whatevaa

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by whatevaa 9mo ago
You have one developer. He gets hit by a bus. Now you are fucked. Having at least several people in critical role helps protect against busses.
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by whatevaa 9mo ago
And won't that allow pingscans?
93.
by whatevaa 9mo ago
Few people care about exposing a server in the first place, even fewer care about multiple servers on a single port.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
If you don't bend your knee to a "king", you are a bully? What sort of messed up thinking is that?
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
But not python.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
Still need someone to do unthankful work, in which many are not interested, naturally.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
Careful with random ATMs, some are scamtms.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
That is so fucked up.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
5 miles for groceries is ridiculous statement, you will not get any support with such stance. It's like 1h 30m walk one way. Day doesn't have infinite time, and people with families will need significant amount of food.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
No, everybody treats speed limit as expected speed as long as conditions allows it.
101.
by whatevaa 10mo ago
A bit ironic that HN did not resolve.
102.
by whatevaa 10mo ago
Yeah, p2p is fine only with friends, people you know, otherwise it's like posting your private address for everybody to see.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
How do you punch trough firewalls? You have to manually open them, punching through firewall would be a firewall vulnerability.
104.
by whatevaa 10mo ago
I'm in Europe. My country ISPs have actually too many ipv4 addresses so zero ipv6 support at any of them.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
Not everything supports remoting well. For example, many IDE's. Unless you run RDP, with whole graphical session on remote. Also, having to buy two computers also costs money. It makes sense to use 1 for both use cases if you have to b
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
Definetly not dog slow as long as your gpu is x16.
107.
by whatevaa 10mo ago
The spirit of open source doesn't account for garbage scrappers using mass botnets.
108.
by whatevaa 10mo ago
Hi, Russian propaganda.
109.
by whatevaa 10mo ago
More ewaste. I have first one, chasis/screen good, hardware shit, software unsupported. Abandoned by everybody. Collecting dust.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
https://youtu.be/n8kSGH4I8Ps?si=_zN-vfS95gHTgejw It's a combination of internal and external factors. Internally - wasting water and overpumping underground water table. Externally - climate change and Afghanistan damm
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
Core arch linux doesn't support it, it's an offshoot.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
CUDA is not hard to replicate, but the network effects make it very hard to break trough with new product. Just like with everything when network effeft applies.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
DLSS Transformer models are pretty good. Framegen can be useful but has niche applications dure to latency increase and artifacts. Global illumination can be amazing but also pretty niche as it's very expensive and comes with artifacts
114.
by whatevaa 10mo ago
They will constrain supply before exiting. It's just not smart exiting, you can stop developing and it will be a trickle, also will work as insurance in case AI flops.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
Linus famously was quite strict and cursed quite a bit when somebody pissed him off with stupidity.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
I can use text based API's (like with JSON) with nothing else but text editor and curl. No other tooling actually required. Meanwhile if binary protocol tooling in your stack sucks, then it just sucks. Had the joy of implementing calli
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
You just said it. You had to become compiler maintainer to make it good enough.
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by whatevaa 10mo ago
Json doesn't support comments specifically to not allow parsing directives, that means less customization. More customization of interoperability protocols is not always a good thing.
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by whatevaa 11mo ago
Steam installer once had 'rm rf /' bug because bash variable was unset. Not even quoting will help you. This was before preserve root flag.
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by whatevaa 11mo ago
Had nothing but problems with xorg every time I tried linux desktop. Screen tearing by default on every install was a given. x11 is nowhere near replacement for wayland. It's great that people will maintain it themselves instead of rel

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