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by znpy 1y ago
> In fact I would say this is basically everyone I know, the men are the ones being anti-natal while women want kids way earlier. This does not make sense. It's not men taking birth-control pills, plan-b and having abortions.
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by znpy 1y ago
> In modern relationships, men just want to work and come home to a cooked meal and clean house, but their wives are working just as many hours the men are. This absolutely isn't the reality I observe in my circle, but I acknowledge
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by znpy 1y ago
I'd say copium.
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by znpy 1y ago
> That's hilarious considering I did my senior project in Perl Same. Wrote a web application using Catalyst and a client for mobile phones using J2ME. Writing projects in obscure languages is the best way to avoid dumb professors&#x
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by znpy 1y ago
Which is what Grafana essentially did, and it's going great (as a company and as a suite of products, their stuff is incredibly good).
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by znpy 1y ago
> Here my problem with this: I don't want to be jumping an editor/IDE every 6 months, learning new key bindings and even more importantly, getting used to a completely new look. You're basically advocating for GNU Emacs:
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by znpy 1y ago
> A whole laptop for less than 400 USD is a great thing for the other half. I paid my "new" ThinkPad X13 Gen1 400 Euros + 29 euros for shipping, less than a month ago, from eBay. It comes with a 8c/16t ryzen cpu, a full-hd
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by znpy 1y ago
Ah nice, I’m installing that then
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by znpy 1y ago
I don't understand this article. Assuming the "spinnaker" it talks about is https://spinnaker.io/ how does it translate the move from virtualization to deployment? Is it being implied that Telefònica Germany
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by znpy 1y ago
Somebody should probably fork chromium. I remember when Firefox was getting traction, it had a killer feature: speed. A chromium fork could come with a simple killer feature: bringing back the possibility of blocking requests. I’m pretty su
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Ask HN: Anybody still into the "quantified self" thing in 2025?
5 points by znpy 1y ago|2 comments
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by znpy 1y ago
systemd-resolved is a godsend. I run, at home and at work, vpns and having a good way to configure split-horizon dns is incredibly useful. At a previous company we were able to ship a binary that would automatically configure a bunch of com
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by znpy 1y ago
I think that the issue here is the following: - you can charge money for things - anything that's not built with the "official compiler" is not "supported" I've interviewed for a junior embedded so
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Lenovo Bios Simulator Center(download.lenovo.com)
14 points by znpy 1y ago|0 comments
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by znpy 1y ago
Op is probably missing the point: 2400 requests/second is abysmally low on a modern 16 core cpu. At the very least go for FastCGI, for christ’s sake…
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by znpy 1y ago
> How would you guys properly measure that? I'm using smart plugs that have an open source firmware called tasmota. I can scrape the values using prometheus and can build dashboards with historical data.
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by znpy 1y ago
Weird number. I have one of those enterprise mini pc (think EliteDesk pro mini) with an i9 (8c/16t), 64gb ram and 1 nvme disk and it idles at ~2W. The measurement was done via a smart plug running tasmota (and the tasmota exporter) so
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by znpy 1y ago
The author could bring the company to court for license infringement, it's an easy case, they (the original author) could easily bring home some of those sweet sweet YC vc money.
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by znpy 1y ago
Dumb take if you ask me. “Applied AI” means keep being technologically dependent on other countries (in this context that would be US and China). This is the same business model of shutting down nuclear power plants and relying on cheap nat
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by znpy 1y ago
Post by AbbeFaria: I am an employee and stock holder both. Obviously, I would rather have a job than not but at the same time a significant portion of my personal wealth is in MSFT stocks. I have seen engineering teams at MSFT th
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Logic Gates Implemented in Microsoft Paint(github.com)
4 points by znpy 1y ago|0 comments
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by znpy 1y ago
> Apple's internal ML team has amazing output for the small amount of money they're given. You're probably missing the point. The output is certainly good when compared to the number of people involved. But if you need &qu
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by znpy 1y ago
Sysadmin here ("cloud engineer" is what's in my contract). > Which tools do you use to evaluate your LLMs and agents in production? None for my work. I still use LLMs from time to time to generate boring terraform code or
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by znpy 1y ago
> Apple does their own language model development and worst case could host eg Qwen or Deepseek. That would be an absolutely insane waste of cash. At those levels you don't buy other companies to only get the tech, you also acqui-hi
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by znpy 1y ago
I wasn’t referring to the original project, but to what would effectively turn into a fork of the kernel. But i just realised this is a non issue: anything including gpl-licensed software is automatically gpl software itsef as the gpl is a
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by znpy 1y ago
> If the Derived Work includes material licensed under the GPL, You may instead license the Derived Work under the GPL. I don’t think unilaterally changing license is legal. If i include the linux kernel in my derivative work, can i chan
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by znpy 1y ago
> A perfect example of creating problems out of nowhere. Agreed. It's still a homelab, the author just doesn't seem to like the term.
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by znpy 1y ago
> They successfully weaponized open source by giving something for free and clawing back step by step (i.e. closing open source VSCode plugins), and leaving parts which does drowns competitors most effectively open. And that's why p
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by znpy 1y ago
Oracle has been not profiting at all but has also been pretty much neutral on the use of the Javascript trademark. "Developer communities" tend to create issues out of thin air, and that I don't like. In this case I'm si
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by znpy 1y ago
> The original parallel port and even ISA interface seemed so simple by comparison, with less layers of abstraction. Just run a wire, and write to a port. All those layers of abstraction is likely what allows us to hook up a single wire

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