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by stu2010 7mo ago
It seems to require QUIC, are you using an old or barebones browser?
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by stu2010 1y ago
This is cool, I'd say that the most common tool in this space is bgzip[1]. Have you thought about training a dictionary on the first few chunks of each file and embedding the dictionary in a skippable frame at the start? Likely makes l
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by stu2010 1y ago
I've not evaluated it or ever worked with it myself, but CitusDB has been working on PostgreSQL horizontal scaling for quite some time now, right? Does anyone have positive or negative experiences with Citus?
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DirectX Automatic Super Resolution: The First OS-Integrated Super Resolution(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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by stu2010 3y ago
How much power is the Pi port capable of delivering, or are you sending additional power to the PCIe adapter from somewhere else? What SmartNIC are you using? Most SmartNICs that I'm aware of suck a decent amount of power, many more re
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by stu2010 3y ago
Because in most of the US, it is dramatically cheaper to charge an EV than fuel a similar gas vehicle. These costs in this article are surprising to me, and very questionable without any actual numbers behind it. As a PHEV owner who can fue
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by stu2010 3y ago
Disease, disaster, war all cause significant inflation because they harm or destroy both things and productivity in the real world without destroying money. If factories shut down and supply chains are disrupted and we only make half as man
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by stu2010 3y ago
I see an error saying "Remote media exceeds maximum duration" for this track that is 9:24 long: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7JG63IuaWs I'm guessing that's the timeout?
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by stu2010 3y ago
What's the maximum length? I can't find it documented anywhere and keep running into it when trying to try this with Tool tracks.
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by stu2010 3y ago
I haven't measured, but I find it very likely that such a neglected corner of Java behaves just like it did many years ago. Finalizers were never a widely used feature of the Java language, and are now deprecated to be fully removed in
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by stu2010 3y ago
If someone trying to make a joke can accidentally get this much access and engagement, imagine how well the scammers must be doing. Cryptocurrency scams must be an incredibly lucrative space, and now we know why there's so much spam ab
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by stu2010 3y ago
Many states still only require $15,000 of liability coverage to drive, so there's going to be a lot more uninsured / underinsured motorist claims in the future. The Rivian owners insurance will frequently end up paying out, via th
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by stu2010 4y ago
Realistically, what happened is that Apple increased the maximum allowed size for apps delivered from the App Store. When you don't put limits in, nobody is going to choose to prioritize smaller app size. It's a bit of a tragedy o
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by stu2010 4y ago
I was shown an error page with an option to refresh or log out, and refreshing just got the same error. Now login seems to be down.
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by stu2010 4y ago
I haven't seen much discussion about how AM gets used for local road condition or emergency communication. When you're driving and see a sign that says "TUNE TO 1610 AM" and the car has no AM receiver, what do you do? Th
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by stu2010 4y ago
Economies of scale mean that it's frequently less expensive to manufacture only the top configuration with the most features, and then turn features off in software. Broadly, I think that price discrimination is good because it allows
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by stu2010 4y ago
I would posit that most organizations that are on recent enough software to be using Openssl 3.x over 1.1.1 or older are in the culture of updating things extremely often, so patching shouldn't be an issue. Older deployments would be o
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by stu2010 4y ago
The problem is that this class is frequently on the pre-med track, and a single F will tank your chances of getting into medical school, even if you retake the course and get an A. The primary objective of students wanting to get into medic
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by stu2010 4y ago
MSRPs for a given market segment seem to have permanently increased significantly. This generation is expected to be available at this higher MSRP, however.
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by stu2010 4y ago
If it really is 30W more efficient under load, that sounds like it must be a die shrink? TSMC 6nm is the shrink path from the 7nm the PS5 originally shipped with, has anything else used 6nm that's already out in the market?
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by stu2010 4y ago
My Rust is not strong, but in the AVX-512 solution, I don't fully understand how they're incrementing the input by a whole AVX-512 word (16xu32) by only doing input = input.offset(1); ? I'd assume that will increment their in
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by stu2010 4y ago
This paper is looking at both inherited genes, that is genes that you get from your parents, and de-novo mutations, that is a mutation that only the offspring has, that wasn't directly copied from a parent. We've known for a while
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by stu2010 4y ago
Is Spangler Candy Co the exclusive manufacturer of Dum Dums? It seems like they are trying to protect their high prices at Amazon, which is intentionally hard for commodity goods. This is only a problem for them because of highly variable p
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by stu2010 4y ago
Israel has a large and growing ultra-Orthodox population, with an average of 7.1 children per woman among the ultra-Orthodox Jews: https://en.idi.org.il/articles/25385 The US has a similar fertility-focused religious m
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by stu2010 5y ago
Organizations with any kind of license review will immediately decide that this tool is unusable and move on. Your only options for making a tool that you expect people to use and respect the license are the big FOSS licenses, or have it be
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by stu2010 5y ago
You cannot actually do this at npmjs.org, regularly used packages can only be marked "deprecated" now: https://docs.npmjs.com/policies/unpublish
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by stu2010 5y ago
It's worth noting that you may not always want to use the ARM JVM on M1 even if it's available, because then anything linked by JNI needs to be running on ARM also. I'm on an M1 Mac and have spent more time using the x86 JVM
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by stu2010 5y ago
musl is definitely more developer-friendly than glibc, which may lead to a brighter future for it, but right now at this time there's significant downsides to choosing musl. Performance in real world applications is worse on musl vs gl
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by stu2010 5y ago
Interesting to see this. It sounds like they're not on AWS, given that they mentioned that having 1000 instances for their production environment made them one of the bigger deployments on their hosting provider. If not for the trouble
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by stu2010 5y ago
Company of Heroes was an outstanding release, and its sequel is a good game with a still living, active community. Company of Heroes 3 was recently announced, and its launch will probably get a lot of old players back into the multiplayer l

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