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Comment #42368493
Getting strong vibes of Asimov’s novel "The Gods Themselves" here ! For those who haven’t read it I recommend it. It’s a nice little self-contained book, not a grandiose series and…
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Comment #41634768
You can get 25G switches/router for not much nowadays, check Mikrotik. Throw a couple Intel NICs from ebay in your machines' PCIe ports and really it's not that much of a deal.
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Comment #41634347
> Hetzner also sells colocation Oooooh, they do ! 120€ for 14U, now we're talking ! It's in Germany of course... I think that indeed my problem here is that I live in too expensive…
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Comment #41633559
Yes, that's my biggest "let down" with this writing: at least in my corner of the world (Paris), colo starts at 300€/month for something reasonable, or at the very least 100€ for l…
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Comment #40896131
Do you know https://wokwi.com/ ? I have found support for the -C3, and even Rust development. Although it's online, if you are looking for local stuff I don't know if what they use…
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Comment #40790575
It does not help you having a perfect and exact rule from initial conditions to future prediction... if you cannot have a complete and exact description of your initial conditions.…
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Comment #40762154
At the most basic level, your process is in the D or S states rather than R state. Cloudlflare workers are not exactly Unix processes, but the same concept applies.
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Comment #40657203
None of these have GPIOs, typically. A usecase you didn't mention is "I want a MCU to do electronics but easier to program, with Linux and a shell".
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Comment #40600615
Hi, one probably really wants to use libvirt rather than qemu directly. That way you can create your VMs remotely with a GUI (virt-manager) using a ssh-based libvirt url, or a CLI …
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Comment #40360139
> But it's the fun of alcohol! Meh, I like wine more and more and being drunk less and less, one is seriously limiting the other :)
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Comment #40327305
In France (and probably many other places), supermarkets have a shelf with "close to expiry date" produces. They slap a label on each with a new price at a certain discount, from -…
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Comment #40214620
Oh you do: this work completely differently from sudo, there is no suid binary involved, instead it does IPC to the systemd pid 1 and asks it to spawn you process, attached to your…
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Comment #40013720
Aluminium trays, like that: https://www.emballagefute.com/img/plat-a-four-alu-sertissabl... . Yes, it’s non-reusable, pick your poison :/.
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Comment #39760084
Well joke's on you: your website worked fine for me, however HN itself was down after reading your article :p. Good job !
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Comment #39660930
Flashback to that Clichy datacenter fire near Paris...
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Comment #39596060
Well lucky us, Espressif is officially providing Rust packages for the ESP32 chips :) !
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Comment #39591834
500$ apparently: https://www.alibaba.com/showroom/cheap-fusion-splicer.html . Not too bad, way less than what I imagined !
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Comment #39105083
What’s the advantage of Oculink over regular Thunderbolt/USB4 for eGPU ?
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Comment #38681696
Putting aside the (very) funny aspect... If it worked somehow, would that fall under Computer Fraud and Abuse Act ?
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Comment #38514575
Hey, thanks for Kaella ! It helped me a lot when I was a 12 years old French kid and struggling with English :) !
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Comment #38384351
RedHat and a couple other companies will sell you OpenStack clusters, up to a certain size.
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Comment #38189519
I don’t understand, isn’t the manpage for jq exactly that, a list of syntax constructs and reserved words (mostly builtin filters) ? If anything, it’s _too_ formal and may be missi…
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Comment #37974440
Check this: https://penrose.cs.cmu.edu/
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Comment #37337114
Makes sense, thanks for your answer.
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Comment #37337096
> There is an obvious solution to that but I'm feeling a bit dense today and it's not obvious to me. Please do tell what that solution is and why it doesn't generalize :).