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by t312227 8mo ago
software-developer ~ devops-/cloud-engineer ~ linux system-engineer location: innsbruck, austria (CET / UTC +1) remote: yes (experienced in working remotely) willing to relocate: no, but occasional / regular visits "on-s
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by t312227 8mo ago
hello, idk ... even sam altman talked a lot about AGI *) recently ... *) ads generated income *bruhahaha* ... ;^) just my 0.02€
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by t312227 9mo ago
hello, as always: imho (!) idk ... the article is like ... comparing apples with oranges: telecommunication-networks and similar kind of infrastructure are also called "natural monopolies" * https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by t312227 9mo ago
software-developer ~ devops-/cloud-engineer ~ linux system-engineer location: innsbruck, austria (CET / UTC +1) remote: yes (experienced in working remotely) willing to relocate: no, but occasional / regular visits "on-s
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by t312227 10mo ago
hello, as alwas: imho. (!) is it possible to install for example a current "vanilla" debian arm64 on this mainboard!? what i mean by that: write the "official" debian arm64 installation image to a thumbdrive, press some
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by t312227 10mo ago
software-developer ~ devops-/cloud-engineer ~ linux system-engineer location: innsbruck, austria (CET / UTC +1) remote: yes (experienced in working remotely) willing to relocate: no, but occasional / regular visits "on-s
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by t312227 11mo ago
hello, as always: imho (!) i own a x200s ... bought it in march of 2009 =?> so its approaching 17 years ... it was a really great device with one of the best keyboards for a small notebook. and i still use it multiple times a week for ex
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by t312227 11mo ago
hello, i've used it during my last job =?> its a really great project!! :+1: ;) and its really useful not only for IBM hardware - a lot of smaller quantum-computing vendors have integrations for their hardware: they are called qiski
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by t312227 1y ago
hello, imho. (!) i think this would be great!! personally i totally understood why AMD gave up on its last attempt - the A1100 opterons - about 10 years ago in favor of the back then new ryzen architecture: * https://en.wikipedia
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by t312227 1y ago
hello, as always: imho (!) congratulations on shipping!! fwiw: i have to admit, i may be getting "to old" to understand this online/service hype which took over "the it world" years ago ... create an online-service
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by t312227 1y ago
hello, thanks for the great article!! 2 remarks from my side: * some smartctl -a ... output would have been nice ~ i don't care if it is from "when the drives where shipped" or from any later point in time * prices are somewh
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by t312227 1y ago
hello, as always: imho. (!) while i personally really love SQLite for a lot of use-cases, i wouldn't recommend / use it "in serious production" for a django-application which does more than a simple "hello world&quo
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by t312227 1y ago
hello, as always: imho. (!) hmmm ... i think spring-boot combined with either java or kotlin is a very good alternative to django. even so i wouldn't compare them directly, but static typing avoids a lot of problems. idk ... for me per
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by t312227 1y ago
hello, why not somehow try to "replicate that experience" you had? eg. help / mentor young(er) people who have "nothing" / are early in their careers right now!? this is what i at least tried to do ... :) just
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by t312227 1y ago
hello, as always: imho (!) i remember this incident - if my memory doesn't trick me: it was openssl which accessed memory it didn't allocated to collect randomness / entropy for key-generation. and valgrind complained about a
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by t312227 1y ago
hello, as always: imho. ... idk. ... what do you mean by "managers" in your question!? in my view: the "real" task of mangers - regardless of the level, but even more if they are at a lower/mid level - is managing p
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by t312227 1y ago
hello, ah ... thank you!! i was searching for exactly the interview with jim keller, which is referenced in the chips&cheese article. again: thanks for posting the article ... i didn't remember, it was anandtech ;)) "[Arguing
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by t312227 1y ago
hello, imho. as always ... its not only colocation of (server|network|...)hardware. its possible to outsource your infrastructure to a business which "manages" it for you. idk. think ibm, but also many other larger & smaller v
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by t312227 1y ago
hello, as always: imho. (!) ... i remember already many years ago - read: 10+ years - very "common" linux distributions installation medias where provided with kernels which complained about missing the so called "CMOV"
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by t312227 2y ago
hello, there is a version of this article already available at archive.org: * https://archive.ph/0GcBe due to cloudflares: "Error 1027 This website has been temporarily rate limited ..." just my 0.02€
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Python Django 5.2 LTS released(docs.djangoproject.com)
2 points by t312227 2y ago|1 comments
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by t312227 2y ago
yay :^)
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by t312227 2y ago
archived copy of the article ~ the original seems to be inaccessible: * https://archive.ph/NX0vo
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Ask HN: Whats the rational behind flooding mail-servers with random deliveries
1 points by t312227 2y ago|2 comments
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by t312227 2y ago
imho. (!) if the issue with the current stable version of debian are certain packages - like the kernel -, try debian backports * https://backports.debian.org/ they have a list of available packages at * https://
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by t312227 2y ago
hello, as always: imho. ad "duplicated (html) code" in static webpages: back in the 1990ties when a lot of people wrote html by hand, there was a thing called "server side includes" ... * https://en.wikipedia.
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by t312227 2y ago
hello, yes ... you are right, the FDDs were double-density / DD - its been a while :)) cheers
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by t312227 2y ago
hello, afaik.: the first model of the ST, the 520 ST - idk if it existed in the "STF"-variant with a build-in floppy-drive - had only a single-sided external drive. starting with the ST 1040 STF the drive was double-sided - but st
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by t312227 2y ago
hello, imho. - as always: the FDD format was similar to the one of MS-DOS, because they used a hardware floppy-controller from the PC-ecosystem if i remember it correctly, it was a western digital 177x chip * https://info-coach.f
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by t312227 2y ago
hello, if i remember it correctly the main difference of the "harvard"-architecture was: it uses its own data and program/instruction buses ... * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvard_architecture i thin

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