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tpetry
6y ago
There is nothing wrong with this approach but exactly this mentality lead to the actual centralized internet where only a few peers handle most of the traffic.
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6y ago
I don‘t see a problem with it. !!foo and foo are in boolean logic the same, but as typescript does not allow (correctly) to use a string as a boolean value you‘re already doing !!foo for e.g. strings
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6y ago
Seems i am not the only one who wants to know whether the M1 neural engine is performant enough for prototyping :) It will be interesting how long the other deep learning frameworks will need to support the M1. Pytorch has not yet achieved
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6y ago
The data compared to a normal priced gpu for a desktop would be interesting. To get a feeling whether the m1 would be interesting for prototyping.
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6y ago
The interesting information after which time the air was throttled and how much performance is lost when throttling.
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6y ago
The author is trolling with a bold statement (and attack on someone) without _any_ stated reasons. This is something which is not tolerated here.
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6y ago
And if some startup is doing it, i know enough companies who will instantly buy a better docker for mac solution if it does have better filesystem performance. Accessing the macs filesystem from the docker container is really slow, there ar
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6y ago
They are aware of it, thats the reason why the 15 inch macbook pro for example does not have apple silicon yet. They released the consumer hardware now so everyone has 1 year to port their tools to apple silicon until the bigger (more profe
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6y ago
Ah, different to dig the dns record types _MUST_ be uppercased
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6y ago
Ns lookups do not work or kind of look strange? dig github.com ns ; <<>> DiG 9.16.8 <<>> github.com ns ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id:
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6y ago
What happens with your iTunes music if your apple account would get locked? Sadly the only option nowadays would be purchasing hard discs, and hope theres no protection on the disk as you are not allowed to break it
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6y ago
A cpu needs multiple years from their idea to the tape-out. So its possible Zen 3 is still based on ideas by Keller. But only AMD empoyees would know...
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6y ago
Everyone is beating him for his incorrect predictions about AWS pricing changes. But nobody focuses on the most important point: Somehow AWS can give you a lot of egress traffic for free, something _you_ would pay a lot of money for. This i
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6y ago
How do you keep the costs down with egress pricing? If the parts of your applications are distributed through cloud providers you all the time are exporting data to egress. Thats not a cheap concept or did you build your software with this
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6y ago
The reason for this innovation is easy: covid-19 Many countries have restrictions on games. No fans allowed and the personal supporting a game has to be reduced to an unsustainable low minimum with a very high-effort hygienic concept. This
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6y ago
A notebook service without any gpu machines is a kind of very strange decision. Whats your target audience with this service? As any machine learning workload would practically take forever.
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6y ago
Youtube also removed the star rating a long time ago because people to rate the extremes: either 1 star or all 5, you don‘t get the benefit of the fine rating system if your users are not capable of rating things correctly
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6y ago
I am using the combination too. You really get a very near SPA feeling with a lot less effort. BUT basecamp libraries (turbolinks, stimulus) are horrible open source libraries. There are not any changes or bug fixes for months now (for both
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6y ago
Looks alot like https://github.com/microsoft/onnxjs but onnx.js adds multithreading by web workers which will tske a long time to be available on wasm
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6y ago
Isn‘t that exactly hoe a special very aggressive breed was created? They breed two different ones, both not aggressive but with interesting capabilities and somehow they created an aggressive one?
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6y ago
So the consens is that many companies are doing this because of sanctions by the US. What about cloudflare? They are responsible for more and more of the internet‘s traffic. And even if you are a non-us company and have servers not in the U
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6y ago
Yes. Upgrading really old php application (v4? really?) to v8 is such a big step it will need much dedication, so many things changed between 4 and 5 its not easy. And even upgrading 5 to 7 may break so many things. I would not like to swit
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6y ago
I have been bitten too by the abandoning of silex and symfony becoming more and more like a complex java beast. The zend framework 1 was once good with a simple abstraction but they turned java like too. Nowadays i develop in laravel which
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6y ago
I got that feeling too when reading the article. They said a common frontend for all app platforms does not work and then state they use Falcor for the android app. There is no reason they couldnt use Falcor for the ios platforms too. Looks
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6y ago
AWS engineers most often fork the open source repositories and keep sll their patches only to them, they rarely submit those upstream.
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6y ago
He is correct. In Germany the auctions for umts licenses costed 50 billion euros. These insanely high auctions (because every telco believed they need these frequencies and outbid everyone) has negative price impacts today, something which
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6y ago
The results of cloudflare analytics look like the old awstats results: You know instantly that something is wrong because the numbers are much too high. Interestingly that was the exact reason why Google Analytics got big as they had basica
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6y ago
Alpine produces minimal images, that is correct. But RedHat is a lot faster on releasing security fixes.
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6y ago
That is so highly unethical. No matter if they only did this in the past or still doing, doing something like this should be illegal or at least a big pr fuckup.
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6y ago
Why not give the new feature to paying licencees immediately and to open source 12-24 months later. A company which is building a valuable product will not think twice whether to wait for 2 years and their rivals being faster or buying a co
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