tryauuum

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391.
by tryauuum 3y ago
can confirm. We once lost a several pricy boxes of RAM on the street. They were returned to police and then to us.
392.
by tryauuum 3y ago
No, never
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Ask HN: What is your weekend schedule?
11 points by tryauuum 3y ago|9 comments
394.
by tryauuum 3y ago
comparing software to parasites... Is this a Steve Ballmer account?
395.
by tryauuum 3y ago
https://logological.org/girlfriend Some guy from 1998 explains why he will never have girlfriend
396.
by tryauuum 3y ago
I understand your happiness, but using such a vague word as "cloud" is doing a disservice to this setup
397.
by tryauuum 3y ago
Would the problem "how can I run this cool ML project from GitHub" be solved if developers would publish their container images on dockerhub? The only downside I see is enormous image sizes
398.
by tryauuum 3y ago
I'd rather use windows 95 inspired interface then a castrated linux shell. Even CTRL+L doesn't work Why, oh why do vendors decide to come up with their own mutually incompatible set of shell commands. And it's always so ugly
399.
by tryauuum 3y ago
you can just disable ipv6 in kernel command line options and call it a day automation indeed sucks
400.
by tryauuum 3y ago
I believe you can override this behavior in BMC settings
401.
by tryauuum 3y ago
This is nice, although there's a self-fulfilling prophecy element in this. You will postpone your project to fill up the declared time
402.
by tryauuum 3y ago
wow! finally something neat from journald
403.
by tryauuum 3y ago
also wall(1)
404.
by tryauuum 3y ago
I'm also ignorant about this topic, but it's certainly accomplishable. There's a (quite old) video with demonstration: https://youtu.be/jjkcPn19fcs
405.
by tryauuum 3y ago
experimental VFIO migration? I guess this will make easier to migrate a VM with GPU workload from host to host without interrupting it
406.
by tryauuum 4y ago
fleshie is a nice word. Who knows, maybe an AGI will call me that someday
407.
by tryauuum 4y ago
this is certainly more interesting question than OPs
408.
by tryauuum 4y ago
can confirm
409.
by tryauuum 4y ago
I hear you, and at the same time I know nothing good comes out of government interfering with internet. Another 10 years and they will ban news websites with "fake news about war", as Russia did in 2022 Luckily I live in a small c
410.
by tryauuum 4y ago
? what if you need two different versions of cuda toolkit on same machine?
411.
by tryauuum 4y ago
there's a saying in russia, "laws are harsh but luckily they aren't mandatory"
412.
by tryauuum 4y ago
For a person experiencing emotions there certainly is a difference, experience of red face and water flowing from the eyes...
413.
by tryauuum 4y ago
If you want to attract the kind of girl who doesn't mind to fill a google form to get a date, that's the best course of action
414.
by tryauuum 4y ago
I'm also shocked by the amount of people shocked. Guy chose the most straightforward action for his goals, good for him
415.
by tryauuum 4y ago
holy fuck it's smart
416.
by tryauuum 4y ago
Have you ever tried exiting emacs? It's not easier than vim.
417.
by tryauuum 4y ago
just tested -- only reads first char, at least with echo (also any character which is not used is used as "h") echo apm > /proc/sysrq-trigger I'm too scared to test with your urandom stuff...
418.
by tryauuum 4y ago
I think you don't even need head -c 1 because sysrq-trigger will read only one character anyway
419.
by tryauuum 4y ago
Is the "main" branch an advantage? I guess only if >50 percent of your repos use "main" branch
420.
by tryauuum 4y ago
echo {a..z} | tr ' ' '\n' | sort -R | head -1 > /proc/sysrq-trigger this is my favourite linux russian roulette

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