tsuraan

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by tsuraan 5mo ago
How do these federated forges deal with spam? If merge requests and issues are federated, does that mean that anybody running a radicle node (or interacting with one) can open issues or merge requests on all the repositories that you'v
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Dabao Evaluation Board for Baochip-1x (Xous)(crowdsupply.com)
8 points by tsuraan 7mo ago|2 comments
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Shapeways Comes Home(shapeways.com)
3 points by tsuraan 2y ago|0 comments
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by tsuraan 3y ago
Okay, good to hear on both counts. Thanks!
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by tsuraan 3y ago
Oddly specific question, but can anybody confirm whether the AX210 (no vPro) wifi works with the AMD motherboards? I've seen some pretty bad reports about the realtek chip they're defaulting to on the AMD systems, and I already ha
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by tsuraan 4y ago
Okay, good to know it's being considered. For a non-optimized diff then (zfs-diff, which just prints which files have changed, not what about them have changed), it would be the same approach? Scan all the metadata looking for keys wit
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by tsuraan 5y ago
Speaking of snapshots, are you planning to have analogs to ZFS's send/recv and diff? I didn't see any mention of them on the snapshots page or the roadmap, but I could be looking in the wrong place. Already having reflink sup
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by tsuraan 5y ago
You can click the timestamp on a post, and then click the "favorite" link, and that'll add the comment to your favorites list (which I think would be https://news.ycombinator.com/favorites?id=whynotminot&c
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Adding Rust-Stable Libstd Support for Xous(crowdsupply.com)
3 points by tsuraan 5y ago|0 comments
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by tsuraan 5y ago
Maybe a $100MM X-Prize for carbon removal? https://www.xprize.org/prizes/elonmusk
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by tsuraan 6y ago
I've personally seen as low as 30ms, but also up to 60ms. I also have a bit of packet loss, but my dish is just sitting on the ground in my wooded back yard right now. Once the weather turns back towards just being cold, I'm going
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by tsuraan 6y ago
A specific safety article was written up by tweag.io, who wrote a pretty slick set of java bindings. Managing resources between two garbage collectors (ghc and jvm) is error-prone, so they used linear types to help prevent a bunch of the th
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Precursor – The Last Day of Our Campaign(crowdsupply.com)
6 points by tsuraan 6y ago|0 comments
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Precursor Stretch Goal: Larger Battery(crowdsupply.com)
4 points by tsuraan 6y ago|0 comments
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by tsuraan 6y ago
I don't personally do this, but if you're taking scheduled snapshots of your ZFS filesystems, you could also have a scheduled job (say, nightly) that emails you a "zfs diff" [0] between the current snapshot and the one f
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by tsuraan 6y ago
https://cloud.google.com/edge-tpu/ has a "Buy" button that leads to https://coral.ai/products/ . They appear to be available for purchase? edit: reading more on the edge-tpu page, they d
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by tsuraan 7y ago
Somewhat; if your system boots through EFI (as opposed to the ancient BIOS boot), then you can compile your kernel with the EFI_STUB option[0]. That kernel can be placed in EFI/Boot/bootx64.efi (or whatever you've configured
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by tsuraan 7y ago
It's not much tinkering at all. Once you've installed powertop (probably just "dnf install powertop" or "apt install powertop", or whatever your favorite flavour is), you can just run "sudo powertop --auto
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by tsuraan 7y ago
Okay, that's actually great to know. Thanks!
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by tsuraan 7y ago
> That's as opposed to "validated" ECC support in, say, AMD's Threadripper platform. In that case, if a company builds and markets a motherboard as compatible with Threadripper, and it lacks ECC support, they can expe
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by tsuraan 7y ago
OP is somewhat conflating two different things: non-strict function evaluation and lazy IO. With lazy IO, you can get, for example, a String from a file. That string is actually a lazily-constructed chain of Cons cells, so if you're in
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by tsuraan 7y ago
I've had a thought for a while, that if a cop can produce their body cam footage, then they were acting as a cop. If they cannot, then they were acting as a private citizen (and their actions must be judged as though any other private
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by tsuraan 8y ago
I believe you're thinking about their initial application. They've updated it [0] to an altitude of 550km, so atmospheric drag should still de-orbit broken satellites fairly promptly. [0] - < https://fcc.report/I
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by tsuraan 8y ago
I think the correct spelling is "無", but wikipedia lists english spellings as "mu" (from Japanese) or "wu" (from Chinese)[0] 0 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mu_(negative)
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by tsuraan 9y ago
So, I think WireGuard can't, but it can be used as a part of the puzzle. I'm running a mesh using WG as the security layer, and then l2tp to provide a layer 2 on which to run batman-adv. I have a bunch of machines getting DHCP add
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by tsuraan 9y ago
Looks like a 2 vs 3 thing: Python 2.7.14 (default, Jan 6 2018, 14:37:03) [GCC 5.4.0] on linux2 Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. >>> dict(**{1:
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by tsuraan 9y ago
tbrock gave the work-around, but as for the "why", it's probably because Debian uses glibc for its libc, while Alpine uses musl. musl aims to be a much more compliant libc than glibc, so when you tell it to look up a name, it
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by tsuraan 9y ago
GHC does non-strict evaluation as well as tail call optimization, and it offers pretty decent stack traces. The team that implemented them wrote a paper on how they did it, including how they fold mutually recursive calls in the call stack
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by tsuraan 9y ago
That's really weird. I haven't used nftables, but I'm planning to do so the next time I upgrade my router. https://stosb.com/blog/explaining-my-configs-nftables/ makes it look nearly as pretty as pf
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by tsuraan 9y ago
How is a PHP "program" easier to distribute and run than one written in Go, Rust, or Haskell? For any of those three, you have a self-contained executable that you run. One scp to your server, one service restart, and you're

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