to insulin, glucose can be stored in the liver and muscle tissues as glycogen. In folks with poor insulin sensitivity these cells do not respond as effectively to insulin, and their upt
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by spudlyo 3y ago
In the obese, glucose is preferentially directed to adipose tissue for storage as fat. This is due to both insulin resistance, and to the limited storage capacity in muscles and the liver for glucose in the form of glycogen. I was writing c
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by spudlyo 3y ago
Fasting seems like a solution because in the fasted state your body doesn't need to produce insulin. Your body needs insulin to push fat into cells. Your pancreas gets a break, and perhaps sensitivity improves when you go on an extende
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by spudlyo 3y ago
Good idea fine tuning the timeouts. I took your suggestion and dropped the SSH ConnectTimeout to 5, I was still using the default. I also peeked at the Tramp timeouts, and I realized that I had the variable as tramp-connect-timeout and not
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by spudlyo 3y ago
Servers in workplaces are often ephemeral. It's easy enough to write provisioning code that updates the system terminfo database, but it needs to be written, tested, reviewed, and deployed. Speaking of deploys, how are your Q1 OKRs sha
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by spudlyo 3y ago
https://muppetlabs.com/~mikeh/crt_emacs.png Cool Retro Term is great, I want to use it in a presentation as well.
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by spudlyo 3y ago
Yes, that's great, and it makes things extremely snappy while the socket connection remains open. Sleep your computer overnight, experience some network stormy weather, leave Emacs buffers open for weeks (as one does) and eventually on
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by spudlyo 3y ago
Tmux supports 24-bit color. I bit the bullet and switched a few years ago, and my muscle memory remains exactly the same. I'm incredibly happy with the power, flexibility, configurability, and reliability of Tmux.
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by spudlyo 3y ago
> A terminfo database isn't even required. As of Emacs 28. You still need the terminfo database in older versions of Emacs.
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by spudlyo 3y ago
> I'm just saying I'm not sure I would want that much color choice, it would just give me anxiety about picking the right color! Developers of themes for Emacs often target the GUI first, where 24-bit color is the default. If y
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by spudlyo 3y ago
The article is a deep dive on the evolution on terminal color, mentioning some of the "colorful" characters in the scene. This is specifically about the ultimate 24-bit expression of gawdy terminal bling, aka COLORTERM=truecolor.
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by spudlyo 3y ago
TRAMP also exhibits a wide range of performance problems. Getting it not to hang the display of the buffer list or lock up Emacs completely for minutes at a time requires a deep dive in to a decade of Stack Overflow breadcrumbs. I've d
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by spudlyo 3y ago
> ... I was profoundly disappointed that the OLS access log didn’t give me useful information and left me flying blind—the LSPHP processes shouldn’t be pegged to the wall while the access and error logs both show absolutely no requests b
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by spudlyo 3y ago
Right, like a Beowulf cluster!?
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by spudlyo 3y ago
The issue with using gksudo is that it's a GTK application, and it drags in with it a ton of dependencies. The document (which does indeed build Emacs) needs to be able to run on server distros which do not have any GUI applications in
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Literate Documentation with Emacs and Org Mode(gitlab.com)
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by spudlyo 3y ago
Or the German G43 for that matter.
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by spudlyo 3y ago
I tried LibreOffice for the first time in many years recently to help me generate some nice templates for ODT documents I wanted to export using Emacs' Org-Mode. Overall I was really quite impressed with how far it has come. I also fou
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by spudlyo 3y ago
What a great idea, I'm going to do that too!
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by spudlyo 3y ago
Perhaps LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation) training techniques could be used for these types of models, like they're currently being used with LLMs and latent text-to-image diffusion models.
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by spudlyo 3y ago
Enshitification is coming to VSC, and when it does, you'll be back.
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This is excellent. Thank you.
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I have an original IBM AT Model F which I used on a Mac with a AT->PS/2->USB pigtail in the mid aughts. I sometimes think back to what an insufferable ass I must have been to have exposed my co-workers to that interminable cacoph

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