monroeclinton

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by monroeclinton 1y ago
I've found I just loan time from tomorrow's morning if I stay up late working on something. If you're in a good flow, it could be worth it. Other than that, you're likely to be underwater on the loan.
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by monroeclinton 1y ago
https://www.slcnypublictransit.com/transit-schedules It seems like they have a good number of routes and do route deviation within 3/4 of a mile of the bus stop.
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Graphing Ukrainian Territorial Control over Time(monroeclinton.com)
4 points by monroeclinton 1y ago|0 comments
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Is Kubernetes or Slurm the best orchestrator for 512 GPU jobs(fluidstack.io)
2 points by monroeclinton 2y ago|0 comments
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An Analysis of Cloudflare's Email Address Obfuscation(blog.jse.li)
1 points by monroeclinton 2y ago|0 comments
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by monroeclinton 2y ago
You should chill for a few years and really consider the meaning of your money.
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by monroeclinton 2y ago
Between using Bing and now OpenAI, is DuckDuckGo just a middle man for using Microsoft products? I wish they would use their capital and resources to build a novel product. It seems their main selling point is they have my payment informati
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by monroeclinton 2y ago
If they are that competent then it implies they let October 7th and September 11th happen. My know-nothing take is that given the funds, lack of morals, and government support they can pull off some actions that benefit them, but let’s not
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by monroeclinton 3y ago
https://monroeclinton.com I have a few posts about building a window manager, Linux, and JavaScript.
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by monroeclinton 4y ago
I've been making daily videos showing my progress building a federated social network called Gibber https://www.youtube.com/@monroeprograms https://github.com/monroeclinton/gibber
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by monroeclinton 4y ago
I think the Greeks through Anaximander had the concept of "apeiron", or the infinite. Some of them believed the universe to be infinitely old, therefore they must have had the concept of one to infinity, including billions.
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by monroeclinton 4y ago
I've been building my own window manager. I still need to finish a few things like a status bar/floating window system. https://github.com/monroeclinton/mwm
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by monroeclinton 5y ago
Also HAProxy, they both use UNIX sockets via ancillary messages+SCM_RIGHTS I believe. https://www.haproxy.com/blog/truly-seamless-reloads-with-hap...
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by monroeclinton 5y ago
I've been working on something similar in a load balancer I've been writing in Rust. It's still a work in progress. Basically the parent executes the new binary after it receives a USR1 signal. Once the child is healthy it ki
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by monroeclinton 5y ago
I don't find the argument about kill convincing. You can use `kill pid` and it will send a SIGTERM signal to the process. The -9 option is only necessary when you want to send a SIGKILL signal. I don't think it is a bad thing that
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by monroeclinton 5y ago
The ur-problem is probably a reference to Goethe. In German 'ur' is a prefix that means primeval/original/ancient. So an ur-problem of governance is the original problem of governance.
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by monroeclinton 5y ago
I tried it on the PinePhone, it's almost completely unusable. 1. The keyboard just won't open ~50% of the time. I had to do all sorts of hacky things to get it to open 2. The web browser Angelfish is no where near fully featured.