solarengineer

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by solarengineer 19d ago
(Edit: I need to read up on this better)
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by solarengineer 29d ago
Poor design, flawed assumptions, manufacturing defects, inability to bear the gravitational and rocket launch forces, inability of the jacket to last the duration of the radiation exposure - these are some reasons that come to my mind on wh
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by solarengineer 29d ago
"that the limited supply goes to the buyer who need it the most" - I would say that the limited supply goes to the buyer who can afford to pay higher than others. Someone may need the memory more, but may not have the deeper pocke
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by solarengineer 29d ago
In JUnit, tests run sequentially in a single thread by default [1]. Parallel execution must be explicitly enabled. When enabled, JUnit uses a fork-join thread pool, so tests may run concurrently on different worker threads. Because these th
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by solarengineer 29d ago
Someone had written a comment about whether Kent Beck has heard of global and static variables. That comment seems to have been deleted. Kent Beck is co-creator [1] of the JUnit Testing Framework and has most definitely heard of static and
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by solarengineer 1mo ago
Please, could you point me to any documentation about this pre-ingestion? I’ve looked here: https://github.com/earendil-works/pi/blob/main/packages/codi...
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by solarengineer 1mo ago
Your negative impression is surprising. Could you point to any threads to support your message?
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by solarengineer 1mo ago
I anticipate some kind of futures on GPUs based on a number of factors such as the availability for rent, the availability at your marketplace, and the models currently available for self-hosting.
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by solarengineer 1mo ago
There is a name collision on MacOS where MacOS also provides containers [1] [1] https://github.com/apple/container
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by solarengineer 1mo ago
Specifically about OpenChamber: https://github.com/openchamber/openchamber MIT license.
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by solarengineer 1mo ago
Jeff, you may want to think about your credibility going forward. Please avoid becoming one of the "influencers" who collect pennies via clicks. You have an opportunity to be continue to be taken seriously like you have been so fa
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by solarengineer 1mo ago
"This also helps explain why the models had nothing to cause them to hold back. Those safety behaviors are added much later in the process." I am a fan of Asimov and the three laws of Robotics. Itlooks like in OpenAI's world,
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by solarengineer 2mo ago
Would ansible meet some or all of your needs?
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by solarengineer 2mo ago
Wow.. what a gem that did not appear on the front page. I chanced upon it only because I searched HN for "K3". I'm going to take a look.
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by solarengineer 2mo ago
There are regulated sectors in countries where data sovereignty is important enough that the sector sticks to air-gapped on-prem hardware and does not use cloud services at all. They have the dollars to pay for more than what it would cost
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by solarengineer 2mo ago
If it is acknowledgement that you ( and others, I have spoken to various people on this topic) seek that UPI incurs costs, then here you go - I, a fellow tax-payer, acknowledge that the UPI must incur costs. I find it acceptable to allocate
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by solarengineer 2mo ago
Thank you. I went back to the link I shared and saw that there is section just below on thin provisioning via snapshots.
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by solarengineer 2mo ago
When we allocate space to an LVM snapshot, the COW data is written to that space and then when that space is used up the LVM snapshot must either be given more space or must be deleted. When a ZFS snapshot is marked, then changes to existin
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by solarengineer 2mo ago
"It is important to regularly monitor the snapshot’s storage usage. If a snapshot reaches 100% of its allocated space, it will become invalid." [1] ZFS snapshots use Copy-on-Write differently and have no such allocated space limit
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by solarengineer 2mo ago
Indeed. I scoffed at your comment and went to the website. After scrolling a bit, I find myself having a mild headache and slight dizziness. I would request the author to consider something that does not distract us from this educational an
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by solarengineer 3mo ago
You can try via a usb bootable and see if the hardware is recognised
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by solarengineer 3mo ago
Very good work by Peter Tribble
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by solarengineer 5mo ago
They live beneath the ground (nest building, building the nests, raising the young, etc) and go above ground to feed. No much different from building hives in caves and then buzzing about in the outside.
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The Feeling of Power – Isaac Asimov(hex.ooo)
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by solarengineer 5mo ago
https://hex.ooo/library/power.html When future humans rediscover mathematics.
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by solarengineer 7mo ago
I apologise for the incorrect "make the world a better place" attribution to you. It does appear that for many of us "saving the planet" has become akin to "making the world a better place". I was excited last
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by solarengineer 7mo ago
Hi Brendan, I am a long time fan, I have the physical copy of each and every book that you have authored, I have watched each and every video that you are in, and I walk team members and clients through your USE method at every engagement I
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by solarengineer 8mo ago
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS While CSS Zen Garden will likely not accept new submissions, there are many good designs on showcase: https://csszengarden.com/pages/allde
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by solarengineer 8mo ago
It is actually OK to state that you are researching for ideas. This is HN, after all. Try the HN search. There have been so many discussions about SOC2 over the years. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&pre
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by solarengineer 9mo ago
The benefits definitely do not accrue to you, though. There is no direct or indirect benefit to you supporting the invasion of another country where you can now bomb locals with impunity.

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