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by verst 4y ago
Try installing grpcio-tools on Darwin/arm64 with Python 3.10. More often than not I run into problems where low level headers required by some cryptography libraries cannot be found and as a result compilation fails.
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by verst 4y ago
This is super helpful for me as a Dapr maintainer (we have a ton of third party integrations we compile into our binary). As others mentioned - other tools can generate a lot of noise. Found and upgraded a vulnerable dependency and then qui
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by verst 4y ago
Of course I also don't want to spray aerosolized lead all over low income (especially) neighborhoods. I have always felt very conflicted about this. I think that point was adequately covered by other comments however.
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by verst 4y ago
As someone who flies GA aircraft out of Boeing field (KBFI) I also welcome this change. I don't want more leaded fuel on my hands. The lead can be absorbed by skin.
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by verst 4y ago
That could be a feature if he didn't want to work at companies that don't have a IPv6 network :)
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by verst 4y ago
At that age I decided to quit my tech job and live in China for an intensive language program. That opened my eyes to so many other things. I'm currently working on learning Korean. Also working on my private pilot license. And then th
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by verst 4y ago
Probably a testament to performance and reliability of the hosted offering (we all remember the multi day outage not long ago).
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by verst 4y ago
Exactly this. I went to a liberal arts college and had small class sizes (most around 9-15 in size, with the largest being 30) - I could see my professors 1:1 pretty much anytime I wanted, but there was also a preceptor (TA) for each class
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by verst 4y ago
I'm like this too. I also have a hard time focusing on things like podcasts - the only time that works for me is my commute to work or when I go for a run. You should see how I somehow manage to spend 15 minutes cutting carrots because
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by verst 4y ago
You can build multiplatform images for x86 and ARM (e.g. M1 Mac) like so: docker buildx build --platform linux/amd64,linux/arm64 . I constantly use buildx to build x86 images on my M1 so that I can run these images in my x86 Kuber
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by verst 4y ago
Late 2020 I switched from Intel to AMD Ryzen 5900X for my gaming PC and only had great experiences as far as gaming is concerned. I should point out that there were significant USB problems on AMD B550, X570 chipsets (eventually addressed v
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by verst 4y ago
Maybe return the items it found so far and provide the cursor it failed on? Have a way to optionally provide the cursor? I can think of some ways I'd implement this in an SDK. Probably for simplicity I'd have some sort of JSON sta
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by verst 4y ago
Related: Do you think SDKs for these APIs should themselves require you to interact with the cursors? If I ask a SDK to get me 100 items but internally it returns only 50 before needing to make another call with a marker or cursor It would
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by verst 4y ago
At research universities perhaps, but at liberal arts colleges (not a liberal arts program within a big university - that's different) professors actually are there for the teaching.
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by verst 4y ago
Being third in the market is independent from the quality of services IMO. Whether the services are being offered that a lot of businesses need is a different question. The services Google Cloud does offer tend to be well designed but many
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by verst 4y ago
Exactly, or else we'd get the dreaded message of having insufficient "conventional" memory. Tuning autoexec.bat and config.sys were necessary.
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by verst 4y ago
How did you learn to tune those? It was all trial and error for me. I'd love to see a blogpost about this so I can finally learn all the things that I should have done but didn't back in the day :)
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by verst 4y ago
I somehow got away with never adding this in my autoexec.bat. I don't remember much with regards to tweaking that stuff.. running memmaker.exe comes to mind. Also loading the CD driver in extended memory mode (MSCDEX.exe /E). Then
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by verst 4y ago
Does anyone else remember having to configure I/O, IRQ, DMA etc? As a kid I had no understanding of what these things were so I always tried random values until the sound worked without distortion. The sound blaster also had a joystick
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by verst 4y ago
I play MSFS in VR and have rudders, throttle and yoke... but without any forces on the rudder it's just incredibly hard. I certainly can't fly it very well with the Saitek / Logitech Yoke.
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by verst 4y ago
Also pilot here (C172 G1000): I personally find landing a plane IRL easier than in MSFS. Much easier when I am able to feel resistance on the yoke, feel shifts in wind and gravity etc. All the MSFS controls are so extremely touchy. Though I
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by verst 4y ago
From the linked article: > The current codebase does not conform to the Linux kernel design conventions and is not a candidate for Linux upstream. [...] > In the meantime, published source code serves as a reference to help improve th
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by verst 4y ago
The OSS project I work on, Dapr (Distributed Application Runtime - an incubated CNCF project) implements the virtual actor pattern if anyone is interested. https://docs.dapr.io/developing-applications/building-blocks...
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by verst 4y ago
Got a good laugh from this one. > GPT-NSFW is an N-gram model that was created using the same WebText dataset as GPT-2, but that is designed to generate NSFW text. The NSFW version of GPT-2 has shown great promise in generating NSFW text
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by verst 4y ago
This solution was developed by a SWE 2 candidate in the FAANG on-site interview loop. /s (Just joking but some interviews indeed feel that way)
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by verst 5y ago
In my neighborhood in Seattle all the Fiber cables hang on utility poles. Is that what you mean by aerial?
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by verst 5y ago
I literally ran into this 3 hours ago and couldn't figure out why. That explains it! Thanks for the insight!
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by verst 5y ago
True - I think it was 10 (or was it 7?) year of travel history, but I'm sure Iran would raise some flags.
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by verst 5y ago
You make it sound as if Americans wouldn't also be losing a lot of visa free privileges around the world. We absolutely would.
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by verst 5y ago
They ask that questions also during student or work visa issuance - and even during the greencard (adjustment of status) and naturalization processes. They don't ask it every time you enter with these visas or statuses however. But as

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