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Comment #48347077
Btw, the bug itself was introduced in 30656c5e by Claude Code, and I guess.. improper human review and testing. https://github.com/RsyncProject/rsync/commit/30656c5e Someone using …
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Comment #46577104
First question, bomb shelter?? Next what popped in my head, “Military grade means, made by the lowest bidder.”
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Comment #46350720
Do not connect it to the internet. Problem solved. Basically anything in a social network needs to learn to defend itself against threats. Make computer a hermit, and it can go wit…
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Comment #45304439
Maybe you'll like this, if you download this .html and view it, you'll see a random projection from a random spot on earth. https://gist.github.com/HenkPoley/8fa7a4a8e25f1065855844…
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Comment #44691587
Browser versions tend to burn more power.
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Comment #37925916
LookingGlass' small portrait display is more like (2D) lenticular. Their larger displays use a micro lens system that directs pixels out in beams in different direction. So you als…
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Comment #37925904
I wonder what kind of rig is needed for recording that. It has to be at a least a few different viewpoints.
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Comment #31050228
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/it-transformation/mic...
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Comment #23348611
For the moment (well, february) the improvement with PHP 8.0 JIT is minimal: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=PHP-8.0-... But usually a JIT is made in a way that…
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Comment #23346761
Slightly concerning that a few of their Netty benchmarks show high error counts. Usually meaning it could not handle the load, and behaved odd.
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Comment #12135535
There a Turkish ham radio operators replying on the blog that they know of nothing of this kind. Maybe this "news" was made up?
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Comment #12043337
Seemingly the only relevant reply in this comment section. That said, the article is kind of vague and has a few big misunderstandings unrelated to Tononi's Phi and Information Int…
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Comment #11946695
What do you think of their recent Swift Playground programming education effort ?
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Comment #11694530
Chris Granger (of Light Table fame) and his bunch at Eve are working on something like that. There are a bunch of presentations on YouTube. They are more looking at it abstractly a…
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Comment #11610169
Or donate some of the first blocks (s)he mined.
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Comment #11514949
Just read the paper, it's explained. Or read the presentation, it uses pictures. Basically they run R, a single threaded statistics tool which is setup to hog a core, and in some o…
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Comment #11510943
Presentation PDF: http://www.i3s.unice.fr/%7Ejplozi/wastedcores/files/extended...
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Comment #11509287
Most recent Intel cores actually appear to be slightly slower at integer performance. http://imgur.com/a/2fiLF
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Comment #11509209
A lot of their bugs are induced when you have a cgroup with multithreaded/-process tasks and a cgroup with just a few using processor time. Just testing one benchmark will not show…
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Comment #11503737
It seems like everything with buffer/process queues needs a good polish to optimize for fairness. E.g. this is just being readied: http://blog.cerowrt.org/post/fq_codel_on_ath10k/ …
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Comment #11503555
You check wether your system in NUMA with `lstopo`.
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Comment #11502843
That might be what they call the 'overload on wakeup' bug. Maybe try the patch? I've read that the patch additionally needs a small fix, the goto label position went missing. Proba…
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Comment #11502809
This research applies to 'NUMA' systems. Commonly servers with multiple physical CPUs that each have a connection to their own memory banks. They can access memory of the other CPU…
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Comment #11502755
From what I understand from this presentation the 'scheduling domain' abstraction is reused through different layers of the hierarchy. So for example the two hyperthreads on one lo…