This seems oddly complex to me. We have a family domain that hosts our personal email addresses. In addition, we have a "family@" address that just forwards to my wife and me. Usage is obvious to everyone, no need to explain anything. Joint emails are obvious, replies work as expected, individual emails have obvious recipients.
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hollasch commented on Put a data center on the moon? spectrum.ieee.org/data-ce... · Posted by u/pseudolus
I'm surprised that, somehow, the article barely even touches upon the question of bandwidth. Terrestrial data centers often have hundreds of gigabits per second of transit - how much bandwidth would be available to this lunar data center, to what endpoint, and how reliable will that be? (Would one of these permanently shadowed areas of the moon even have line-of-sight to the Earth's surface, or would it have to be relayed through a satellite?)
If you have a problem that requires and hour or a day to compute, then spending fifteen minutes for data transfer up and down (particularly in the face of lowered costs) is often a profitable trade. Movie studio render farms are a classic example of such compute jobs. Weather or geological resource prediction could be another. There are many such high-compute jobs in practice.
hollasch commented on Vim after Bram: a core maintainer on how they've kept it going thenewstack.io/vim-after-... · Posted by u/MilnerRoute
Reaching for the escape key with your left pinkie while trying to keep your fingers on the home row hundreds of times a day in order not to have to dislocate your right pinkie to reach the arrows is is the idea of the century
Snark apart, praising vim without mentioning escape key remapping is criminal imho
To each their own, but to me the only key easier to hit than the Escape key is the space bar, and returning to the home row is like a 20ms move. On the other hand, if you're actually using control keys in the (now standard) lower left and lower positions, then we're just on different planets. :)
Actual title: "Exclusive: Meta kills DEI programs"
hollasch commented on Elon Musk's Playbook for DOGE Has a Precedent: X nytimes.com/2024/12/13/te... · Posted by u/2OEH8eoCRo0
hollasch commented on · Posted by u/Apocryphon
Worth a quick scan just for the Twitter fashion police outrage.
By performing computations directly inside memory cells, CRAM will dramatically reduce power demands for AI workloads. Scientists claim it's a solution to AI's huge energy consumption.