nqzero

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by nqzero 3mo ago
what VM/provisioning are you using ?
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by nqzero 4mo ago
!remindme 500 years
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by nqzero 5mo ago
everything can be a moving part if you use enough hydrogen and oxygen
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by nqzero 5mo ago
do you run vscode in the container ? if so, can you share your config ? i've been trying to do this with systemd-nspawn
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by nqzero 9mo ago
there are dozens of us !
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by nqzero 1y ago
i'm on a mid-level laptop, at times with slow or expensive internet, running ubuntu. i want to be able to run nominally-isolated "copies" of my laptop at near-native speed 1. each one should have it's own network config,
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by nqzero 1y ago
any idea how the webapp is written ? eg, what libraries or framework is used
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by nqzero 1y ago
this is 100% proprietary and the source code for this isn't available: https://frinklang.org/faq.html#OpenSource i'm open to non-FOSS licenses (and advocate for and use a class of them), but in this case 1. afaict
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by nqzero 2y ago
they're trying to demo low-latency so they more-or-less have to be aggressive with cutting you off. that said, i think they're using filler to buy themselves a second or 2 - try a yes-or-no question
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by nqzero 2y ago
- me: solo dev or small team - you: microsoft, mongo, redis one of us is being disingenuous, but i don't believe it's me (username on point ;) i agree with both your examples being bad. for #2, they required one-sided CL
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by nqzero 2y ago
try releasing something under an open-but-not-open-source license as a solo developer or small team. there's a lot of established developers (presumably earning high salaries) that will very vocally badmouth the license choice. i'
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by nqzero 3y ago
is there an existing SLM that resembles an LLM in architecture that includes the code for training it ? i realize the cost and time to train may be prohibitive and that quality on general english might be very limited, but is the code itsel
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by nqzero 3y ago
if you're funny, it's generally easier to work the wood
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by nqzero 3y ago
can you trademark a verb ?
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by nqzero 3y ago
amd a leg
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by nqzero 3y ago
maybe the board was just dogfooding ...
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by nqzero 3y ago
assuming that you have a potentially compromised linux host (or VM) what level of client-side risk are you taking connecting a freeRDP client to that host ? (i'm not worried about the case of the client infecting the host) what is the
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by nqzero 3y ago
there are new 2022-23 cell phones available for $50-70, including the cameras, battery, display, case, gps, DAC, usb, radio, accel ... why aren't we seeing feature-rich dev boards based on the same platforms ?
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by nqzero 3y ago
> Hope no one sees/seizes this opportunity time to start dogfooding ?
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by nqzero 4y ago
Is this English: Yes (riffing off the "Is this Arabic" that was posted a few days ago - it's a lot easier in english, ie if the speaker says ti's english, it's english)
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by nqzero 4y ago
the Unidentified part is ok. but one plausible explanation of many of these is that they're purely optical/EM, ie there's no Flying Object so at least until we're able to gather more data, UAP is much better
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by nqzero 4y ago
"generate large amounts of data quickly" what is the throughput of ChatGPT (or any other GPT-3* derived model) and how much hardware is it using to achieve that ?
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by nqzero 4y ago
tangent: for a small air-to-air heat pump, what's the best commercially available coefficient of performance (COP) for a zero-delta-T ? all the common ratings that i've found online refer to COP at a non-zero delta-t over a ranges
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by nqzero 4y ago
> I did not cherry pick. I just looked at each "interesting region" (interesting to me) ok google, define "cherry pick"
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by nqzero 4y ago
i explicitly said "if the user executes ... they're powned" and never said anything about "running". you're implying i'm taking far more risk than i am i'm trying to understand (and minimize, if neede
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by nqzero 4y ago
this thing is already more human than i am
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by nqzero 4y ago
certainly if the user executes or opens them (eg for a .doc) they're powned. but automated systems can also have exploits. i'm trying to make a list of these services (and maybe disable them) to minimize my footprint (often testin
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by nqzero 4y ago
> I would like to try writing a post before signing up "signing up" is completely painless - no cost, no email required - choose a subdomain name aka login - choose a password - done they've alredy given you e
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by nqzero 5y ago
unpopular opinion: null pointers (in at least java and c) are the single greatest metaphor in software development, and are the CS analog to the invention of zero
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by nqzero 5y ago
i've seen similar performance deltas from run to run for both jmh and non-jmh benchmarks, though i don't remember any of them being a 100% delta. very annoying because it means you need to wrap the benchmark in a bash script and a

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