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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
From my experience the cheapest reliable ones in terms of storage, cpu, ram performance come at about 3$/month (+-50 cent). I can recommend Hetzner.
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
Yup, 6x old i5 thinkpads will require more space, more power and will likely be more expensive than 6x Pi.
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
SATA over USB and boot from SD-Card has proven to be possible, but that's not what I would consider a good storage solution. On Raspberry Pi 5 I would like to find a M.2 or SATA slot and we finally have a small low-end desktop replacem
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
Reposts of older content happens quite frequently on HN.
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
How fast is this cable compared to microwave transmission?
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
> The downside would be to have to always attach this second file everywhere, losing the “simple Bash script” idea along the way. Put it on GitHub and curl it from there with checksum. Cache the file somewhere and lookup cache first.
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
I think if it's important to you then don't assume, measure it. Ask your students, colleagues, partners where you could improve and see where you are already good at (above avg).
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
I would like to see some benchmarks and I would like to know what the limitations are. What kind of Linux software won't run on HermiTux?
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
> The worry is that accumulated micro-plastics could be deadly in later life, but that we don’t find that out until hundreds of millions of people have become terminally ill. But even if this scenario were to happen, is there anything we
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
I'm just curious. I like the idea to use software for things they were not originally intended for.
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
I wonder if that would be possible without types. Maybe some kind of IO decorator, that enforces the separation, to allow for enforced pure functions in an untyped language.
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
Can it run Docker?
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
Any particular reason why they benchmark against Linux 3.13 a 7 years old kernel?
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
It sounds like a cool idea, but I'm not convinced yet. Could you tell me more about the advantages that OSv has to offer over a stripped down Linux?
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
I mean shell should not be python, like xonsh. In my opinion it should not add programming language features (like types, futures, ADTs,...), but instead should clean up the existing built-ins + maybe little bit coreutils as built-ins.
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
I wish that shell would be more sane. I don't think that a shell should be a complete programming language. If you need a programming language, then better use one. There is xonsh if you are looking for something like this. I think the
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VSinder: Dating App for VSCode where you swipe on Code(github.com)
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
May I ask what your worst incident with ZFS was ever since 2012?
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
Well, then you have never heard of ksqlDB. It adds SQL and DB features to Kafka. It is backed by Confluent (LinkedIn) same company that developed Kafka initially. https://ksqldb.io
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Smart TV is probably ignoring your PiHole(labzilla.io)
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
But how much energy and man power would it cost to support 32-bit CPUs longterm in all software?
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
URxvt is fast, but still has a mean input latency of 18.3 ms. Try Xterm it only adds 1.7 ms to the stack. I find the difference very noticeable. I switched from URxvt to Xterm a few years back, although I had to give up on proper UTF-8 glyp
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
I'm just wondering how an undeniable proof would look like. For example, I could drive to that place in Utah now, make a video while I'm setting up the monolith and date it back to 2016 right?
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
If someone is wondering why this is huge. It's because of the problems you face, when you don't have strong consistency. See this picture to get an understanding of what kind of problems you might run into with eventual consistenc
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
Ask HN: I have a question regarding strong consistency. The question is related to all geo distributed strong consistent storages, but let me pick Google Spanner as example. Spanner has a maximum upper bound of 7 milliseconds clock offset b
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
There has been thousands of issues/bugs over the years in gcc, glibc and the kernel and there are thousands to come, same like in every big software. I don't think there is any evidence that compilers and interpreters are an excep
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
> But yeah, you can't compare frameworks to compilers or programming languages. They are on very different categories. That's not what I'm trying to do (to compare them), but people who like to write things from scratch of
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
Ask HN: Can GNU Octave be used as full MATLAB replacement?
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
> Frameworks and tools are often leaky. They don't solve problems perfectly anyway. How about compilers?
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by tutfbhuf 6y ago
As a developer you will always use tools and rely on applications others have written. If you write your program in C, then you use a C compiler like gcc and most developers have not read the whole source code of gcc. Same is true for the C

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