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Sin2x

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    Comment #33733797

    You can just renice/set Low priority to the process for the CPU part, no need for Docker. Bandwidth limiting functionality should be built-in, not sure if it actually is.

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    Comment #33441252

    If it wasn't a problem, Biden wouldn't tour Iran, Venezuela and Saudi Arabia to get their oil and wouldn't open the national reserve. Nations literally live and die by the oil.

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    Comment #33441165

    It's not gone but -35% YoY certainly doesn't look good. Especially when it's the 'better' medium-sore oil that is getting depleted faster: https://ycharts.com/indicators/us_ending_…

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    Comment #33441034

    There is a lag.

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    Comment #33440280

    I'm saying that censorship is ingrained in the Mastodon culture and is considered normal and necessary. Considering that Pleroma is also technically superior, I don't understand wh…

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    Comment #33438123

    You are literally one search query away from it making sense: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28495086 http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-2737/FP_6.pdf There was a huge uproar about it a …

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    Comment #33394551

    You're right. Apparently, it's supported only by MSVC at the moment (Standard Library Modules): https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/compiler_support https://github.com/microsoft/STL/…

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    Comment #33394474

    You need to include iostream https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Input/output_(C%2B%2B)#Input/o...

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    Comment #33371907

    They should rename it to just Tube without You to better reflect the reality.

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    Comment #33193613

    Thanks, for some reason I thought they aim at comparable usecases.

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    Comment #33191729

    How does it compare to Clickhouse regarding speed?

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    Comment #33065456

    People and industries do not generally operate at nighttime, especially in more conservative societies. How exactly could this be an indicator of economic efficiency?

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    Comment #33045953

    Is the crime of desperation really a crime?...

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    Comment #32995284

    Fifties and sixties weren't really collectivist (neither was any time except for the war communism of 1918-1921 for that matter). Individual citizens had private property.

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    Comment #32986201

    That quote is very much taken out of the context... https://www.orwellfoundation.com/the-orwell-foundation/orwel...

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    Comment #32984041

    Well, it was actually written after the revolution and the so-called "War communism" phase of the 1918-1921 Russia. To me it's more of a study on how the collectivist "paradise" wo…

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    Comment #32983583

    Not exactly Soviet but "We" fits well here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_(novel)

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    Comment #32971744

    EU does not equal Europe.

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    Comment #32964603

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anomie

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    Comment #32930717

    Official unemployment figures are not very meaningful: https://www.investopedia.com/financial-edge/0609/what-the-un...

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    Comment #32910921

    The font looks atrocious without enabling antialising (which I abhor). Compare the headlines text with the menu bar image at the top left of the page: https://i.imgur.com/0MDGYpn.p…

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    Comment #32835690

    You already need to deal with 3 things as opposed to one and learn PromQL to boot. If you want to have dashboards you also need to learn and use Grafana. I used both Prometheus+Tha…

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    Comment #32831345

    Prometheus and other modern application monitoring oriented timeseries solution stacks seem to be an overkill for simple server infrastructure monitoring, Zabbix is easier to setup…

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    Comment #32826253

    Since 2020 there was a new good book on C from Robert Seacord from the C Standards committee: https://nostarch.com/Effective_C