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by zokier 10mo ago
With such confidence in your comment, I'm sure you can point out many successful precedents for such cases.
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by zokier 10mo ago
> military aircraft get a free-pass to break FAA regulations Because FAA regulations literally do not apply to military aircraft. FAA regulates civilian aviation.
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by zokier 10mo ago
tbh this feels lot like people throwing Drake equation around. You put in whatever random numbers together and you can get any result you want.
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by zokier 10mo ago
That would be LiquidRust without the hyphen https://publikationen.bibliothek.kit.edu/1000152005 or flux https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3591283
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by zokier 10mo ago
polkit
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by zokier 10mo ago
Here is the scene in browser. Runs plenty smooth on my 5 year old computer. https://splatter.app/s/lzs-xtl
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by zokier 10mo ago
On the other hand nvme has been around for >10 years (since z97 from 2014 I guess).
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by zokier 10mo ago
Problem is that you only get pitiful amount of m2 slots in mainstream motherboards.
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by zokier 10mo ago
On a 8051 microcontroller afaik with some crypto acceleration. Stuff like Jazelle came couple of years later.
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by zokier 11mo ago
At what point was that true? For example right now ec2 has granite rapids cpus available which are very much the latest and greatest from intel.
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by zokier 11mo ago
They list what specific cpus you get for each instance type, see eg https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ec2/latest/instancetypes/gp.html
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by zokier 11mo ago
At this point I think they just assume that everyone who cares already know that graviton=arm
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by zokier 11mo ago
Of course cloth sims of varying fidelity are everywhere. Even games have had cloth sims for decades at this point. But it is also something that remains a research problem how to do efficiently and with good results; pretty much every year
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by zokier 11mo ago
I think the proper litmus test for these newfangled source available licenses is if the company is willing to operate under the terms of the license, or are they carving out special position for themselves as the copyright holder. In almost
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by zokier 11mo ago
> That may be what S3 is like, but what the S3 API is is this: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/service/s3 > My browser prints that out to 413 pages with a naive print preview. You c
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by zokier 11mo ago
DoQ is better than either dot/doh
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by zokier 11mo ago
The article mentions dynamic memory sizing as one of the benefits of WSL2 over traditional VMs, but afaik Hyper-V supports that on normal Linux VMs too. WSLg is genuinely pretty nifty, but for command-line stuff WSL2 imho doesn't reall
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by zokier 11mo ago
> The next was in 2008 on Phoenix 's Mars Descent Imager, but in integration testing a bug was discovered that made the Descent Imager risky to use, so that was never activated. And on all the rovers since then a microphone wasn&#x2
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by zokier 11mo ago
I feel there is very little calculation going on in the design. To be useful like pascaline you'd need at least some convenient way to input numbers.
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by zokier 11mo ago
I'm annoyed that Postel didn't deprecate .com/.net/.org after ccTLDs were introduced. Would have made DNS so much cleaner and at least have a chance of making the hierarchy/tld somewhat meaningful.
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by zokier 11mo ago
Or just `apt install default-jdk-headless` and move on with your life
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by zokier 11mo ago
For 64 bit timekeeping arguably for lots of uses counting nanoseconds makes a more sense than seconds. You can still cover decent usable range (2^64 ns > 584 years) and save the need for separate subsecond counter. What would be the most
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by zokier 11mo ago
not completely coincidentally, March was also the first month of the year in many historical calendars. Afaik that also explains why the month names have offset to them (sept, oct, nov, dec) edit: I just love that there are like 5 different
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by zokier 11mo ago
The whole article is bit of a mess. Like this thing: > My mutation block contained no awaits. The only awaits happened before acquiring the lock. Therefore: > * The critical section was atomic relative to the event loop. > * No oth
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by zokier 11mo ago
Noctua has a cooler that can handle something like 65W-70W CPUs completely passively. https://www.noctua.at/en/products/nh-p1
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by zokier 11mo ago
You mean like DPDK?
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by zokier 11mo ago
I recall that D3D liked poking FPU state too, which of course had all sorts of fun results
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by zokier 11mo ago
Conventional RGB path tracing already handles basic transparency, you don't need spectral rendering for that.
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by zokier 11mo ago
With SIDs https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/identity/ad... ducks
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by zokier 11mo ago
I just ordered few days ago a AMD 6850U based minipc (still on it's way). 15 watts TDP, 8 zen3+ cores at 2.7-4.7 GHz. On paper very good fit for minipc. Obviously zen4/5 would be nicer, but those are more difficult to find. Big r

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