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by tempay 5y ago
If you’re comfortable sharing, what caused you to join the tidelift program?
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by tempay 5y ago
> it was for personal reasons but I could afford it and it only seemed fair. Generally I like supporting people's hard work FYI authors of published papers don't see any of this money, it all goes to the journal so there isn&#x
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Interactive Yeti Login Form(codepen.io)
3 points by tempay 5y ago|0 comments
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by tempay 5y ago
I have no ties to the US and very little knowledge of it's history but I thought the ideas around the separation of church and state can be traced back to the founding of the US?
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by tempay 5y ago
As far as I know the moderator isn’t shown, but that’s probably a good thing as things get approved on a ~overnight schedule so publicly shaming them for mistakes seems counter productive. Additionally the moderation is very light, “April f
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by tempay 5y ago
I believe the secure enclave, which is responsible for mapping the passcode to an encryption key, has hardware level rate limiting so I suspect GrayKey is limited by that.
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by tempay 5y ago
Probably spending time playing that should have been spent talking to/being with their partner. Depending on your and your partners personality it can take a serious toll.
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CARA – Covid Airborne Risk Assessment(gitlab.cern.ch)
2 points by tempay 5y ago|0 comments
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by tempay 5y ago
It's pretty good in terms of compatibility these days. Conda-forge has builds of most packages available for both cPython and PyPy on macOS/Linux/aarch64/ppc64le: https://conda-forge.org/status/#pypy
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by tempay 5y ago
You can upgrade them to 16GB. Having been developing heavy applications in a M1 Mac mini for since they were released they’re definitely adequate for most users. Obviously some people need ~100 cores and ~1TB of ram (myself included for oth
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by tempay 5y ago
> no wasted power Electric heating can be much more efficient than what's effectively resistive heating with 500%+ efficiencies being possible. Search for "heat pumps" or watch: https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by tempay 6y ago
The lead-acid batteries used in data centres are normally "sealed lead-acid batteries" and release significantly less hydrogen. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VRLA_battery
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by tempay 6y ago
They do make software limitations to make it fit inside their product line. If only one out of eight cores is dead it’ll likely get sold as a 6 core chip not a seven core. If the clock stability limit is slightly too low it will get binned
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Apple UPS DTK Mac Mini Return Credit to $500 After Developer Complaints(macrumors.com)
3 points by tempay 6y ago|0 comments
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by tempay 6y ago
At that price it takes about a year to pay for the hardware. Factoring in the cost of hosting the hardware it seems reasonable (macstadium charges 30-70 EUR a month for colocation alone). It's still not cheap if you can ignore the host
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by tempay 6y ago
I find it's more like giving the key to someone to take care of in case you loose your copy. If you trust that person to store it securely and not to abuse the power they now have it's fine. It's then a question of if you tru
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by tempay 6y ago
Even this isn’t enough to be reproducible for complex numeric code as switching CPU can make a big difference with small differences being amplified. Hopefully none of those cases matter but it’s hard to definitively prove that.
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by tempay 6y ago
This leaves me wondering if Apple had waited until now for ARM macs solely because of the patent situation.
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by tempay 6y ago
This isn’t true, there is a --platform flag which can be used to emulate another arch: https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/apple-m1/
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by tempay 6y ago
I guess this was supposed to be: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/silicon-valleys-dirty-dat...
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by tempay 6y ago
In the latest major version they've actually changed most of these so it's worth another try if you're so inclined.
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by tempay 6y ago
I'm not sure this is a reference this is relevant regardless: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4GB_NDU43Q
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by tempay 6y ago
For conda it’s an unfair characterisation. Conda is language agnostic and can be (and is) used to ship anything. Packages like GCC/Clang/R will never be accessible for venv. Personally I find it magical to be able to ship complex
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by tempay 6y ago
It's not surprising. I don't have any data to prove it but it feels like they're shipping improvements and new features at a much faster rate.
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by tempay 6y ago
I don't expect it to be too painful. Most common software has already been build for ARM on Linux. A lot of things have event been built for Apple's ARM chips running iOS, though the App Store restrictions have limited the usefuln
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by tempay 6y ago
The issue is that some of their customers have pinned DigiCert so they have two choices: * pay whatever DigiCert demands for a new certificate * accept that some of their customers will break Doing this two weeks before the old certificate
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by tempay 6y ago
> 1. Are key-based (e.g., require a 128-bit or 256-bit key) rather than password based, in which case, the key must stored elsewhere. (Where do you store the key?) Is there a reason why this is notably different? Why can't the passw
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by tempay 6y ago
They're probably building doing a debug build which is incredibly disk intensive in my experience.
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by tempay 6y ago
While I agree with you, it seems that most people around me just don’t see it. Even photos in portrait mode which don’t hold up on a phone sized screen are seen as good to many of my peers and I’ve become the weird one for asking people to
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by tempay 7y ago
Technical details can be found at: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2004.00534.pdf

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