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Proxmox Backup Server 1.0 (stable)(forum.proxmox.com)
7 points by tlamponi 6y ago|0 comments
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by tlamponi 6y ago
I'm using Arch Linux on a VM since 2015. On that VM I host some services for personal projects, gitolite, Grafana, InfluxDB, wireguard and some self baked daemons (they are also deployed as Arch Linux package, it's not too hard an
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by tlamponi 6y ago
safety isn't "security safety", the things a firewall protect you from can also be an issue with rust. It's much more a safety that you do not crash, due to input, side effects, parallelism (locking) errors, mapping wron
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by tlamponi 6y ago
> The toolkit and Android Studio run horribly slow I'm doing everything Flutter related with vim + CLI, so one doesn't have to work with android studio, even did so when trying a native Windows build (out of interest) a bit ago
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by tlamponi 6y ago
> Rust is too hard to learn Complaints about Rust's learning curve is something I really do not get. Yes, it forces you do actually think of what you're doing, which most devs seem to consider a Bad Thing™, but in the mid to lo
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by tlamponi 6y ago
> Rust parallism guarantees are only applicable to threaded code and internal resources. No, it can apply for single threaded async stuff as well. > One way that Rust compiles way slower than C++ is its Gentoo approach to libraries. T
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by tlamponi 6y ago
Looks pretty interesting, thanks for posting. We'd also have a use case where we think about using bincode, this seems worth to check out/compare as a possible alternative.
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by tlamponi 6y ago
Socialized healthcare systems often have room for a private sector, so you can have both. You can also go to other doctors in a socialized one, if their treatment (style) does not fit your cause. Also, in my experience there's lots of
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by tlamponi 6y ago
That's only the inter-grid exchange capability, over AC1 <-> DC <-> AC2 transformation, not the total one If you read the article, the US has about the same inter-grid exchange capability for the west and east coast grids.
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by tlamponi 6y ago
We write server software, running 24/7 by hundreds of thousands of server, so even double the development time on a single machine would be easily offset hundreds to thousand folds by a more efficient executable. But, you even need to
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by tlamponi 6y ago
My Firefox here does not allows that. 1. It strips the JavaScript: part away if I just paste it once 2. Even if I re-add it manually, it still does no alert Ergo, a sane browser can be quite sandboxed to avoid the average user to do stupid
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by tlamponi 6y ago
> Makes no practical or business sense? How many engineers does Microsoft have working on the Windows kernel? This is really anecdotal, as I sadly did not find the article I have this information from, but IIRC, the core NT Kernel team i
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by tlamponi 6y ago
> The windows nt kernel is better by design (dont crucify me for this, but it really is), How so? Maybe at least state something, not just put it in like an "undeniable fact". > we need to pay large sums of money to kernel d
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by tlamponi 6y ago
AMD will present its next generation Ryzen CPUs, based on Zen 3, the day after tomorrow, 08.10.2020 [0][1] - maybe we can get more info about DDR5 compatibility already then. [0]: https://twitter.com/AMDRyzen/status&#x2
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by tlamponi 6y ago
A few "two cents"/opinions from me, surely not the complete picture. External crates are easy to include and often come also from rust core developers, this does not actually slows one down but allows for much more flexibilit
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by tlamponi 6y ago
> I don't own a Pinephone, and from the looks of this debacle I never will. It doesn't seem that OSS is safe to run in safety-critical contexts. Sound rather limited, almost stupid. OSS runs in various safety critical software,
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by tlamponi 6y ago
Open does not shuts out commercial and enterprise companies. Providers of RISC-V HW or Designs, like Alibaba, SiFive or Western Digital, do lots of testing too. It would be like saying that Linux does not provides the quality of commercial
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by tlamponi 6y ago
Lets use :: nowadays ;-) After all we got ~16 % IPv6 traffic hitting our repository CDN. (seems to match with an observation of LWN https://lwn.net/Articles/808896/ )
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by tlamponi 6y ago
Not really, it even lost quite a bit o baggage when becoming 1.0. The features it gets now are all mostly on the roadmap since quite a bit and neither surprising nor do the feel like a huge pile of "everything I can imagine" throw
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by tlamponi 6y ago
A prototype built with the global foundries 22FDX process can do 188 gflops per watt, slightly better than the NVIDIA Tesla A100, which is manufactured with the more efficient TSMCs N7 process. The FP cores are "Snitch" ones: htt
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Manticore: A 4096-core RISC-V Chiplet Arch for Ultra-efficient FP Computing(arxiv.org)
7 points by tlamponi 6y ago|1 comments
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by tlamponi 6y ago
A prototype built with the global foundries 22FDX process can do 188 gflops per watt, slightly better than the Nvidia Tesla A100, which is manufactured with the more efficient TSMCs N7 process. The FP cores are "Snitch" ones: htt
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Manticore: A 4096-core RISC-V Chiplet Arch for Ultra-efficient FP Computing(arxiv.org)
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by tlamponi 6y ago
Glad to hear that you like it! For (integrated) mouse support you could take a look at a project from a good friend and colleague: https://github.com/Blub/netevent Allows passing along arbitrary input events over the n
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by tlamponi 6y ago
Really nice, exactly what I need just now as I'm setting up a remote workstation/part-time server at my families farm, but did not have a motherboard with IPMI/iKVM at hand. Oh, and thanks for using Proxmox VE! Was positively
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by tlamponi 6y ago
The whole point of the article is the placement and design of pockets. Saying, "Oh, its just all some pants with pockets and thus it's all the same reinvention" doesn't help anybody - it's like saying to one which p
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by tlamponi 6y ago
IMHO, what you propose and cargo pants have only in common that they're pants with pockets, nothing else. So the last paragraph is warranted, even if it seems that some here feel personally attacked by it... The whole point is how the
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by tlamponi 6y ago
The gartner quadrant is mostly pay to win, so who really cares about that one? I'd at least not make any decision solely, or to a large part, based on it.
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by tlamponi 6y ago
Main Features Support for Proxmox VE The Proxmox Virtual Environment is fully supported and you can easily backup virtual machines (supporting QEMU dirty bitmaps) and containers. Performance The whole software stack is
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Proxmox Backup Server Beta Announced - Deduplication, Incremental backups, ...(forum.proxmox.com)
6 points by tlamponi 6y ago|1 comments

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