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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
Well, most vendors argue with losses of around 1-2% of data per year if you read their specifications. Losing a single bit is unacceptable for archival purposes, that's why I mentioned the importance of optical and magnetic backups as
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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
A couple years ago Panasonic and Sony partnered with the Japanese government to come up with an (alternative) standard that's similar to m-disc in its properties. The standard that they came up with is called "Archival Disc"
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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
LibreWolf is not a fork, and rather a Firefox profile with branding and UI fixes on top. The patches do not remove any telemetry. [1] OP's argument still stands, as LibreWolf's telemetry and normandy integrations are identical to
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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
It's ironic that you say that, even though the people building zed were the ones building the tree sitter in the first place.
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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
I am currently learning golang and HTMX. Do you have maybe some good example projects that a newbie like me can take a look at, which implements best practices? Any advice for potential pitfalls?
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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
As an alternative to the ones you mentioned, Starlab Systems comes to mind. General advice: If possible, buy one with a current Ryzen model. Chances are, the 64GB max is not the limit but that they can be upgraded to 2x48GB Crucial SODIMMs.
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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
Most golang backends I've seen meanwhile use or switched to using the "gin" framework to build their APIs. A lot of them also have conventions for the frontend, where the assets usually are stored in /public, so they can
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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
The reason why the Mirai botnet is still at large is: Android. From a business perspective nobody wants to pay the costly people that can do microcontroller programming. Frontend devs are dirt cheap, especially for something as simple as th
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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
They got Kerberoasted and don't want to admit it publicly.
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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
And somehow it's always cross tenant issues for easy lateral movement, because Azure ASNs are always allowlisted specifically to bypass all kinds of filters. Microsoft is pretty learning resistant lately. Always prioritize the spamming
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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
> How do you go from good to great Programmer You learn go for that. Sorry. I think a great way to improve your codebase is to write unit tests, integration tests and by using languages with more types than say, JavaScript or PHP. If the
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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
Have you seen the gorgonia repos? https://github.com/gorgonia/agogo They basically went a similar route and had to implement all kinds of data types and GPU code to be able to train their alphago model. In go, the bigg
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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
The rabies would disagree with you.
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by thrwwycbr 3y ago
I found my calling when I watched Person of Interest. I still think that the series was ahead of its time, and predicted a lot of scenarios that happened afterwards in reality before anybody thought of that being even remotely possible. I a