suprjami

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by suprjami 3y ago
Armbian is such a great project, it's really nice to see it get more wide use and recognition.
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by suprjami 3y ago
I hadn't heard of "distroless" before. Confusing name for a container with just main process runtimes, but neat idea. https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/distroless
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by suprjami 3y ago
I can't believe this word is only ~200 years old. It's been said so commonly for generations that it seems unimaginable that it's as new as modern technology like the telephone. I can imagine King Arthur without a telephone.
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by suprjami 3y ago
What a delightful post. I remember finding this game and thinking about the underlying algorithms like this. It’s great to see it demystified and the possible LCPs opened for enjoyment. Ironically, the original game would have been a lot mo
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by suprjami 3y ago
Congestion Avoidance and Control (1988) by Van Jacobson: https://ee.lbl.gov/papers/congavoid.pdf Often called "the paper which saved the internet" due to solving congestion collapse on the ARPANET, and invent
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by suprjami 3y ago
I've used Android phones since the very first one, which had a 3.2" screen. With a swipe keyboard it's fine, I really enjoyed it.
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by suprjami 3y ago
Every time I see this post I get excited because I think it's ChimeraOS, which is like Steam Deck but for regular PCs. I've had that on a NUC8 with a PS4 controller and it's a fantastic TV gaming experience. That's much
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by suprjami 3y ago
I have since moved to GitHub Pages for my main site, but mine was even simpler than that: https://github.com/superjamie/emdee
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by suprjami 3y ago
I've had sites where I just write in Markdown and rsync it to a webserver. All pages were rendered dynamically. The advantage was that I set it up once then literally never care about a website again and just write in my beloved Markdo
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by suprjami 3y ago
There are so many out there these days. It seems more likely to me that you just haven't found a static site generator which suits your workflow and technology preferences.
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by suprjami 3y ago
You look like you're trying to take control of your own income destiny instead of relying on some company who treats you as an expense. Don't worry if it doesn't work out, 80% of small businesses fail within a year. If you&#x
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by suprjami 3y ago
Can we have a few screenshots?
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by suprjami 3y ago
Same here. Debian 12 running wonderfully. No need to do the pages of workaround crap with every Ubuntu install.
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by suprjami 3y ago
I have always found his games fascinating since I first discovered Cryxels probably in the early 00s. There's something about the beautiful chunky graphics and silent exploration which just draws you in for hours.
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by suprjami 3y ago
I don't understand this. I've had h264 decoding with VAAPI since it's been supported in Intel GPU drivers. This is telling me about a new feature I've had for years?
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by suprjami 3y ago
See analysis here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36590507
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by suprjami 3y ago
My reading is that systemd was just used as an example of the benefit of this change. It could be any software which loads separate parts of glibc and so could run into problems during libc upgrade. Now with this idea of one shared object f
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by suprjami 3y ago
>we need more NUMA As someone who regularly deals with NUMA in high speed networking, I wish the opposite. It's shocking how much crossing a NUMA node just guts performance. 10Gbps becomes 5Gbps. 100Gbps becomes 20Gbps. Your applica
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by suprjami 3y ago
You can get up to 16 RHEL licenses for free. You could always try talking to Red Hat Sales and dump a list of your submitted bugs at the same time. Say you need a really good deal or you're moving to Debian. The worst they can do is sa
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by suprjami 3y ago
The carbon fibre was apparently cheap second hand because it was ex-aviation gear past its service life.
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by suprjami 3y ago
Yes, but that makes the plaintext difficult to parse. I'll stick to Markdown.
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by suprjami 3y ago
I mean an ergo keyboard for the office. I'd never carry a keyboard daily.
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by suprjami 3y ago
Because every recipe is written with the ingredients first, so you can get the ingredients ready and confirm you have the complete requirements easily.
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by suprjami 3y ago
Seems kinda like a recipe-centric Wikipedia. Interesting idea.
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by suprjami 3y ago
You're going to be really sad when you learn there are at least 3 standard definitions of "cup". iirc 225mL 240mL 250mL
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by suprjami 3y ago
I've heard this too, but my employer is 99% remote and we've made some excellent hires over the last few years. It's part of my responsibilities to do ongoing mentorship, after others do more intense onboarding, so schedule r
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by suprjami 3y ago
Leave home at the start time, such as 9am. The rest is the outside world and not up to you. Maybe one day traffic will be bad or trains will be late or whatever the commute variability is. That's the employer's risk to incur by fo
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by suprjami 3y ago
>It's actually been scientifically proven that a change of environment brings more creativity and makes problem-solving easier. If you need a citation for this, "Learning How to Learn" and its sequel "Mindshift",
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by suprjami 3y ago
Get your employer to buy you an ergo keyboard. If you need a medical certificate then doctor shop until you get one. Then again if your employer doesn't even have monitors at hotdesks then maybe it's time to look for greener pastu
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by suprjami 3y ago
In recent Firefox on Android, I can now highlight text and there is a Translate option along with Copy Paste etc. I have the Google Translate app installed, I assume that's doing it.

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