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TrueNAS storage controller pass-through with Windows Hyper-V (DDA)
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blog.gripdev.xyz
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5 years ago
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Hyper-v on Server 2019 supports Discrete Device Assignment (DDA) which allows PCI-E devices to be assigned directly to underlying VMs. This through me off as my searches for Device Pass Through didn’t return any results! Typically this is used with Graphics cards and all the docs talk extensively about doing just that. What I wanted to do was pass through an LSI SAS controller to my TrueNAS VM. Here are my learnings:
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This is a quick one, if you get the following error or similar: 2021/06/07 00:15:35 ERROR : Attempt 3/3 failed with 1 errors and: corrupted on transfer: sizes differ 189118 vs 130560 2021/06/07 00:15:35 Failed to copy: corrupted on transfer: sizes differ 189118 vs 130560 These track back to an issue with OneDrives metadata generation altering the size of the file. You can see details on this issue here: https://github.com/rclone/rclone/i..
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The phrase "clean code" is thrown around a lot, but now 6 years in the industry - I have some thoughts.
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Mostly here because I keep forgetting all the things I want to put into a Go project when I start it. Collected into a list of things I actually need to do, tools to install and how to get things working. This page is a work in progress and something I will add to as I remember things or discover something new. Static Analysis https://golangci-lint.run/usage/install/ Install that and run golangci-lint run ./... from the root when ch..
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Repository: @knadh/koanf GitHub release page: v1.1.0 036e4bf Merge pull request #79 from aeneasr/fix-memory-keyparts 6692d05 Merge pull request #78 from aeneasr/fix-memory-use d174d00 Reduce memory consumption for populateKeyParts 1095e5e Significantly reduce memory use of maps.Flatten 7d983f3 Fix Watch() doc
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Webinar Recording: 6 Common SI/PI Issues Lurking in Your Design And How to Prevent Them
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shielddigitaldesign.com
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5 years ago
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I recently presented a webinar with EMA Design Automation to explain some common signal and power integrity problems that I've encountered. All of these issues are ones which I've dealt with in the past, and each one shows how ECAD tools can be used to find and fix them before sending a design out for manufacturing. Specifically, each example uses the new Sigrity Aurora analysis features embedded directly within the Cadence PCB Editor, whic..
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There are a few business urban legends I’ve heard over the years that I try to trace down. It’s interesting to me because some seem simple to source, but end up being not so simple. I try to find the source for Drucker’s quote “culture eats strategy for breakfast” and a more esoteric one about chimpanzees forming a behavior to stop ladder climbers. I feel like there’s lots of these but, for now, it’s just these two and hope that these notes....
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When enabled, the character "<" triggers company completion of org blocks. I get the occasional ping to package the code from this post and publish it on melpa . Finally gave it a go. Moved the code here . This was my first time publishing on melpa. The process was very smooth . Big thanks to melpa volunteers!
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Switching from Windows PC to Mac and why I switched back
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www.jimwestergren.com
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5 years ago
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eng
I am a SEO and web developer that has been using Windows since more than two decades. In may 2021 the fan of my current lap top started to make a lot of noise and I bought a MacBook Pro M1 which was highly recommended to me by coworkers - I was told that I [...]
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Switching from Windows PC to Mac and why I switched back
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www.jimwestergren.com
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5 years ago
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eng
I am a SEO and web developer that has been using Windows since more than two decades. In may 2021 the fan of my current lap top started to make a lot of noise and I bought a MacBook Pro M1 which was highly recommended to me by coworkers - I was told that I [...]
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Switching from Windows PC to Mac and why I switched back
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www.jimwestergren.com
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5 years ago
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eng
I am a SEO and web developer that has been using Windows since more than two decades. In may 2021 the fan of my current lap top started to make a lot of noise and I bought a MacBook Pro M1 which was highly recommended to me by coworkers - I was told that I [...]
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Switching from Windows PC to Mac and why I switched back
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www.jimwestergren.com
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5 years ago
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eng
I am a SEO and web developer that has been using Windows since more than two decades. In may 2021 the fan of my current lap top started to make a lot of noise and I bought a MacBook Pro M1 which was highly recommended to me by coworkers - I was told that I [...]
