the8472

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by the8472 4y ago
> You pratically need an external company to manage your cookie banner because it is a legal risk. Don't set cookies for visitors. Notify on signup for everyone else.
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by the8472 4y ago
Those are rarely the slow ones though. Lots of software simply has not been written to keep IO queues full. They read a bit of data, process it, read the next bit and so on. On a single thread. This makes all kinds of IO (including network)
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by the8472 4y ago
Afaik memory-mapped files don't count towards the commit limit. Couldn't they roll a custom file-backed allocator (essentially manual swap) to get around the windows limit?
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by the8472 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolved_antenna
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by the8472 4y ago
For fullscreen apps one can do something even better: skip compositing or buffering entirely. Instead cooperate with the GPU and raster directly into the output buffer ahead of the pixels sent to the display. In wayland that's called d
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by the8472 4y ago
Don't blame the legislators for malicious compliance. Don't set cookies (which is the perfectly reasonable thing to do for read-only visitors of many sites) and no consent is required. And if the user registers for an account then
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by the8472 4y ago
There isn't One True Utilitarianism anyway because you still have to specify a utility function and the aggregation of it that you want to maximize. And that's an AGI-hard problem. So in practice you can only do vastly simplified
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by the8472 4y ago
Maybe the incentives could be changed by not employing those people as long as it takes but by a fixed amount of time and instead making the project scope flexible. Once the main project is finished they can work towards some optional goals
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by the8472 4y ago
some of that as an interactive map: https://app.electricitymaps.com/zone/FR
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by the8472 4y ago
Then pick a different medium. A single tabloid doesn't tarnish every single news industry. Rude mailing lists don't invalidate private email conversations. Also, conference calls are a thing. Anyway, analogies are imperfect, pleas
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by the8472 4y ago
> the entire forum That is the wrong view on a global communication platform. It's like saying "a certain tone sets the mood for the entire telephone system". These things should be seen more as silos, subcultures or whate
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by the8472 4y ago
All those low-level isolation tools are hard to use. Ok, creating namespaces is easy enough, but it doesn't end there. Maybe you need to setup the filesystem, pivot_root, setup seccomp, ensure no privileged file descriptors keep lying
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by the8472 4y ago
Rust can cross-compile. I.e. you can build on an x86-machine and target aarch64. > Is it projected what the eventual performance loss will be long term? I don't know, but my understanding is that wasm ir is optimized for fast JIT co
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by the8472 4y ago
wasm is bad for efficiency though. if you're running stuff at even moderate scale on a server you should compile to machine code.
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by the8472 4y ago
What fermi paradox? https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.02404
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by the8472 4y ago
A classic https://a.pomf.cat/ppdskp.jpg
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by the8472 4y ago
How does btrfs do it? Afaik it doesn't use content-addressing either but it does have defrag, on-demand dedup, rebalance and all the other things that need BPR.
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by the8472 4y ago
On the M1 the framebuffer is a separate device and can be written to directly[0]. Whether that means the GPU-proper can be powered down I don't know. [0] https://asahilinux.org/2021/08/progress-report-august-2
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by the8472 4y ago
You're not really responding to my argument? I was talking about an idle desktop where neither CPU nor GPU perform any work since they don't have to redraw anything. With neither performing work pure software-rendering should le
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by the8472 4y ago
Having seen other indexers before I suspect your implementation isn't spec-compliant or well-behaved (perhaps spoofing node-IDs? causing more traffic than necessary?) If you want to build an indexer you should write a normal implementa
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by the8472 4y ago
Paperclip maximizers want to be free.
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by the8472 4y ago
I'd hope that an idle desktop redraws ~nothing and so doesn't waste any CPU cycles. And the GPU not being used might even save power. So as long as it's idle it would ideally consume less power, not more.
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by the8472 4y ago
Webtorrent isn't distributed, so you'd just shift the problem to the tracker/signalling server. And in this particular case even BitTorrent proper may not have helped because steady-state BT is distributed but if a client doe
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by the8472 4y ago
I assume you mean scraped, not scrapped.
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by the8472 4y ago
> Honestly though I don't get the Wayland hate. I don't hate it. Sway works mostly fine. except drag&drop between file managers and firefox is broken in several ways, in both directions. And since that's an important
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by the8472 4y ago
The remote desktop app captures the shortcut that would normally trigger auto-type. If I invoke it from the password manager's GUI it does work.
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by the8472 4y ago
Another one is an unholy confluence of corporate compliance bullshit Connecting to the remote machine needs to go through corporate SSO (in a browser) that then starts the native remote client. Policy requires MFA, strong, frequently change
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by the8472 4y ago
They're debuggable, with effort. Here's the finance neuron in CLIP: https://microscope.openai.com/models/contrastive_4x/image_bl...
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by the8472 4y ago
This has been going on for years. The applications are just crossing thresholds now that are more salient for people, e.g. doing art.
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by the8472 4y ago
you also want recent userspace for some components, e.g. mesa or libinput

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