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by zokier 2y ago
I don't think interfaces like ASGI/WSGI etc are that similar to FastCGI. The crucial difference is that FastCGI is a protocol, something you need to do IO for and crucially something you need to parse. In contrast ASGI etc by virt
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by zokier 2y ago
In what sense do you mean support? buck2 is afaik completely language agnostic, you can use it to drive any compilers/tools you want?
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by zokier 2y ago
I find the dismissal of buck2 pretty shallow. Most of the world is not already heavily invested to bazel, so compatibility is imho overstated; I don't see it being that far-fetched for something like buck2 to leapfrog bazel. That being
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by zokier 2y ago
> just the syntax becomes unreadable rather quickly. I’m sure you could build a nicer regular-expression syntax in Haskell. Of course regular expressions are really more of a category of expressions, and the traditional kleene star notat
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by zokier 2y ago
Sure, chroot can be useful in a pinch, but it would not be the first thing I'd reach to. If you got the partitions mounted, you can already do quite a lot of things without needing to chroot.
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by zokier 2y ago
OP did explicitly mention startup time as one of their criteria though
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by zokier 2y ago
Personally I'm really tired of all these language specific package managers. I just don't feel that is the right direction, stuff like nix seem like much better approach.
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by zokier 2y ago
Python startup times suck though. On my system `python3 -c 'print("hello world")'` takes 60-70ms. In contrast equivalents with bash or lua both are in 1-2ms range. The difference is definitely noticeable.
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by zokier 2y ago
I'm confused, can't you accomplish the same effect with simple gradient (+ offset)?
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by zokier 2y ago
Can't you just throw such frames into additional IFDs or SubIFDs?
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by zokier 2y ago
I think it would be cute to also use 8 pin SPI flash chip instead of SD card for storage.
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by zokier 2y ago
Personally I think beyond T450 generation, i.e. over 10 years old systems, you are starting to make pretty severe compromises. T440 generation had really bad Trackpoint setup, and older hardware starts to lose features. Random stuff that T4
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by zokier 2y ago
They implemented their own cgroups-like thing with fuse https://github.com/InitWare/CGrpFS
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by zokier 2y ago
Identity verification is not that far fetched these days. For europeans you got eIDAS and related tech, some other places have similar stuff, for rest of world you can do video based id checks. There are plenty of providers that handle this
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by zokier 2y ago
multimedia content vs articles . It's easy to see how bad scraping of videos and images pushes bandwidth up more than just scraping articles. The resource consuming traffic is clearly explained in the linked post: > This means th
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by zokier 2y ago
Lot's of these issues seem to be not specific to distributed systems and also impact local single-node systems. Notable example is postgresql fsyncgate, or how mail servers in the past struggled (iirc that was one of the cases where re
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by zokier 2y ago
The LED datasheet has Typical normalized power vs. wavelength graph (figure 1h) https://otmm.lumileds.com/adaptivemedia/832eef99dd3139f98fa9...
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by zokier 2y ago
> These lamps have two spectral peaks: a narrow peak in the blue range, around 450 nm, a broader peak in the green, centered around 580 nm. That greenish peak falls off sharply, and has almost no energy in the red end Check figure 1h in
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by zokier 2y ago
It's bit curious that traditionally UNIX systems did not run local DNS resolver daemons and instead the resolv.conf (and nsswitch.conf) persisted for so long. In addition to potentially simplifying configuration, having a daemon would
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by zokier 2y ago
Googling around I see lot of work around this topic. One example is "Moonshot" project from Janet/Géant and the closely related abfab ietf wg
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by zokier 2y ago
I don't love this. > Unfortunately, while ID Tokens do include identity claims like name, organization, and email address, they do not include the user’s public key. This prevents them from being used to directly secure protocols li
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by zokier 2y ago
> The appeal of C is that you're just operating on raw memory ... why everything has an address, or why pointer arithmetic is so natural That is just an illusion to trip unsuspecting programmers who have false mental models. Pointer
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by zokier 2y ago
Of course if you are really interested you can just buy a box of green-bar paper. It's still in mass-production. E.g. Staples carries it https://www.staples.com/Staples-Green-Bar-Computer-Paper-14-... The inks probably
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by zokier 2y ago
Why post at all if you don't want to write the comment yourself?
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by zokier 2y ago
Without any sort of additional information this seems like just random assortment of colors author happened to like. This sort of article would be much more valuable if it had information how the specific color values were produced.
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by zokier 2y ago
https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/syst...
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by zokier 2y ago
> I don't think the top one could be an overexposed earth because we're obviously looking at the earth's dark side It's Earth. Venus is also visible as small dot.
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by zokier 2y ago
At 170 watts? Unlikely that there are many monitors with that level of USB-PD.
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by zokier 2y ago
Shortest day where I currently live has 5h49min of daylight. My childhood home had full month of no daylight. You definitely have shortage of daylight as you move towards poles.
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by zokier 2y ago
It's bit silly to say that they shrink SoC when the new chip is exactly the same package as their previous generation from few years ago.

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