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Book Review: Alpi Ribelli: Storie di montagna, resistenza e utopia
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nicolaiarocci.com
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5 years ago
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The idea behind this book is fascinating. As the subtitle suggests, the book collects stories of rebel mountaineers of all kinds. Some chose to disobey orders; others built refuges of resistance, outposts of autonomy and laboratories of social innovation. The collection is rich and varied. We go from the heretics who went with Fra Dolcino to the partisans who stopped the Nazi fascists in the mountains of Cuneo and Belluno, up to the cont..
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Book Review: Alpi Ribelli: Storie di montagna, resistenza e utopia
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nicolaiarocci.com
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5 years ago
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The idea behind this book is fascinating. As the subtitle suggests, the book collects stories of rebel mountaineers of all kinds. Some chose to disobey orders; others built refuges of resistance, outposts of autonomy and laboratories of social innovation. The collection is rich and varied. We go from the heretics who went with Fra Dolcino to the partisans who stopped the Nazi fascists in the mountains of Cuneo and Belluno, up to the cont..
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Book Review: Alpi Ribelli: Storie di montagna, resistenza e utopia
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nicolaiarocci.com
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5 years ago
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eng
The idea behind this book is fascinating. As the subtitle suggests, the book collects stories of rebel mountaineers of all kinds. Some chose to disobey orders; others built refuges of resistance, outposts of autonomy and laboratories of social innovation. The collection is rich and varied. We go from the heretics who went with Fra Dolcino to the partisans who stopped the Nazi fascists in the mountains of Cuneo and Belluno, up to the cont..
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One of the hardest jobs as an engineering manager is to hire and build a great team. The other is to retain and engage them (but that’s for another day). The purpose of this article is to walk you through step-by-step how to find and hire great engineering talent.
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One of the hardest jobs as an engineering manager is to hire and build a great team. The other is to retain and engage them (but that’s for another day). The purpose of this article is to walk you through step-by-step how to find and hire great engineering talent.
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What if you could create an application and deploy it to the web with just Python? Wouldn't it be nice to skip the additional full-stack development steps of learning three different languages in addition to Python? That's the idea behind Anvil. This week on the show, we have Meredydd Luff, co-founder of Anvil.
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The article I’m linking today is authored by Aaron Stannard and focuses on the drama currently going on in the .NET Open Source ecosystem . We’ve all been there. A dependency we took aeons ago goes unmaintained or changes its licensing model. Why does this happen? Because at some point, projects need to become sustainable or else they fail. […] it’s inexpensive for maintainers to support a small number of users with relatively similar ..
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The article I’m linking today is authored by Aaron Stannard and focuses on the drama currently going on in the .NET Open Source ecosystem . We’ve all been there. A dependency we took aeons ago goes unmaintained or changes its licensing model. Why does this happen? Because at some point, projects need to become sustainable or else they fail. […] it’s inexpensive for maintainers to support a small number of users with relatively similar ..
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Readers and Writers and Transformers BTW you can check out the video here instead: Functional Justin - Another Angle on Monad Transformers There are twenty pages here or over an hour of videos, so let me help you decide if it's worth your time. Who are you? You are a Scala programmer or interested in Scala and may have some Haskell or interest in pure functional programming. What do I cover? Introduction to M....
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For years I've kept a private list of really cool tech companies in NYC. Now that I'm funemployed it's the perfect time to publish. This list is influenced by 1) my perception of the difficulty of the engineering behind the product and 2) the company's educational and OSS presence. With no further ado and in no particular order, here's my list! Backtrace This company builds a product for debugging mobile crashes. Your app produces a cras....
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Every organisation that builds a product, has its own view of quality and what it means for the product they are building. To identify what quality means for an organisation it is useful to have a manifesto. While Quality Strategy encomapsses quality aspects in software development, Quality Manifesto helps an organisation define what quality means for them strategically. Based on what is set-out in the manifesto, software delivery teams can..
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There are about 51 galaxies in the Milky Way’s Local Group, about 100,000 in our Local Supercluster, and 100 billion in all of the observable universe. Many of what we see as tiny specs are, in fact, galaxies, containing stars, which, in turn, may have their own solar systems, planets and satellites. While these galaxies may seem inactive in our lifetime, many activities occur at a macro timescale — stars are born, they collapse, merge; the..
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In the 17th century, Sir Isaac Newton formulated the three-body problem – How do three objects orbit one another under their gravity? For centuries, this problem has remained unsolved until a couple of years ago, when AI solved it. “So, who solved the problem? Did the algorithm solve the problem? Or did the people who wrote the program solve it?,” asks Dr. Williams, Distinguished Research Professor and Core Member, AAII - Australian Artifi..
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