kmeaw

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by kmeaw 2mo ago
Sometimes having generic Linux capabilities on network equipment makes it hard to understand the configuration. On RouterOS you can just /export the configuration and read a single file. On Linux/SONiC there are multiple ways to d
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by kmeaw 2mo ago
Sure, even @Autowired
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by kmeaw 2mo ago
Why Postgres should be doing this? Not every client creates a lot of connections and spinning up PgBouncer is easy. On the other hand, debugging async multithreaded complex code is hard.
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by kmeaw 2mo ago
If you give your agent a `bash` or `python -c` tool, it starts a separate process that produces some output and then exits. After that, only the output and the exit code are available. In contrast, `eval` runs the code in the same execution
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by kmeaw 3mo ago
I remember a cool implementation detail about the earliest Knoppix version (don't remember which one) I had that was documented somewhere on that disc - when constructing a release filesystem image, the boot process was instrumented to
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by kmeaw 3y ago
Would it be legal to create similar incompatibilities if there is both a legal business justification (that particular solution can be implemented in X developer time and would cost us Y money which wins against a proper implementation) and
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by kmeaw 8y ago
What is the INTR?
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by kmeaw 9y ago
I have found the source video. Here is a link to the relevant part: https://youtu.be/iXXHVZIkw9Y?t=3296 He is actually talking not about AI in general, but about self-driving technologies and drones.
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by kmeaw 9y ago
Then you would be fine if your VPN provider: a) either relies only on ISPs following Russian laws; b) or technically enforces restrictions specified in Russian blacklist.