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by f_devd 2y ago
Preemptive is safer for liveliness since it avoids 'starvation' (one task's poll taking too long), however it in practice almost always more expensive in memory and time due to the implicit state. In async, only the values re
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by f_devd 2y ago
> So why not drop this special word `async`? You can drop the special word in Rust it's just sugar for 'returns a poll-able function with state'; however threads and async/await are not the same. You can implement c
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by f_devd 2y ago
> When timeout is implemented in async/await variant of the solution, using the `driver.race(timeout).await`, what happens to the client socket after the `race` signals the timeout error? Any internal race() values will be `Drop`ed
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by f_devd 2y ago
We have been running RKE2 for a few years now never had any major issues or anything missing that wasn't possible to add with a helm chart. The only thing we changed with the most recent cluster is disabled the built-in CNI/kube-p
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by f_devd 3y ago
It's not acceptable that's why it's news. As to why it's advantages, lead is really cheap and really effective. In material science there are 2 groups, those making amazing new materials, and those trying to match them w
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by f_devd 3y ago
Steam games are removed all the time, why are you confident they won't be removed?
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by f_devd 3y ago
Javascript has native BigInts, and there is already an RSA implementation using them: https://github.com/i404788/tiny-rsa
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by f_devd 3y ago
https://nitter.esmailelbob.xyz/liuzhuang1234/status/17601959... (bit of trial and error from https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances )
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by f_devd 3y ago
Consistently 1-10 percentage points down is not great. Unrelated does anyone have an intuition on why home ownership is higher for 21 y/o than 24 in millenials/gens category?
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by f_devd 3y ago
The basic algorithm for the 2-enum case from the commit seems to just be `enum { A = rand(), B = ~A}`. Although I'm not sure if it's optimal, the many case seems to be the same as the 2-case but repeated for every 2 items. I expec
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by f_devd 3y ago
Yes it's possible, but it's not desirable. It wouldn't be backwards compatible, and not safe for shared libraries. It's better suited for a linter-type error/warning.
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by f_devd 3y ago
> I spent a lot of time implementing v6 Maybe I have a significantly different setup, but on the SaaS side this only requires binding to to ipv6 and adding an AAA record on your ingress usually.
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by f_devd 3y ago
While these technologies definitely seem to have a future, it's important to remember that, in order to create fuel from CO2 it requires at least as much energy as burning fuel creates (at 100% efficiency), so in the long term this i
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by f_devd 3y ago
You should check out MoE-Mamba ( https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.04081 ), it's faster and more accurate than Transformer-MoE. Of course only time will tell if it's better when scaled up further than the paper goes.
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by f_devd 3y ago
Hmm looking at the architecture it seems like it would be though to create performant tooling quickly (especially if it needs reverse engineering), the VLIW/RISC ISA along with a CUDA-like threading model, and the tensor-flow (pun inte
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by f_devd 3y ago
> Someone has estimations about effort estimation on number of people and required time for bootstraping this project A small team of systems programmers for months, or a dedicated teenager a week. More seriously it highly depends on how
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by f_devd 3y ago
I think the "joever" has been detached somewhat from it's original meaning (I for one did not know where it came from until right now)
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Tachiyomi – It's Joever(tachiyomi.org)
241 points by f_devd 3y ago|72 comments
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by f_devd 3y ago
It's likely a reference to the radix economy [0], however it's actually very minor for the cases where it works. And in "the best way to count"[1] there compelling arguments as to why the formulation used on Wikipedia is
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by f_devd 3y ago
You can technically distribute patches, a good example of what is possible is SNES ROM hacks, where only the deltas are be distributed, and the end-user provides their own 'legal' copy; this avoids the issue of redistributing copy
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by f_devd 3y ago
From personal experience it seems relatively common in the embedded-esque software space, although not always quite as sophisticated as seen here. > Is there some kind of whistleblower law that would allow someone with knowledge to come
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the best way to count [video](youtube.com)
1 points by f_devd 3y ago|0 comments
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by f_devd 3y ago
Not sure where the quote is from but EU has always been a political alliance, maybe you/they mean the EEA?
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by f_devd 3y ago
Well you need to convince someone in the Commission to raise the proposal (the easy part), and then you need to convince a majority of parties 300-350 people to vote in favour of the proposal in Parliament, and do the same in the council (m
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by f_devd 3y ago
You can get prepaid data SIM (I think also regular but not 100%) without ID in at least some EU countries. And they work across the EU usually
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by f_devd 3y ago
Had this issue a few days ago changing DNS to quad9 seems to resolve it
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by f_devd 3y ago
Worst case scenario: GPS spoofing at hardware level (SDR), Setup a custom SoftAP, and setup a LTE basestation (can be done with an SDR but technically illegal in most countries). Also might need to do it in a faraday cage to avoid outside s
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by f_devd 3y ago
24V AC to me seems like a strange choice when using DC-DC power supplies allows for using any external adapter, including USB PD, without the need for a loose transformer.
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by f_devd 3y ago
The std version uses esp-idf, meaning you have increased unsafe surface area, a dependency on C & lesser ability to patch any issues with peripheral drivers. These are all related and not really an issue for small projects though.
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by f_devd 3y ago
It used to be sesame street characters

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