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Comment #47955593
Can we bring scroll bars back by default please?
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Comment #47253969
Everyone knows ping. But over the decades, the networking community has quietly built an entire family of specialized variants — each solving a problem that standard ICMP couldn't.…
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Comment #45141336
What about Google? Anyone has any insights on their unit economics since they own the models and the infrastructure (which is also custom TPUs)? Are they doing better or are they i…
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Comment #43511887
Can someone recommend a dongle that actually works? I’ve tried a few and they are highly unreliable or stop working after a few months.
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Comment #43059759
Great work! There are quite a few flavors of ping: TCPPing: https://netbeez.net/blog/tcping/ vmPing: https://netbeez.net/blog/how-to-use-vmping/ > DNSPing: https://netbeez.net/blog…
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Comment #41890686
Lemurian Labs looks like it's doing something similar: https://www.lemurianlabs.com/technology They use the Logarithmic Number System (LNS)
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Comment #41794606
MacOS has now a built in dedicated tool called networkQuality that tries to capture these variables https://netbeez.net/blog/measure-network-quality-on-macos/ Also take a look at M…
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Comment #37510397
We had a discussion with one of Apple's moderators here: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/726713 If you have a better way to reach them, lmk.
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Comment #37501539
Not completely relevant, but another long standing bug: An 11 Year Old Bug in the macOS Popen(): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37238433
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Comment #33649302
If you don't mind, which one is your start up?
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Comment #31399255
Self plug of our Linux of Network Engineers series: https://netbeez.net/blog/category/linux/
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Comment #15870273
That's the point. On the GPU side they use all the 5000+ cores to parallelize the algorithm (they use the hardware to its full potential). On the CPU side they use just one core (a…
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Comment #15870214
How about if you did the same on 8 or 16 core CPU that can have much more than 16 GB of memory and is not as expensive to move data around its own memory?
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Ask HN: What will be the impact of Google's campus on San Jose?
Google is planning of building between 6-8 million square feet of offices and other spaces in the Diridon Station area in San Jose. This will bring up to 20,000 workers to the San …
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Comment #12773607
Can you share any pointers on the special SD Cards? Brands? Models?