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by tgtweak 2y ago
More just this: mke2fs -t ext4 -b 1024 -N 100000 -O ^has_journal,^uninit_bg,^ext_attr,^huge_file,^64bit [/dev/sdx] (smaller block size, 100,000 inode file table entries (tuned to the number of blobs), no journal, no checksumming,
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by tgtweak 2y ago
Can anyone recommend a good open source software that allows you to cast using all the popular protocols to an rpi? Feels like the "smart" part of these smart speakers and devices seems to be what dies first. I've got a 4 yea
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by tgtweak 2y ago
No file system attributes or metadata on records which also means no (xattrs/fattrs) being written or updated, no checks to see if it's a physical file or a pipe/symlink, no permission checks, no block size alignment mismatch
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by tgtweak 2y ago
Even if Microsoft rolls out eBPF and mainstreams it - it will be years before everything is ported over and it still won't address legacy windows versions (which appear to be a good chunk of what was impacted). It's a move in the
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by tgtweak 2y ago
I think the reality is that they are running the workloads of all of the customers of GCP and Azure collectively - and provided they're offsetting those emissions and hosting them with green energy where possible - it should be a net w
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by tgtweak 2y ago
I feel like flow-based programming platforms like that you'll find in unity and unreal engine are the future of "visual" programming languages and systems. These have adoption, and simplify greatly some of these very complex
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by tgtweak 2y ago
Firefox does not request private working sets beyond what is required. There are memory request mechanisms available to applications for MANY generations of windows that specify whether it is high-priority private working set (generally &q
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by tgtweak 2y ago
Yes I had swap fully disabled on Windows since there was 64G of ram and the system was still swapping by default which was creating a lot of unnecessary disk activity and writes. In modern windows (10+) the swappiness is much more sane and
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by tgtweak 2y ago
I would think the majority of people would be running this of of 3.7-4.2V lithium batteries or 5v USB so the step down Delta would be minimal, but yeah probably good advice to incorporate a more efficient buck step down for those running tr
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by tgtweak 2y ago
Can you make a 2.5g version
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by tgtweak 2y ago
It actually comes down to the SiriusXM receiver that is being used - I've witnessed the built-in sirius/xm on on the latest GM platform (a $100,000+ Cadillac) sounding like AM radio to immediately sitting in a better-than-apple-st
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by tgtweak 2y ago
Default configuration for SIP used to be 20ms, the rationale behind it was actually sourced in the fact that most SIP was done on LANs and inter-campus WAN which had generally high bitrate connectivity and low latency. The lower the packet
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by tgtweak 2y ago
Yes 380/min = ~6/s which is a very open ptime of >100ms, this can also be dynamic and change don the fly. It ultimately comes down to how big the packet can be before it gets split which is a function of MTU. If you have 50ms
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by tgtweak 2y ago
I think this is likely incorrect based on how much voice/audio distribution meta does today with facebook (and facebook live), instagram and whatsapp - moreso with whatsapp voice message and calling given it's considerable market
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by tgtweak 2y ago
Similarly they now have diffractive 3d printing "beds" that leave a chromatic layer on the bottom of your 3d prints... https://store.bambulab.com/collections/bambu-build-plates/pr...
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by tgtweak 2y ago
The market (and selling price) is reflecting the perceived value of nvidia's solution vs AMDs - comprehensively including tooling, software, TCO and managability. Also curious how many companies are dropping that much money on those ki
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by tgtweak 2y ago
That is not even a google service really, it's just a DPAN provided by the card payment networks and your bank that gets loaded into the phone's nfc... it's just a shadow copy of your credit card and the only thing google nee
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by tgtweak 2y ago
Google really needs to start publishing LTS commitments on their new services - or put "beta" tags with disclosures on them - so at least you know how long they're guaranteeing support on a service you are getting committed t
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by tgtweak 2y ago
Yep, from #1 to bottom of the first page in 5 minutes...
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by tgtweak 2y ago
Once you upgrade to Enterprise it's a nonstop 6 month cycle of asking you to pay more. Couple this with the fact you have a new rep every 6 months and you get some pretty annoying nag service for the entire duration of your contract.
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by tgtweak 2y ago
it really feels like the quality of gpt4's responses got progressively worse as the year went on... seems like it is giving political answers now vs actually giving an earnest response. It also feels like the responses are lazier than
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by tgtweak 2y ago
I feel like gpt4 has gotten progressively less useful since release even, despite all the "updates" and training. It seems to give correct but vague answers (political even) more and more instead of actual results. It also tends
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by tgtweak 2y ago
Fabs have a 3+ year lead time from prototyping the node to having it produce production wafers.
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by tgtweak 2y ago
A16 in 2027 vs Intel's 18A in full swing by 2026 feels like a miss on TMSCs behalf. This looks like an open door for fabless companies to try Intel's foundry service.
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by tgtweak 3y ago
Cool project, I like the incorporation of 3d-printed copper heat syncs with integrated coopant channels to the specific components so that they can control coolant distribution more accurately. That has applicability in many other areas. A
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by tgtweak 3y ago
How is the heat output calculated and validated?
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by tgtweak 3y ago
The extra $3k you'd spend on a quad-4090 rig vs the top mbp... ignoring the fact you can't put the two on even ground for versatility (very few libraries are adapted to apple silicone let alone optimized). Very few people that wou
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by tgtweak 3y ago
Even if it all leaks out, you're still back at 0 essentially.
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by tgtweak 3y ago
In theory you can use any power source - hydroelectric, geothermal, nuclear, wind - but the benefit to solar is that you can fully utilize it when the sun is shining and store the output (compressed natural gas) for storage, transportation
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by tgtweak 3y ago
Could this not be done with ai image recognition? Also it would be great to have an interactive timeline (like a ring or nest doorbell camera) that shows previous fish and gate openings and understand busy times of day and fish species. Ed

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