Is this in any way affiliated with https://lemonade-server.ai? From a glance it doesn't look like it.
Well, the sanest option is to not have the death penalty at all. Anything is trying to make the problem work.
Changing TREE(2) to TREE(3) is a small change on the input, but a... lets just call it big... change in the output.
:) You can argue almost all software is a video game in some way, just gotta argue yourself a way that the definition of "video game" would include your software in some way: https://excel-esports.com/
London according to Google has 9 mil people. So "dozens per person", 9 mil people and 1 mil cameras does not add (or rather multiply) up.
eBPF programs do run at kernel level, but don't have the same full access that a kernel driver would have, they are limited to the APIs that are available for the subsystem they are loaded for. And they can (usually) be…
No, for a system and service management layer.
More like going under a police department post barging about how many criminals they apprehended and reminding everyone the police department killed 5 innocent people in the last week.
3000 really isn't that much if you think about how much it is used and how relatively extensive it is. Though the 3000 is also not just bugs but also feature requests (only ~800 are marked as bugs and 1.5k are marked as…
> Powershell is, as I understand it, not available on Linux but is omnipresent on Windows Do note that Windows Powershell and Powershell are NOT the same. The following does work in Powershell, but not Windows…
> Le Chaton Fat I've read it a few times and I always processed it as "Le Chateau Fat" ("The fat castle"), which I guess also kinda works. I guess it is mostly because my french is so rusty I forgot (or maybe never…
You forgot to that it needs to create a DIN norm for any new technical creations.
> WSL and NSL do not, and that's my preference. To be fair, WSL mounts all your drives under /mnt/ by default, which I would argue isn't any better, arguably even worse.
> in official Arch supported hardware list: ALARM isn't official Arch, so this also isn't an "official Arch supported hardware list". Arch is currently still only x86_64 and everything else is at best unofficial if not…
I assume they mean that it is all already automated in the utopian society. And I would kinda agree that that would be utopian. But sadly we live in the real world where greed rules pretty much everything, meaning that…
I've got 2 links permanently in my bio on Discord. One being this and the other being https://dontasktoask.com/. While the second one is more something that would happen in public channels, it is always handy to have…
Snaps is a sure-fire way to only get used on Ubuntu. So that would be worse than distributing .rpm/.deb.
On Firefox, while F12 is intercepted you can still open it with Ctrl+Shift+E
> What does it say about Nix, when a barely one-year old Omarchy is already more popular than it, and growing really fast? Nothing really. Popularity does not mean quality. Some of the most popular items on the planet…
> I am in your car. I am in your maps, This reminds me of the "I am in your walls" meme, just so much more creepy. I really hate vehicles. But I especially hate those that aren't able to be change to an entirely local…
I personally am of the opinion that both make sense and should exist. Extensions are for a first pass filtering/displaying, while magic bytes should be the source of truth, which is extra important when parsing a file…
What did they actually do to kill it? The 2 quotes just say "they killed it", but the way I read it having followed most linux stuff is just they are finally happy that they were able to "kill X.Org" in RHEL by being…
To be fair, wasn't the Deepseek one just "escaped its sandbox and looked up the solutions on github"?
You do need some root process to be able to write the updated kernel image to a root owned directory. On macos that is presumably their update daemon, while on something like ParticleOS[0] IIRC it is the…
Is this some joke I am missing? Cuz their comment is just the entire title of the article since it was cut off in the post.
Is this in any way affiliated with https://lemonade-server.ai? From a glance it doesn't look like it.
Well, the sanest option is to not have the death penalty at all. Anything is trying to make the problem work.
Changing TREE(2) to TREE(3) is a small change on the input, but a... lets just call it big... change in the output.
:) You can argue almost all software is a video game in some way, just gotta argue yourself a way that the definition of "video game" would include your software in some way: https://excel-esports.com/
London according to Google has 9 mil people. So "dozens per person", 9 mil people and 1 mil cameras does not add (or rather multiply) up.
eBPF programs do run at kernel level, but don't have the same full access that a kernel driver would have, they are limited to the APIs that are available for the subsystem they are loaded for. And they can (usually) be…
No, for a system and service management layer.
More like going under a police department post barging about how many criminals they apprehended and reminding everyone the police department killed 5 innocent people in the last week.
3000 really isn't that much if you think about how much it is used and how relatively extensive it is. Though the 3000 is also not just bugs but also feature requests (only ~800 are marked as bugs and 1.5k are marked as…
> Powershell is, as I understand it, not available on Linux but is omnipresent on Windows Do note that Windows Powershell and Powershell are NOT the same. The following does work in Powershell, but not Windows…
> Le Chaton Fat I've read it a few times and I always processed it as "Le Chateau Fat" ("The fat castle"), which I guess also kinda works. I guess it is mostly because my french is so rusty I forgot (or maybe never…
You forgot to that it needs to create a DIN norm for any new technical creations.
> WSL and NSL do not, and that's my preference. To be fair, WSL mounts all your drives under /mnt/ by default, which I would argue isn't any better, arguably even worse.
> in official Arch supported hardware list: ALARM isn't official Arch, so this also isn't an "official Arch supported hardware list". Arch is currently still only x86_64 and everything else is at best unofficial if not…
I assume they mean that it is all already automated in the utopian society. And I would kinda agree that that would be utopian. But sadly we live in the real world where greed rules pretty much everything, meaning that…
I've got 2 links permanently in my bio on Discord. One being this and the other being https://dontasktoask.com/. While the second one is more something that would happen in public channels, it is always handy to have…
Snaps is a sure-fire way to only get used on Ubuntu. So that would be worse than distributing .rpm/.deb.
On Firefox, while F12 is intercepted you can still open it with Ctrl+Shift+E
> What does it say about Nix, when a barely one-year old Omarchy is already more popular than it, and growing really fast? Nothing really. Popularity does not mean quality. Some of the most popular items on the planet…
> I am in your car. I am in your maps, This reminds me of the "I am in your walls" meme, just so much more creepy. I really hate vehicles. But I especially hate those that aren't able to be change to an entirely local…
I personally am of the opinion that both make sense and should exist. Extensions are for a first pass filtering/displaying, while magic bytes should be the source of truth, which is extra important when parsing a file…
What did they actually do to kill it? The 2 quotes just say "they killed it", but the way I read it having followed most linux stuff is just they are finally happy that they were able to "kill X.Org" in RHEL by being…
To be fair, wasn't the Deepseek one just "escaped its sandbox and looked up the solutions on github"?
You do need some root process to be able to write the updated kernel image to a root owned directory. On macos that is presumably their update daemon, while on something like ParticleOS[0] IIRC it is the…
Is this some joke I am missing? Cuz their comment is just the entire title of the article since it was cut off in the post.