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Performance trick: optimistic vs. pessimistic checks(lemire.me)
1 points by tuananh 10mo ago|0 comments
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by tuananh 10mo ago
what's the recommended ereaders now aday? with an open OS?
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by tuananh 11mo ago
the 60hz version says it doesn't > Only Support Mac, Windows > Linux is not supported
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by tuananh 11mo ago
how stable is the game?
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by tuananh 11mo ago
they had release just yesteday but yeah, it's quite long between releases. https://github.com/iced-rs/iced/releases/tag/0.14.0
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Redis's Homegrown JSON Parser(github.com)
2 points by tuananh 11mo ago|1 comments
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by tuananh 11mo ago
I'm just here to say coder is great! We love it. Thanks @kylecarbs and the team.
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by tuananh 11mo ago
For gaming, anything rolling release will be good because you want the latest update from the graphic stack.
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by tuananh 11mo ago
mcp is easy to self-host. model? a little less so.
160.
by tuananh 1y ago
does anyone practice dual build pipeline? eg: 1 by your devops team and another one by your security team and compare binaries hash later. To verify everything is reproducible. is it a common practice?
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by tuananh 1y ago
this will kill a bunch of startups.
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by tuananh 1y ago
but it's alright. getting out of openshift is rather easy. getting out of vmware is a different story.
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by tuananh 1y ago
For me Claude Skills is just a proof that we're making RAG unnecessary difficult to use. Not tech wise, but UX wise. But if we can fix that, the need for Claude Skills will go away. Where Claude Skills is better than MCP? It's eas
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by tuananh 1y ago
if you have $30k to spare, I'm sure there are better options
165.
by tuananh 1y ago
i remember deis, it was amazing self-hosted heroku. too bad they were bought by microsoft. and then there's also flynn.
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by tuananh 1y ago
i think it's already been done with bootable containers. redhat has recently GA bootable container as well.
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by tuananh 1y ago
can we agree to use OCI for everything :D
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by tuananh 1y ago
you use their shared runner, that's what you should expect.
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by tuananh 1y ago
One day, I'm going to try niri. I'm just too lazy to migrate my i3 setup right now :D
170.
by tuananh 1y ago
in corp settings, you usually have a proxy registry. you can setup firewall there for this kind of things to filter out based on license, cve, release date, etc...
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by tuananh 1y ago
for locking individual resources right?
172.
by tuananh 1y ago
but that big blob is a database. surely it's better than a json file right?
173.
by tuananh 1y ago
can it be a sqlite db in s3 with locking implemented with s3?
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by tuananh 1y ago
TBH, there aren't many companies which have survived over 100 years like IBM.
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by tuananh 1y ago
yes you can now
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by tuananh 1y ago
> What are your thoughts on the other hand in using criu with docker and then deploying it on aws spot instances, is it possible I don't see why not really but the last few years, spot has been reclaimed way too often and the price
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by tuananh 1y ago
> Some cloud providers - like GCP and DigitalOcean - do support nested virtualization, and they work pretty well with Firecracker. Using VM migration to run stable workloads on spot instances sounds very interesting :) not necessarily. y
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by tuananh 1y ago
Thank you. This explains it.
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by tuananh 1y ago
on a related note, nerdctl latest release adds a lot of compat command features as well https://github.com/containerd/nerdctl/releases/tag/v2.1.4
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by tuananh 1y ago
> At AWS, we use snapshots in Lambda Snapstart I'm curious on why is it taking so long to add support for different runtime? I imagine it would be same for all of them? > where we clone and restore a snapshot of Postgres on every

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