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by tpetry 6y ago
Yeah and now extend this idea to start a bounty of 100$ for the maintainer of a library/framework to merge your pull request, completely new ways for open sources projects to be paid for their hard work.
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by tpetry 6y ago
And as i said the rhel images for docker and supported packages in the registry is very very limited, you will miss a lot of packages.
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by tpetry 6y ago
How does rhel count these „up to 16 systems“? So if i am using 16 physical servers with at least two virtual vmware vms on each machine. Is that setup still 16 systems or do they count the number of virtual machines?
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by tpetry 6y ago
That is an interesting move. But with more and more organizations moving to dockerized services the real servers operating system is no longer that relevant. I do know that rhel provides free access to a subset of rhel packages for docker i
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by tpetry 6y ago
It would be nice to further analyse the merge factor: Very often there are a handfull maintainers but a bigger team working on the project (or close circle). It would be nice to cluster the prs by people (many prs, medium prs, few prs). Bec
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by tpetry 6y ago
Typical intel move. They start something and then kill it shortly after if the new product did not have the massive impact they hoped for. I would not be surprised if they kill the optane enterprise products or simply dont develop a new ver
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by tpetry 6y ago
I don‘t understand why debian wants to package nodejs libraries? There is already a package manager for nodejs. Why do they have to package it again? The same applies for php or python libraries, both ecosystems do have their own package ma
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by tpetry 6y ago
The biggest oppurtunity would be to allow assigning money for tasks and solutions. Like there are so many really good projects with a lot of open issues and good ideas on things to improve a library/framework/project. The ability
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by tpetry 6y ago
So the titan security keys sold which imply to be secure because they are from google and not that secure? Not secure enough enough to allow bounties for hacking? It's nice they have a secure chip (titan m) like the secure enclave of a
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by tpetry 6y ago
With a single bit flip on 8% of the dimms you only need 12.5 dimms in your workstation to have one bit flip every year. Not everyone has that much dimms, but at least 4 is pretty normal. So in average every 3 years for every workstation. Bu
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by tpetry 6y ago
It‘s ok to use google for calculations. But kind of strange to show a calculator screenshot as proof for a 10% calculation...
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by tpetry 6y ago
If the company ranking results and selling these ad spaces are the same every decision will not be in case of advertisers/users. Google has long lost it‘s spirit and is only optimizing for money.
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by tpetry 6y ago
The ability to run deep learning inference on cuda, opencl or whatever the browser has access to would be a _BIG_ leap forward to ai in the browser. Maybe an onnx native binding should be available in browsers and the browser can choose the
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by tpetry 6y ago
I don‘t get the problem. In germany you go to a desler and tell them you want this specific configuration, you sign a contract and 3-4 months later your specific build is delivered to the dealery.
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by tpetry 6y ago
It‘s because i could see your pull request on this globe. If they use GeoIp they tell me where you live. But they use the user suplied location to not tell me any secret i should not know. Its genious!
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by tpetry 6y ago
Marketers send these emails because they are free and they see some engagement. There is no metric to calculate whether their customers are upset receiving these mails. Whether it‘s an effective method is not clear. But it is not intelligen
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by tpetry 6y ago
Sounds like some key phrases from the page. If GPT-3 would be able to glue them together?
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by tpetry 6y ago
How good are auto-tldr algorithms nowadays?
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by tpetry 6y ago
I swa a talk once from one of the facebook game companies who simply stored the player state in a file. There is nothing more simple! They simply loaded the files content into the memory as long as the player was playing and then serialized
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by tpetry 6y ago
There will be not many people willi g to pay the absurd of money required for such an tv. And apple will not release a dumb tv, and even they will at some time deprecate their tv.
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by tpetry 6y ago
Didnt someone in the comments a few months ago report that their smart tv connected to the open wifi of neighbors?
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by tpetry 6y ago
For me i was grabbing something not heavy and instinctly went like a deadlift. And i was impressed i am now instinctly grabbing even easy things with correct posture.
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by tpetry 6y ago
Disclaimer: This is a very unpopular opinion on hn. Jump on the next hype topic any FANG company is talking about. Everytime you got a lot of developers jumping blindly into it even if they dont need it and you earn a lot of money by buying
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by tpetry 6y ago
The problem is some websites have very old password rules like uppercase characters and symbols. So you would need a hashing function which produces these, and change the algorithm per website depending on what they allow and disallow for p
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by tpetry 6y ago
And i would run wasm with a seccomp profile: You have the benefit of language designed which is hard to not do anything malicious (i guess theres still some possibility) and harden the execution environment (wasm runner) within a rootless p
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by tpetry 6y ago
That sounds really interesting. If anybody finds it, i would happy to learn better how to use their products.
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by tpetry 6y ago
You‘re right, i didn‘t see it like this. The current state of the web (past years) feels really like in the old times: many nagging „popups“ and despite using blocking solutions you cant get rid of all of them. Wikipedia is a good example:
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by tpetry 6y ago
I am not using it but the features sound fantastic, like a complete network for every jail without complex docker network interface solutions. Why dont they do a freebsd container runtime based on the jail semantics? They sound much more ef
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by tpetry 6y ago
The most popular blocker named 1Blocker is adding multiple rule lists, one for each of it’s categories (ads, trackers, regional rules, ...) to circumvent this limit. Its not a real problem.
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by tpetry 6y ago
Are they doing? Is the books or podcast app harvesting information for better app store ads? This is an honest question! I have not yet seen any hint for this, but that does not mean they dont do it.

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