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Ubuntu to adopt ntpd-rs as the default time synchronization client and server(trifectatech.org)
2 points by vsgherzi 7mo ago|0 comments
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by vsgherzi 7mo ago
Interesting so you’re pulling the audio from tidal’s old api. Perhaps a little dubious on the legality side but hey maybe don’t leave the api open :)
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by vsgherzi 7mo ago
the project mentions the github but I can't seem to find it, any links?
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by vsgherzi 7mo ago
These don’t seem comparable to me. The sr 71 was never meant to be mass produced or to head to head against a mig. The sr71 didn’t even have any guns it’s a spy plane. The sr 71 accomplished its goal with flying colors and spotted nuclear t
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by vsgherzi 7mo ago
Interesting thanks
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by vsgherzi 7mo ago
This seems unfair. You can choose to enable the vpn or not. Free vpns are notoriously awful and ad ridden. Mozilla is providing a genuine high quality free vpn. Many parts of the world experience censorship and don’t have the means to purch
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by vsgherzi 7mo ago
is this a cpu that's meant for AI training or is it more for serving inference? I don't quite get why I would want to buy an arm CPU over a nvidia GPU for ai applications.
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by vsgherzi 7mo ago
I understand the anger but I wouldn't go as far as that last part... the GFW is the ultimate censorship tool. For the record I run tp-link aps
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by vsgherzi 7mo ago
Some projects like to vendor their dependencies so they don’t have to rely on the supply chain staying up and can create hermetic builds. Of course this prevents you from getting security updates and bug fixes but that’s the trade off. I kn
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by vsgherzi 7mo ago
I’m assuming you’re referring to an async runtime like tokio. In my option the dependency problem exists with or without tokio. Tokio is probably one of the best dependencies
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by vsgherzi 7mo ago
Yeah I’m in the same boat here I really don’t like the dependency sprawl of rust. I understand there’s tradeoffs but I really wanna make sure we don’t end up like npm
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by vsgherzi 7mo ago
Y E S. I’m tired of hearing about child proofing the internet. We need a solution that’s not enforcing age or id verification on the os or internet itself like meta is pushing. We need better solutions and we should fight draconian enforcem
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Ask HN: How does HN do updates?
2 points by vsgherzi 7mo ago|2 comments
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by vsgherzi 7mo ago
Modern web dev is ridiculous. Most websites are an ad ridden tracking hellacape. Seeing sites like hn where lines of js are taken seriously is a godsend. Make the web less bloated.
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
a lot of people seem to not understand what used to go into running chrome on arm64 devices, this blog goes over it pretty well https://www.da.vidbuchanan.co.uk/blog/netflix-on-asahi.html
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
is there a way to get the memory tester he mentioned? Is it open source? Once Ram goes bad is there a way or recovering it or is it toasted forever?
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
Could you expand on the firmware stuff? Do they have bad practices on the firmware?
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
could you expand on this a little? As far as I know it's a bug in rustc gcc and llvm if the outputs are not deterministic
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California forcing age verification on every operating system(leginfo.legislature.ca.gov)
2 points by vsgherzi 8mo ago|2 comments
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
What’s wrong with the plaintext login if it’s https ? What’s the standard for that now ?
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
In spite of no totalitarian government and things like environmental regulations the US still is able to be one of the most innovative nations on the planet. I don't think we need those things to be able to have manufacturing in the un
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
What you're describing literally is us losing it. We lost in the market. Price was above all for the market and we didn't adapt and lost. I agree with the point you're trying to make but we did lose it in the sense that we do
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
Why is that the only way to accomplish that? We'll have to restart manufacturing while also keeping wages livable and the work the US does competitive. As I said above we'll just have to be more revolutionary than the manufacturin
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
we don't have to entirely replace Chinese manufacturing to build back American manufacturing that's a false dichotomy.To compete we'll just have to be more revolutionary than the manufacturing industry already is.
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
man what I would give for one of those servers
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
Of course I do. Competition can only be good here.
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
Just as manufacturing in China took time manufacturing in the US will take time. The US has lost much of its skilled labor and mom and pop parts shop. If we have any hope of re-invigorating this some large company is going to have to bite
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
Is no one else interested in the "assemble advanced AI servers, including logic boards produced onsite, which are then used in Apple data centers in the U.S." in the pictures? Are they using nvidia GPUS? Their own silicon? Is ther
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
I think you’re missing the point a little friendo, it’s not that electron is bad it’s that electron itself is an abstraction for cross platform support. If code can be generated for free then the question is why do we need this to begin wit
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by vsgherzi 8mo ago
The blocking of VPNs is despicable. I love mullvad but hate that most sites block mullvad ips until i get lucky with one of the relays. Either way love what they do and hope they win. The forced demonetization of users is ridiculous. This w

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