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by xxpor 3y ago
But that's a big part of why the US is as successful as it is. A culture against corruption. It's very hard to get rid of it once it entrenches itself, which is why people complain about it.
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by xxpor 3y ago
FWIW Nat Friedman says this is just completely false. https://twitter.com/natfriedman/status/1712140497127342404
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by xxpor 3y ago
$90 of inference time a month is... a lot. Are people just generating code in vscode to cause calls to copilot or something?
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by xxpor 3y ago
I was hoping this would mine literal stats graphs for anomaly detection
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by xxpor 3y ago
From the google doc link: >There has been no ruling yet on whether any form of caste-based discrimination or harassment had in fact occurred.
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by xxpor 3y ago
PDT is extremely standard? http://www.timezoneconverter.com/cgi-bin/zoneinfo.tzc?s=defa... Granted, I think everything should always be a UTC offset, but I'm also weird.
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by xxpor 3y ago
That's when you start throwing around terms like "CFR" and "Inspector General"
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by xxpor 3y ago
That's how New Jersey IDs worked until 9/11 too.
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by xxpor 3y ago
They're probably right within the EU tbh
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by xxpor 3y ago
Lisdexamphetamine decreased your BP? That's pretty wild. I specifically have to take by BP before my doctor's appointments to monitor it from going too high. This seemed like SOP for my doc.
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by xxpor 3y ago
Ah, I was thinking OpenSBI was more like the ME for RISC-V, I probably should have googled it.
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by xxpor 3y ago
Does that mean RISC-V doesn't support ACPI at all, even in theory?
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by xxpor 3y ago
For linux kernel code, you can use elixir, so it'll at least be linked to a specific version. You can use an LTS version if you want the code to have at least some staying power. https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/la
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by xxpor 3y ago
If your ISP doesn't do PD with v6, their implementation sucks. Even my crappy 6rd setup from CenturyLink gives me iirc an entire /48.
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by xxpor 3y ago
I assume HEXA isn't a drone then? There's legit (well, at least regulations) reasons why they'd need GPS for that. But if it's ground based that's silly.
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by xxpor 3y ago
pre-terminated fiber is also so damn cheap on a marginal per-ft basis, that I just bought a bunch of I-know-this-is-way-too-long runs and I spent <$10 more than I would have if I bought in bulk and applied the connectors myself.
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by xxpor 3y ago
It turns out the way to grow the ec2 business is to get existing companies into the cloud - not just brand new startups. They all have to integrate with on prem networks, which necessitates VPC.
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by xxpor 3y ago
A rebuttal https://www.armscontrolwonk.com/archive/1218663/errors-in-po...
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by xxpor 3y ago
100 gig, that's considered cute nowadays. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-amazon-ec2-p5-instances... 3.2 terabits.
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by xxpor 3y ago
Have they added lz4 and xz as well?
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by xxpor 3y ago
TIL, I was thrown off by the fact that it's a GmbH into thinking they were German.
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by xxpor 3y ago
This completely misses what the SAP business actually entails. No one runs "SAP". They run "SAP as customized for business X". That customization costs millions of dollars. It encodes every little specific thing about t
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by xxpor 3y ago
So the US was lobbying for the action that would advance US interests? No way!
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by xxpor 3y ago
Given you can get a relatively fast 4G connection in Deadhorse, AK ( https://www.google.com/maps/place/Deadhorse,+Prudhoe+Bay,+AK... ), it's pretty crazy that there's still places with 2G only connectivity
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by xxpor 3y ago
It's not really computationally expensive, it's memory expensive. You need per connection state.
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by xxpor 3y ago
I hope this doesn't end up like a physics equivalent to Fermat's Last Theorem
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by xxpor 3y ago
It took me way too long to see that the cars are driving on the right, so this is Cambridge MA, not Cambridge UK.
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by xxpor 3y ago
The quick summary is VirtualBox vs kvm/qemu is a classic commercial product vs open source comparison. Without going too deep into the actual architecture, VirtualBox is much easier to get started with (although check out something lik
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by xxpor 3y ago
One catch would be the use of lead would restrict the use cases fairly heavily
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by xxpor 3y ago
you'd have to separate out compiling and linking at a bare minimum to get even a semi accurate model. plus a lot of userspace is c++, which is much, much slower.

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