dbolgheroni

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by dbolgheroni 10d ago
What type of activities your group performs?
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by dbolgheroni 14d ago
Some weeks ago, at a pub with some friends, and we were trying to order something. The waiter handles a card with a QR code. The card was approximately the size of an A4 sheet, which could contain pretty much every item the pub offered. Ins
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by dbolgheroni 3mo ago
It's already happening. GLM-5.2 ranks quite close to SOTA models. Some might argue that benchmarks can't measure the real effectiveness for day-to-day usage but that's another discussion.
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by dbolgheroni 4mo ago
Running OpenBSD 7.9 with KDE 6.6.4. Desktop usage.
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by dbolgheroni 4mo ago
People underestimate how difficult it was to transfer money before Pix, even between local banks. The process was hard to use, it could take days and the fees were huge, depending on your bank. Pix solved all these problems. What happens al
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by dbolgheroni 5mo ago
> much more capable than basic editors like iMovie, but doesn't have the overwhelming learning curve Kate/Kdevelop also feels the same way, but for editors. Just the right amount of features.
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by dbolgheroni 5mo ago
I don't think that cost is what is mostly driving the move from Windows nowadays.
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by dbolgheroni 7mo ago
When debugging something, I often remember the the quote, often misattributed to Einstein: "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results". Then I remember about bitflips, and run a second, m
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by dbolgheroni 7mo ago
To anyone into knots, I recommend Knots 3D on Android. It is really handy because most people keeps the phone with them all the time. Beautiful and well maintained app. It's not overwhelming, in the sense that it doesn't try to
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by dbolgheroni 1y ago
Code review is another sacred process that seems too good not to have, but many teams use it as a "we care about quality" stamp when in fact they do not. Used for just nitpicking code style (important but not the whole reason to h
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by dbolgheroni 1y ago
I've installed flatpak to install VSCode/Codium to have an usable debugger for a Python project I'm working on. After some time tweaking VSCode/Codium trying to get the debbuger to work, just realized flatpak could be th
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by dbolgheroni 1y ago
That's what many OEMs have been doing for decades and this is exactly what many SDV have been trying to get rid of, since integrating many different products from many different manufacturers are slow, let alone iterating and designing
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by dbolgheroni 2y ago
Stefan Sperling does a great work on the OpenBSD side.
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by dbolgheroni 2y ago
You can just use the default bridge, but still have to add a static route in the router.
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by dbolgheroni 2y ago
It's possible to create a custom network for libvirt, but you have to add a static route to in the router for the other hosts in your LAN to see the VMs. Using virsh, you can dump the default network with net-dumpxml , which is the de
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by dbolgheroni 2y ago
Not supported. It can't be anything.
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by dbolgheroni 2y ago
Bad if you have Nvidia, but works OK with Intel and AMD even for new hardware.
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by dbolgheroni 2y ago
No, FreeBSD has jails but k8s uses different types of runtimes for OCI containers (containerd, CRI-O, Docker Engine, etc).
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by dbolgheroni 2y ago
Besides Larry Finger, another Linux kernel developer passed away this week: https://lwn.net/Articles/979617/
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by dbolgheroni 2y ago
Some points: 1) A tool automatically generating thousands or millions of patches won't scale since it can't be reviewed by developers; 2) A tool could automate patch generation but won't automate doing tests to check if it wo
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AI-Driven Security Enhancements for OpenBSD Kernel(marc.info)
2 points by dbolgheroni 2y ago|5 comments
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by dbolgheroni 2y ago
In general it's good to have products with reliability as a first class citizen, but the best way to keep data for lots of years is to replicate them onto a reliable media from time to time.
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by dbolgheroni 2y ago
In Brazil, BYD sells this car not as Seagull, but as Dolphin Mini. But, directly converting currencies, it's more like U$23.000, not U$10.000 as is being announced everywhere.
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by dbolgheroni 2y ago
Sometimes the song release comes after the software release.
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OpenBSD imports xz-utils(marc.info)
25 points by dbolgheroni 2y ago|3 comments
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by dbolgheroni 2y ago
So you would only "expose yourself", specially a quite low friction action of trying a new piece of software, if you know someone who already "wasted their time" on it? Do you use the same criteria with every piece of so
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by dbolgheroni 3y ago
No.
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by dbolgheroni 3y ago
Just a minor note that you don't need a 3rd-party http daemon since there is one in base. https://man.openbsd.org/httpd
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by dbolgheroni 3y ago
So many misconceptions in the same answer. eBPF is for observability, and letting you run privileged programs inside the kernel space (even with protections) can actually increase the potential attack surface. Containerization is not and wa
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by dbolgheroni 3y ago
This is common knowledge already, but the Esc key to change modes was chosen because it made sense when used in ADM-3A[1], which was the terminal used to develop the initial vi version. Although many people today use Caps Lock for this, the

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