I recently set up equal-cost multipath routing to send traffic down multiple WireGuard tunnels.
You’d also need to set up these kernel parameters to keep from TLS and other applications from breaking:
net.ipv4.fib_multipath_hash_policy = 1
net.ipv6.fib_multipath_hash_policy = 1
It’s already been going on for 30+ years so whatever you call this is pretty much it.
True but more generally things like Electron apps, not precompiling classes in interpreted languages’ Docker images, looping through millions of records without plucking only the data you need, etc seem to be widespread and shrugged off.
While writing code you can get in the habit of doing things efficiently and long-term the cost savings pile up. Obviously caring about only this one specific case will hardly accomplish much on its own.
I get what you’re saying but I don’t like this line of thinking. In the tech industry there is far too much bloat that we just accept due to cheap memory and storage.
On mobile I definitely do because I like to type really fast and sometimes I don’t have the patience to hit every key with 100% accuracy.
Is anyone using Grok seeking the objective truth in the first place? I feel like the “fuck yeah” vibes coming from the conservative crowd over an AI bending to their will is wasted: we all know it’s intended to be biased in the first place. Anyone smarter than a rock would just switch to another LLM.
My bad. But why does it taste like shit then?
Not sure about that, but I did see numerous new Coca-Cola products in new flavors that I assume they put together by scraping metrics from these; and if I remember correctly they do have cellular interface.
Six flavor shots that mix with all the others and end up just tasting like a combination of them all. 😷
I’m just confused why you’d have to pass through immigration on a domestic flight.
Sakeik and her husband went on their honeymoon in the U.S. Virgin Islands. She was detained shortly after arriving back in the United States
Isn’t the US Virgin Islands part of the US?
I’m experiencing this daily in Los Angeles. Also people don’t seem to scoot up onto the sensor so the light takes longer than necessary to change (though stupidly half of those sensors are in the crosswalk or even beyond it).