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by theamk 2y ago
I am sure there are still plenty of suckers who believe the whole "cryptocurrencies are fungible" narrative, and would get those ETHs with a discount.
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by theamk 2y ago
It goes both ways - my experience is that Americans who like communism are people who have never experienced it.. maybe they blindly trust in Soviet propaganda, maybe they just project some idealistic idea of communism, creating a beautiful
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by theamk 2y ago
That's TSR as in "TSR. Inc", makers of Dungeons And Dragons tabletop game. Not Terminate and Stay Resident utilities for old MS-DOS systems.
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by theamk 2y ago
hm.. switch to fork just to avoid trivial, mechanical, 10-character change in docs and scripts? (image/name -> my-repo.com/image/name) I doubt it.
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by theamk 2y ago
They are fascinating in the same sense road accidents or fatal diseases are - some people might like to watch them, but overall there is nothing good about this.
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by theamk 2y ago
how would you want to them to address it? Perhaps they should have started by putting "we will enforce limits soon" in all documentation.. and in a few years, starting enforcement but with pretty high limits? and then slowly diali
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by theamk 2y ago
How many new distinct docker images do you get daily? I'd expect less then one, on average, with a occasional peak when you do exploration. There is always a commercial subscription. You need only a single $9/mo account and you ge
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by theamk 2y ago
Well, neither of them store and serve multi-gigabyte files, so probably longer than docker hub?
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by theamk 2y ago
Have you ever hired? No, it's not enough. There are people out there who can talk great talk, and have great resume, but cannot do their actual job for some reason. Maybe they cannot read the code, maybe they cannot write the code, may
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by theamk 2y ago
Note: this is from startup founder's perspective, whose job is to "bouncing from Zoom call to Zoom call".
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by theamk 2y ago
Maybe in the ideal case, but in practice, a lot of unit tests track much more than invariants other components depend on. Example: a function makes two RPC calls to query two independent statuses, which are of course mocked for the unit tes
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by theamk 2y ago
neat! copying sample messages from the link (they don't have word-wrap so pretty hard to read), those encode "hello world": > Goodbye 2024! Can't wait to start fresh with a brand new year and a new chance to slay the
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by theamk 2y ago
it's perl, of course it's retro.
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by theamk 2y ago
Who are "we" and what are "we" going to do with the answer once "we" come up with it? For example, there is a someone's personal blog, which is beset by comment spammers. The blog's owner is tired of
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by theamk 2y ago
Will RandomX work on the old cell phones, via Javascript interface only? The website says: "Fast mode - requires 2080 MiB of shared memory. Light mode - requires only 256 MiB of shared memory, but runs significantly slower" If you
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by theamk 2y ago
I can believe study's results on user interaction, but their "security analysis" section (6.2) is deeply flawed - it only looks at the best bots, and not at the average ones. Meanwhile, as many other people in this thread can
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by theamk 2y ago
Yep. You'd be surprised how stupid some bots are. (And while I don't have hard data on this, I suspect that bot authors that don't know how to properly set up rate-limits and don't know how to set up captcha solving serv
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by theamk 2y ago
no, because a lot of bot service run on botnets, made out of hacked regular residential computers, routers and so on. They will feel a bit more sluggish, but it won't cost the botnet authors that much more. On the other side, an amount
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by theamk 2y ago
I don't think the core language should have AI in it for many practical reasons - offline operation, toolchain size, resource requirements, determinism, etc.. There is also a whole problem of LLMs non-deterministically generating incor
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by theamk 2y ago
You can and this will be simple and reliable.. but that's solving the different (and easier) problem that the post. In the post, author wants to have still have parsable JSON _and_ a signature. Think middleware which can check signatur
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by theamk 2y ago
> you can submit (POST) JSON records on the channel. The channel acts as an FIFO array of fixed length, allowing you to keep track of record history. [...] If a channel is full, posting a new record will automatically push out the oldest
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by theamk 2y ago
this is an ad for "braindojo", iOS app for "brain games" (math training, handwriting, etc...) It is appearently ad-free, but may be subscription-based?
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by theamk 2y ago
> Linux - res_nquery. This function is well documented, thread-safe, and works as expected. The only platform which has systemd resolver api already has a nice working function.
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by theamk 2y ago
Reminds me of Jenkins (the CI system) remote agent. One would expect a remote agent with well-defined capabilities: read/write/delete files and directories; run the process with stdout/stderr capture; stop the running process
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by theamk 2y ago
If going for minimalism, why have any framework/runner at all? Use the raw bash scripts. if [ ! -f /tmp/foo ]; then $maybe_dryrun touch /tmp/foo; fi There will be a bit of boilerplate, but it would be much
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by theamk 2y ago
for small embedded devices, I'd use something like dnsmasq.
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by theamk 2y ago
It is less and less likely... motor-based clocks are a thing of the past; hand appliances (like mixers and blenders) use either DC or universal motors to allow speed control. Even refrigerators feature "variable speed motors" nowa
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by theamk 2y ago
As far as clocks are concerned, 60 Hz or 50 Hz are very similar, just make sure the number of teeth on gears match the frequency.
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The origins of 60-Hz as a power frequency (1997)(ieeexplore.ieee.org)
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by theamk 2y ago
If you want to delay, you don't even need something that complicated, just run your favorite PBKDF function as a part of your app.. Or maybe not even add, add a plain "sleep()" call before trying to decode input data. It&#x27

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