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   Nvidia says its ‘proprietary information’ is being leaked by hackers(theverge.com)

   2 points by zekrioca 5y ago|0 comments
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   What Are the Greenest Programming Languages?(medium.com)

   6 points by zekrioca 5y ago|4 comments
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   by zekrioca 5y ago

   'I can confirm that life is very good without Facebook,' a French minister quipped after Meta warned it might pull its services from Europe [1]. [1] https://www.businessinsider.com/confirm-life-very-good-witho...
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   by zekrioca 5y ago

   > Why recompile to android, when you can virtualize? Performance?
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   by zekrioca 5y ago

   And I think your team did not think through before implementing your product. The GDPR and its consequences have been discussed for a very long time. And the product even managed to get locked into Azure.
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   by zekrioca 5y ago

   Why no words about WebAssembly/WASM?
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   by zekrioca 5y ago

   I don’t even understand your metrics
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   by zekrioca 5y ago

   Nice. I hope they ever meet M to share their experiences and invisible interconnections.
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   by zekrioca 5y ago

   1 foot per ns.. that really confuses me.. Why not something simpler such as 300000 km/s? :)
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    Maybe per-container profiling?
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    I wish I’ve found these website when I started using internet :/
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    Yeah, happened to me as well..
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    Tried using Nix on my aarch64-darwin and it did not work. Saw many github issues around, trying this [1], this [2], and that, but it did not work. Tried Homebrew and it worked like a charm. [1] https://github.com/NixOS/
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    You would be impressed by LXD. If you ever needs LXC containers working together as in a cluster, try it out.
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    Yes, I do think they should have chosen a better name than "LXD". It really confuses itself with LXC, specially so because all of its commands start with "lxc"..
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    BlackBerry to sell patents related to mobile devices, messaging for $600M(finance.yahoo.com)

    2 points by zekrioca 5y ago|0 comments
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    It is really crazy times, sometimes even on HN.
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    The fact that there exist articles like this one should already answer your question.
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    IMF urges El Salvador to ditch Bitcoin as legal tender(ft.com)

    2 points by zekrioca 5y ago|0 comments
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    [flagged]
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    I think Linux containers (LXC) are not only for applications, so that's why they are often called "system containers". They are also useful when one wants to 'just' emulate a whole OS without actually emulating a wh
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    What is the real problem underlying such crimes?
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    Nvidia Research Plots a Course to Multiple Multichip GPU Engines(nextplatform.com)

    3 points by zekrioca 5y ago|0 comments
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    Google Trains 280B Parameter AI Language Model Gopher(infoq.com)

    4 points by zekrioca 5y ago|0 comments
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    (2020)
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    The Debian Logo(old.reddit.com)

    10 points by zekrioca 5y ago|0 comments
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    That’s some “anxiety”. Up to a point it was understandable though :)
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    > If someone uses a lot of acronyms, complexity, and jargon to explain something to you, they probably don’t understand it. It also somehow frame someone who maybe so deeply involved in a subject that, although understanding everything a
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    I do miss these early days of Uber/AirBnB.
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    by zekrioca 5y ago

    I agree with you, but given that overall comments in here seem to agree with the article, I guess this is a two-way problem.