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by znpy 2mo ago
Man you’re spamming a lot lately
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by znpy 2mo ago
> Look at all the features supported here: > https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-createtable.html Unironcally, yesterday i was vibe-coding a small app for personal use using Django and was quite shoc
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by znpy 2mo ago
We did tun our own installation at work, supporting ~120 developers. A single vm, 8 cpu cores and 64gb memory, using ssd disks on a local vmware cluster. It worked okay but: 1. Was only exposed to the corporate network and some vpn connecti
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by znpy 2mo ago
8 dollar linux computers were a thing before riscv as well btw, i remember buying 50 chip computers (9$ at the time) for my university linux users group.
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by znpy 2mo ago
Clamiga reads a lot like chlamydia in other languages
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by znpy 2mo ago
Is theft event a thing without property?
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by znpy 2mo ago
Some things are just too specific to be coincidences imho
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How Ozempic Destroyed Fat Positivity [video](youtube.com)
4 points by znpy 2mo ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why don't we see ARM laptops from China?
5 points by znpy 2mo ago|4 comments
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by znpy 2mo ago
“We all know” is no meaningful proof though
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by znpy 2mo ago
> Maybe Apple should bring OS X Server back, with a rack like drawer. the last mac pro was rackable, and they discontinued it anyway.
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by znpy 2mo ago
This is a solved problem really. Just ship a statically compiled binary for each kernel/cpu (eg: linux/and64, linux/arm64). That’s what terraform and kubectl do, for example.
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by znpy 2mo ago
yes, that genocide has been known for years but china is a communist country so you won't see any protests in the streets.
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by znpy 2mo ago
Speaking as an Italian: during the pandemic and the immediate post-pandemic there was a huuuge trend of people moving back to the South because now with remote working they could effectively bring their job with them. Then the Government di
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by znpy 2mo ago
Because otherwise the question becomes: who decides who should be working and who should not? Why you should not be working and i should?
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by znpy 2mo ago
It can, but you have to know what you’re doing and you have to know it very well. Looking at the opposite extreme, the guy that originally wrote the windows task manager (the thing that popped put when you pressed ctrl+alt+canc) posted a vi
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by znpy 2mo ago
Nothing is
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by znpy 2mo ago
Technology does not create, it’s merely a tool. This technology will allow some/certain people to be as shitty ad they can be.
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by znpy 2mo ago
Most likely? Time. Using off the shelf software means you mostly design how to plumb things together and how to make them correct , safe and scalable. The things you mention, on the other hand, carry the same requirements but are also much
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by znpy 2mo ago
Indeed the best melatonin supplement i took was a small spray bottle where each hit was 500mg
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by znpy 2mo ago
Knowing what to do “wrt the code they write” is directly consequential to knowing what do at all, you proved the original point correct.
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by znpy 2mo ago
How naïve
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by znpy 2mo ago
Linux is not really meant to be used without swap memory. Any low memory situation will result in system freeze or stuff getting randomly terminated
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by znpy 2mo ago
I wonder how linux will actually perform in 8gb of memory. My (wild/uneducated) guess is that the nvme disk is replaceable because the system design implicitly assumes swap memory to be used constantly (hence burning through the disk
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by znpy 2mo ago
> They don't give a single shit about charity or helping the needy or community contributions or anything like that. Back when i was at amazon a senior (L6 at the time) engineer was working on adopting Rust in our codebase and found
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by znpy 2mo ago
> Somehow I suspect the author inherited money. Btw, from the author page: > Aaron Horwath is the director of AI operations at a creative technology company where he is focused on implementing AI in a way that supports both humans and
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by znpy 2mo ago
People vastly underestimate the savings a woman clipping coupons and cooking meals from scratch can bring.
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by znpy 2mo ago
I just thought… didn’t Intel start as a memory chip company? Couldn’t intel repurpose some of its fabs (maybe the old ones?) to produce memory? I’m no expert but… seems like an easy win?
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by znpy 2mo ago
Honest question: is this the first time this thing happens? Besides the AI craze, to me it sounds kinda reasonable. Most large buyers (apple, public clouds, OEMs) do forecasting and orders in advance, right?
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Calculus-free PID almost in a spreadsheet(hackaday.com)
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