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by zelly 6y ago
Remove the emojis please
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by zelly 6y ago
I could never see buying something like this even for $2k because by the time the investment pays for itself the tech would be outdated.
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by zelly 6y ago
> As far as I know that same company still keeps their passwords in a spreadsheet. They've had several costly security incidents over the years. Because of the password spreadsheet?
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by zelly 6y ago
Deciding how to schedule the model training seems to be the easiest possible part of such a system.
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by zelly 6y ago
If you don't need IE support and only care about modern browsers... <script type="module">
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by zelly 6y ago
systemd even had a type of container system (I think predating docker by a few years) but no one used it https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Systemd-nspawn
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by zelly 6y ago
Bzl is the most advanced build system on earth tbh. I have yet to see anything that compares for large-scale C++ development.
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by zelly 6y ago
1. search 2. protocol buffers rest is vaporware
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by zelly 6y ago
It violates the old school UNIX Philosophy of (1) simple standalone tools (2) text as the universal interface. (1) systemd is a monolith that aspires to do almost everything from booting to networking to sound. It's in many ways a Kube
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by zelly 6y ago
Then they shouldn't be going through the kernel at all. FreeBSD will still be slower than accessing the NIC directly via DPDK.
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by zelly 6y ago
I've had this problem. It comes and goes randomly. Finally someone said something.
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by zelly 6y ago
No, but Zcash does
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by zelly 6y ago
The Feds archive all encrypted communication, including supposedly untraceable Monero ring signatures, so that they can decrypt it sometime in the future when they have (and they will at some point) a strong enough quantum or a cryptanalyti
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by zelly 6y ago
https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/338 https://www.khronos.org/sycl/
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by zelly 6y ago
Ham radio fixes Bitcoin
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by zelly 6y ago
The internet is not decentralized. The internet is controlled by the government to the same extent that money systems are centralized and controlled by the government. Maybe more actually. Ham radio allows for communication without the inte
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by zelly 6y ago
Sorry I missed that. If it were legal, I'd assume there'd be a law making it illegal within a few days.
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by zelly 6y ago
It would have to use some type of "untraceable" cryptocurrency like Monero because of that way to expose the hitman. Using traceable money (e.g. dollars in bank accounts or Bitcoin), the police can just plainly see the destination
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by zelly 6y ago
The best darknet hit-for-hire idea I've seen is the one that uses a prediction market. You publicly bet $500k that Joe is not going to die in 1 week. Whoever takes the other side of that bet has an interest in making Joe die. (Assume t
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by zelly 6y ago
But then it wouldn't have made the first page
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by zelly 6y ago
Yes, we should have a national politburo assign funds to Rust development. Although most of private industry (proles) disagrees, us in the Administration believe that Rust is superior. The proles--ahem I mean programmers with jobs--keep cau
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by zelly 6y ago
gcc can still be bootstraped from just an assembler and linker[1] with very few binaries you have to trust and it is possible on comoddity hardware. Bootstrapping Rust is so difficult that adding it to Linux would for all purposes eliminate
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by zelly 6y ago
Every language that goes all-in on type safety (Haskell, OCaml, F#, Scala) ends up being too hard to actually use in day-to-day programming. But people publicly say that they prefer it so as to not signal that they themselves find it too di
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by zelly 6y ago
What illusion are you talking about?
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by zelly 6y ago
The push for Rust is coming from above, top-down. Watch what programmers do, not say. They prefer Go to Rust because it compiles fast.
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by zelly 6y ago
To bootstrap Rustc you have to compile every single version. Say goodbye to reproducible builds. Say goodbye to civilians with cheap laptops being able to compile their kernel.
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by zelly 6y ago
C++ people don't do CRUD webshit. C++ is for compilers, HFT, machine learning, browsers, search engines, robotics. When C++ touches "the web" it's in the form of something like Envoy or HAProxy, not exactly application l
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by zelly 6y ago
How would the contract know that the job is completed? Ethereum contracts can only access events on the chain itself. There is no way to go out to the network and, say, ping the new Pi, because there is no way to cryptographically verify th
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by zelly 6y ago
> Raspberry Pi is way underpowered to run any SaaS on. Depends. Here's a random SaaS which I assume is making money: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/11984 A URL shortening service. Yeah, I'm thinking
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by zelly 6y ago
If you absolutely must, I would go for a well-recognized ccTLD like .AI or .IO or .CO. Avoid all the new gTLDs like the plague. If it's a commercial endeavor, I would urge you to get a dotcom and get creative with the name. A long-ugly

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