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by notorandit 12d ago
Because it is theirs? Would you keep your food or car in someone else's garage?
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by notorandit 13d ago
It's just money. Nothing else. Just money.
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by notorandit 19d ago
135 CHF > 0 CHF
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by notorandit 21d ago
Basic statistical? I have seen too many parents (i am a teacher) lacking basic mathematical and geometrical understanding. Let alone, statistics. Schooling is broken, society is rotting, culture is dead.
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by notorandit 1mo ago
Useless. They tried already in Italy. Results? Unsolicited iphone calls from other EU country codes.
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by notorandit 1mo ago
Maybe, yes "maybe" Robert got inspiration from a guy who lived two thousands years earlier.
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by notorandit 1mo ago
If you ever wondered, those are among the things that made that single person standing out of the crowd od Humanity for more than two thousands years.<3
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by notorandit 2mo ago
This is not the first time I see people copy-typing text by hand instead of copy-pasting it. I am not sure why they do that, but when I see a DevOps engineer doing it I have a chilling feel.
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by notorandit 2mo ago
If my plans is to have it all invested (or spent), then yes it is ok.
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by notorandit 2mo ago
... and It is ok. I bought 16TB disk because I needed that much storage. If I were using, say, only 10TB, I would be wasting 6TB. I can expand my LVM as much as I can. But I definitely want my disk to be full. Same goes for my RAM. And I wa
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by notorandit 2mo ago
Italy, like Germany, Austria and maybe a few more European countries host more than 5,000 "castles".
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by notorandit 2mo ago
RV64 toy/hobby kernel. No compatibility aim but rather at efficiency and speed.
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by notorandit 2mo ago
Discuss? This is xkcd, nothing to discuss. Just kudos.
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Lineageos Updates(lineageos.org)
2 points by notorandit 2mo ago|1 comments
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by notorandit 2mo ago
Finally, a new post in their blog.
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by notorandit 3mo ago
C++ CPUs?
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by notorandit 3mo ago
Who has been validating that approach to solve their own optimization target?
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by notorandit 3mo ago
Which optimizer replaces a 64k loop with 64k instructions? Ah, yes. Microsoft's!
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by notorandit 3mo ago
> they fixed it during emulation It means the fix was applied to run during the emulation loop execution, not that the fix was found and applied while the emulation loop was running. Which would have made it an emulation code escape.
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by notorandit 3mo ago
Please, correct the typo in the title!
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by notorandit 4mo ago
> In 2026 there are more modern options available More modern doesn't mean any better or more powerful. I for one hate this need for going "more modern" without having clear and factual advantages.
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by notorandit 4mo ago
youtu.be is not a Belgian website!
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by notorandit 4mo ago
And, of course, terrorist manual states that any weapon needs to be labelled as such.
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by notorandit 4mo ago
Flight policies have always been very weird. I remember I was not allowed to use a laptop with a CD or DVD attached. Now you have internet on board.
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by notorandit 4mo ago
sudo can work non-interactively via settings in sudoers and sudoers.d . I am not sure about run0, but I would bet it has something similar. Using docker for such a task seems to me overly over-engineered. Or maybe I need more context there.
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by notorandit 4mo ago
It's the algorithm, not the GPU!
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by notorandit 4mo ago
Money. It is always money. It has always been money. It will always be money.
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by notorandit 4mo ago
Scriptable terminal multiplexer? Interesting portable scripting thingy. But it would only work with portable tools, not just everything. Especially with Windows tools.
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by notorandit 4mo ago
A decent solution with vertical tabs!
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by notorandit 4mo ago
The site has been HN-ed off!

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