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by tlamponi 5y ago
There's no custom syntax, they only use existing HTML language features, namely element attributes. Custom syntax would be something that is not already a syntax, i.e., language feature, in HTML. And why exactly should this not be chec
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ZFS 2.1.0 Released – With DRAID(github.com)
4 points by tlamponi 5y ago|0 comments
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> The functional parts of code are not copyrightable, only the non functional creative elements. 1. Depends heavily on the jurisdiction (e.g., Software patents are a thing in America but not really in basically all European ones) 2. A ch
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> the output belongs to the operator, just like with a compiler. No it really is not that easy, as with compilers it depends on who owned the source and which license(s) they applied on it. Or would you say I can compile the Linux kernel
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Where does copying end though? If an AI "retypes" it, not only with some variable renaming but some transformations that are not just describable by a few code transformations (neural nets are really not transparent and can do wei
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> Is it even copyrighted? Isn't it subject to the licenses the model was created from, as the learning is basically just an automated transformation of the code, which would be still the original license - as else I could just run s
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Because QR code scanners are very widespread already, can be understood by even basic cameras nowadays and some devices are hard to update or would need yet another self-invented thingy, which would make people rather more suspicious if don
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> GNU TeXmacs is a free scientific editing platform designed to create beautiful technical documents using a wysiwyg interface. -- https://www.texmacs.org/tmweb/home/welcome.en.html
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by tlamponi 5y ago
"Security bugs" are after all just a specific class of bugs and are still a huge nuisance in non-critical applications as a crash one could leverage for circumventing some security boundaries means most often just a unexplained cr
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by tlamponi 5y ago
Nuclear energy, in the current actual available and usable forms, means that you have a system which never ever can fail, or it will create issues for a big part of the world for the next thousands or even ten thousand years. That means nei
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by tlamponi 5y ago
> Did anyone offer you a course on how to design ICs in university? Yes, standard courses in Computer Engineering, at least here at Vienna's Institute of Technology, which with comp. eng. and masters in similar fields (just a slight
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by tlamponi 5y ago
It's not a tutorial in the classic sense, but as the CLI is rather simple, and as there are examples, I'd point you at the official docs (man page like): https://docs.sequoia-pgp.org/sq/index.html The sub com
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by tlamponi 5y ago
> My experience of Germany was also certainly not “wine for dinner” type of behavior Do you really suggest they drink hard liquor with dinner itself? I grew up in northern Italy and spent years in Vienna for study, and did also a fair am
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by tlamponi 5y ago
> I guess Italy has a lot of old buildings, and Mussolini & co. didn't care about these ones. Yes and no, while Italy has lots of old buildings, that wasn't the reason here to overlook destroying those. Rather, this was the
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Didn't expect it to be /the/ South Tyrolean village, but figures, there only that many provinces that Italy annexed and tried to screw over locals, basically the five which nowadays have somewhat autonomy (after years of figh
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Best in what metric? raft and paxos are basically the same, besides leader election, which raft's take makes it simply easier and possible even more efficient[0]. I say "possible" because that depends very much on the consens
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by tlamponi 5y ago
> in system V init scripts on Linux they had standardized dependency declaration comments. when you added services you ran a dependency checker which would translate the dag into a total ordering, laid out using 01 02 03 ... numeric file
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The declarative format of systemd unit files is just much easier to maintain, grasp and allows doing things that just cannot be done else, for example, a generic way to parallel starting service at boot, as all dependencies and before/
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Meh, looks nice and UX is OK, but not really useful IMO. Often, growth means that operating cost also grow, e.g., due to higher infrastructure cost, more worker salaries, expansion into more economic markets with more/new regulations t
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by tlamponi 5y ago
Throwing out a few points regarding DPDK/low overhead data/event exchange between kernel and userspace: 1. It is faster if you make it so, i.e., you need to invest quite some work to get to a point where it's faster than kern
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It is similar though, but yes it misses the "more ISOs" part, which I actually find weird because at that point that would be almost cheap to do - that's why I did not reverified that bit, sorry.
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by tlamponi 5y ago
UNetbootin has done this since 2007: < https://unetbootin.github.io/ > < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNetbootin > This is barely a year old and comes all, besides a handful of comments, from
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But still, the last time China did this metal parts sprayed down on a ~150 km wide land stripe in the Ivory Coast... If it would just hit those ignorant people not caring about such impacts they would maybe re-think...
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> Also, what's "Oregano" in this context? Seems out of place if it's just the herb/spice. This is answered in the second paragraph of the linked post... > The oregano is reputedly referring to an inciden
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You'd not need to do that if all (or all besides libc maybe) were statically linked though. So that's actually an argument for statically linking, as doing such every day is just a PITA and not really an option for those who need
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I mean, independent of that, that answer is flagged as "Apple recommended"...
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Proxmox Virtual Environment 6.4 with Single-File Restore & Live Restore Released(proxmox.com)
3 points by tlamponi 5y ago|3 comments
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Yeah, that's pretty speculative to assume what would have been, but forking and improving/shifting direction of kibana would have been definitively possible from a license POV. Their FAQ even says: > I asked Torkel, and he said
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by tlamponi 6y ago
Y-Axis is €/MWh (Euro per megawatt-hour) And, while yes, the prices tend to spike into negativity for short periods, that's actually pretty normal to happen for countries which partake in the Synchronous grid of Continental Europe
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by tlamponi 6y ago
First: I find the diff to the previous step in the tutorial really nice, it helps to grok what changed nicely for me, well, similar to patch series do. Never saw that used in a general framework tutorial, or at least I do not remember doin

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