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zekrioca
5y ago
Which in turn, reminds of this paper [1] (from someone who previously worked at Facebook). TLDR; Metastable failures occur in open systems with an uncontrolled source of load where a trigger causes the system to enter a bad state that persi
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zekrioca
5y ago
The well regards for GNU and RMS in the Latin world is due to the strong philosophy against closed software, specially from MS. During most of the 90's and beginnings of 2000's, M$ would force their expensive licenses in governmen
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zekrioca
5y ago
It says a lot without saying anything meaningful.
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zekrioca
5y ago
Maybe we could use software for emulating such sensors.
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zekrioca
5y ago
All these software depend on proprietary interfaces (Intel RAPL (oldest), Nvidia, Android..) Wondering how to do the same for RPi’s?
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zekrioca
5y ago
I missed the deadline and didn’t know this site was an aggregator. If a moderator reopens to updates, I can do it.
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Face ID stops working if you replace the iPhone 13 screen with 3rd-party repair
(newztrends.com)
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zekrioca
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zekrioca
5y ago
At least on Firefox, the reader button allows one to read the full article if it is triggered before the pay-wall pops up on your screen. I know someone will fix this behavior, but this trick works on quite some websites :)
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zekrioca
5y ago
Thanks for clarifying, I haven’t seen it previously.
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zekrioca
5y ago
Oops, yes, LXC.
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zekrioca
5y ago
They do mention "Waydroid uses Linux namespaces (user, pid, uts, net, mount, ipc) to run a full…" [see main page] when in fact they simply use LXD, which uses all these features. Besides, it is a project dependency, which is not m
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zekrioca
5y ago
I do not know why they do not give credits, nor mention that they use LXC behind the scenes [1]. [1] https://github.com/waydroid/waydroid/blob/bullseye/tools/hel...
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zekrioca
5y ago
I agree! I’m actually thankful for your hint, since I am in need!
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zekrioca
5y ago
A little ugly I have to say.. But if you are looking for comfort, yes :)
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The Internet of Humans
(proofofhumanity.id)
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zekrioca
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You have to see it as a way to enable applications to inform and steer the kernel towards their scheduling policies. For instance, one of these policies could very well be the current Completely Fair Scheduler (CFS) Linux already uses[1]. A
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zekrioca
5y ago
So would people living in Palestine.
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zekrioca
5y ago
Except that houses are not the same as countries.
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zekrioca
5y ago
One should think about archiving and being able to reproduce code consistently before ditching technologies like Apple does.
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Open sourcing DynoYARN A simulation and testing infrastructure for YARN clusters
(engineering.linkedin.com)
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zekrioca
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You may do some more research [1]. [1] http://www.barrelfish.org/
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zekrioca
5y ago
Read parent's (emphasis mine): > Even without sparsification, AVX-512 CPUs are far more cost-effective for inference .
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zekrioca
5y ago
That's exactly how ChromeOS works.
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2021 Tesla Model S Plaid Review
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5y ago
From original comment: > he had been busted for using a fake ID at a bar to buy booze when he was a minor.
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zekrioca
5y ago
True, and I agree. However parent’s requirements mentioned Docker.
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zekrioca
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One can create a cluster of system containers with LXD, as opposed to local application containers (podman).
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zekrioca
5y ago
Why not?
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zekrioca
5y ago
Have you ever tried cloning the repo and building it? It is easier than you think..
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zekrioca
5y ago
Sometimes, it takes days for some authors to reply. When you do research, it is a bit like going deeper and deeper in citations. Sci-hub fix this, specially to universities in developing countries.
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