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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
I think what you're describing is the crux of the issue for chess players who don't want to commit full-time to chess but also have problems just playing a game here and there casually because it draws them in. In other words, the
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
I thought this was going to be about M.2 drives via PCIe hat, but instead, it is about actual driving, which is refreshing.
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Dyatlov Pass Incident(en.wikipedia.org)
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
I hope it's either a completely offline computer or a Linux system with an XP theme to make it look more familiar to the users.
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
I have a somewhat off-topic question: I know there are very few sites that are actually doomsday-proof, but could this lab, being 2400 meters deep in the ground, survive a direct hit from a ICBM (e.g. LGM-30 Minuteman) with a megaton yield?
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
What does '?wprov=sfti1#' mean at the end of Wikipedia URLs? I have seen that quite frequently these days.
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
I believe it has to do with the fact that the US possesses a vast amount of land, abundant natural resources, a long-standing democracy, no wars on its territory for an extended period, and a relatively large population size. If you compare
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
An example of a group homomorphism in physics is the relationship between the rotational symmetry group of a physical system (often the group SO(3) for three-dimensional rotations or SU(2) for spin systems) and the representation of that gr
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
"But I'm sure pure mathematicians would also be totally fine studying randomly generated rulesets." I do agree, but that we don't do that in reality is exactly my point.
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
"Mathematical objects arise from definitions, not measurements and observations." Abstract logical frameworks are not pulled from thin air. Human brains develop such frameworks with a physical brain that receives sensory input fro
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
I use over-ear headphones, intentionally without a microphone for multiple reasons: it is confusing for me to have both hardware and software mute, and more often than not I find myself in a situation where I think I am unmuted, but I'
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
During Black Friday week, I ordered a Blue Yeti, and I can say it's a huge difference compared to the microphone in my T14 ThinkPad. I work remotely, and one of my coworkers immediately noticed the difference.
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
Here's a TL;DR for people short on time: "The Last Question" by Isaac Asimov is a seminal science fiction short story that explores humanity's evolution and the quest to overcome entropy over trillions of years. It start
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
I would like a GPT capable of making significant advances in string theory. It is extremely hypothetical by nature, so I think it should be a good fit for a very strong scientific GPT to check many different hypotheses (e.g. supersymmetric
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
Based on my experience, uptime for the Generally Available (GA) services in the cloud typically ranges between 99.9% and 99.95% (maximum 8 hours and 41 minutes of downtime per year in case of 99.9) for a single region. This aligns with my l
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Canonical MicroCloud: Automated Private Cloud Based on LXD, Ceph and OVN(github.com)
3 points by tutfbhuf 3y ago|0 comments
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
AWS, Azure, and GCP are already competing in terms of pricing and customer acquisition. If you mention to Google that you are considering moving your multi-million dollar project to AWS due to a better price point, you will almost certainly
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
Except that Kubernetes, along with all the additional components that are needed, for example, you mentioned Longhorn and a database such as PostgreSQL, Cilium, and others, has a multitude of ways to fail in unpredictable manners during upd
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
I recently compiled a list at https://github.com/madnight/awesome-category-theory of additional resources. If you would like to know more about the topic, you might find something useful in this list.
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
That's cool, but it's expected since CSS is Turing complete as long as you consider an appropriate accompanying HTML file and user interactions to be part of the execution.
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
I recently learned that the physical world is also undecidable. For example, the spectral gap problem in quantum mechanics is one such problem. Scientists have proven that no matter how perfectly and completely we can mathematically describ
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
If we achieve AGI, it will be such a significant event that everyone in tech and most not in tech will know about it, regardless of any definition.
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
I'm a bit sad the he doesn't mention univalent foundations, which is based on ∞-groupoids instead of sets.
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
Have you considered placing your website behind Cloudflare? This solution resolved my DDOS issues. Previously, I was regularly dealing dealing with over 20 Gbps and 5M pps.
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
Combine the two. Set up a large nginx reverse proxy with cache on the 200 EUR/month machine in Hetzner or OVH and serve 99.9% of the traffic from this location (js, css, images, videos, etc.). Use the cloud for convenience in managing
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
> In 2019, space-based interceptor development resumed for the first time in 25 years It seems as though the program has been resumed lately.
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
I expected it to be the other way around, with Linux being the default for Ryzen AI and an open request existing for Windows and Mac support.
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
Disabling most is insufficient. All it takes is a few ICBMs hitting NY, LA, etc., and the calculation already becomes nonsensical. It would be intriguing, however, if it becomes possible in the future to intercept ICBMs during the launch ph
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The price of managed cloud services(world.hey.com)
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by tutfbhuf 3y ago
> under sea ones are harder to get to At least not for state actors, or perhaps well-funded terrorist groups.

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