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by zokier 2y ago
UTC doesn't stop us from having that, UTC seconds tick at SI rate. The thing that makes UTC special is that minutes might have 59-61 seconds each. But if you have stopwatch just counting seconds then leap seconds do not make any diff
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by zokier 2y ago
At least on my completely unoptimized desktop, majority of boot time is already spent in UEFI firmware, not in kernel or userspace startup. So realistically there is limited opportunity to optimize the boot times.
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by zokier 2y ago
It's curious that despite trains and rail networks being a perennial nerdy favorite, the simulation game selection feels somewhat limited. For example is there any that simulate real-world signaling systems, such as ETCS or it's n
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by zokier 2y ago
here is trivial program to dump dents to stdout, suitable for shell pipelines. example usage `./getdents64 . | xargs -0 printf "%q\n"` #define _GNU_SOURCE #include <dirent.h> #include <fcntl.h> #
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by zokier 2y ago
I wonder if anyone has implemented kernel module or smth to limit filenames to sane set. Just ensuring that they are valid utf8 and do not contain any non-printables would be huge improvement. Sure some niche applications might break so its
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by zokier 2y ago
Except it doesn't have anything to do with blender.org Blender. previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34379892
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by zokier 2y ago
Tbh I'm happy to see any new OS thats not just yet another heavily unix-inspired clone. We desperately need more fresh ideas in the OS world
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by zokier 2y ago
Another similar "hidden but intuitive" property is higher order geometric curvature continuity. For example squircles/superellipses have more smoothly changing curve than naive rounded rectangle, or industrial design using Gn
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by zokier 2y ago
This whole article and discussion reminds me of the key idea that physics is a model and map is not the territory. Reality is just its own thing, to me it seems pointless to debate if something is really wave or particle or quubaz, the ques
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by zokier 2y ago
Considering that Rust is the most hyped language (and e.g. topping SO surveys) out there, and I definitely would not call many things in Rust simple, I wouldn't be worried about simplicity being overly dominant
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by zokier 2y ago
Neat project, but hate the branding. Android is Linux. I think it's really important to recognize that. Linux is not just not the one traditional POSIX style system, it's a platform to build all sorts of systems, including Andro
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by zokier 2y ago
Isn't this just same as sssd? You got daemon with various backends, and then nss wrapper lib to query that daemon.
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by zokier 2y ago
Why classic full-fat fast-ethernet (base-tx) instead of single-pair ethernet (base-t1 or t1l/t1s) if you are targeting embedded use?
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by zokier 2y ago
> It has long felt weird that we have so recursively many layers of management and navigation: the OS juggling multiple terminals, tmux juggling multiple shells, and neovim juggling multiple windows Tbh that's why I'm not a fan
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by zokier 2y ago
Maybe USDA (openusd ascii format)?
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by zokier 2y ago
I wish people gushing on ML code generation would familiarize themselves with SW development history bit more. For example the introduction of SEQUEL (predecessor of SQL) paper is worth reading, its just few pages: https://web.ar
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by zokier 2y ago
OpenUSD is probably the closest thing in terms of scene description? You have both Python Api and human-readable ascii format
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by zokier 2y ago
> For example, this is how they calibrate the camera on the robotic arm of the Mars rover. I'm pretty confident that all cameras used in space exploration missions have been thoroughly characterized on Earth labs before launch. For
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by zokier 2y ago
And big part why everything is going through 443 is because of overzealous netadmins blocking everything else.
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by zokier 2y ago
> Set up a guest network to enable internet connection for your guests and for your IoT devices. I would definitely recommend separating guest and iot networks, iot is usually pretty weak (the S in IoT stands for security) so they need a
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by zokier 2y ago
> Routers are responsible for forwarding messages (data packets) between devices within a network For official document, this seems particularly confused definition. In IP networks, routers route packets between different networks, not w
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by zokier 2y ago
Not saying that this technique doesn't have any use, but the example scenario is pretty weak. Why not just send s3 link to the analysts s3://robotaxi-inc/daily-ride-data/*.parquet Or just the query: S
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by zokier 2y ago
Arguably native drawing should be faster than going through terminal subsystem, all other things being equal.
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by zokier 2y ago
A brick is very simple and very secure. Some might say practically unhackable.
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by zokier 2y ago
itertools and more-itertools are two different libs
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by zokier 2y ago
Its basically building block for Docker Desktop replacements. The "adopters" section is informative, you got podman-desktop and finch there.
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by zokier 2y ago
IBM has full stack of various rule-based stuff, e.g. https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/odm/8.12.0?topic=modes-reteplus-...
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by zokier 2y ago
Well over a decade after publication of RPKI it has been deployed at only 22% of US networks https://observatory.manrs.org/ There is no justification for that not to be 100% at this point. With this data at hand, can you re
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by zokier 2y ago
Internet community has had plenty of time and opportunity to self-organize sufficient security measures. The need for security has been long recognized, and it's understandable that powers that be are getting impatient. While obviously
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by zokier 2y ago
It is interesting to see where MiSTer community will be going, the DE-10 Nano board that forms the core of the system is very long on the tooth and also quite expensive for what it is. But for ecosystem as complex as MiSTer shifting platfor

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