sobeston(@hachyderm)

[sobeston(@hachyderm) @soworston]

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@Nyazsche

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@vmfunc @netspooky It's extra fun because it's not-quite-ebpf

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@goncaloptomas @steeve It's not a nightmare

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@agigao @luciascarlet @dhh Not by a mile, no

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@flipper_net @valvesoftware @OnDeck arch on arm isn't the same thing as arch, it's not up to the same standard

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@f4micom It really is that expensive

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@dhh @halftuned level1tech's KVMs are probably the best, they put a lot of work into making sure they work well. Great guys too.

https://t.co/vKWbDSExT6

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@awesomekling @vaxryy @dhh Have you given Tracy a good run?

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@Tobeech I don't understand the backlash. Annoying, sure, but won't bonds (or similar) in a stocks & shares ISA be better for most people nearing the cap anyway? Never used a cash ISA personally.

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@ILikeCardano @rvcas who

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@dr0pc0de @vaxryy I believe TPM would be necessary for this, yes

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@vaxryy A signed kernel and signed kernel modules will not stop cheating on Linux. You don't need kernel modules (or hardware for that matter) to make undetectable cheats on Linux. You would also need to remove root access and lock away several permissions.

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@zack_overflow Hey Zack, interested if you have any more granular data, 1m30 for a debug build is not normal

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@jorandirkgreef @TigerBeetleDB fwiw vscode with the github pull requests plugin will load a large diff ~instantly. Plugin's not amazing, but worth a shot

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@Tobeech Recently had a recruiter contact me ~8 times in two days. 5 phone calls from 3 different numbers. He told me I'm "hard to reach". No wonder.

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@penberg I think most distributed services would get mileage out of simply being more concurrent, i.e. writing things in a way to always get the maximum overlap in outbound requests.

Most basic example being await (join(A,B)) rather than await A, await B.

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@IgorJMichalak Zig might be more stable than you'd expect these days.

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@HSVSphere There's many things to criticise go about, but this isn't a good one.

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@HSVSphere This is quite pointless... Never seen anyone actually run into this "problem". Not aware of people who 1) run millions of goroutines in a production env, and 2) would care about using 2.7GB of ram for it. Doing 1) is silly, and using a few Gs of ram for a service is the norm.

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@SebAaltonen @jezell How large when transferred? (presumably the server sends it gzipped)