Tag: arch
I got a replacement for my Samsung MZVLW256HEHP-000L7 NVMe 256GB M.2 PCI
Express X4 SSD, known also simply as Samsung PM961. It is an OEM part.
After replacing it with the new one, Samsung 980 1TB, I put the old one on
sale. This was my daily driver, so I did not want any meaning…
There are a few pitfalls worth noting when using Ansible when the remote is
an Arch machine. I know, a weird combination. It looks more and more like
basically no-one uses Arch remote with Ansible. But hey, I like it, so
learning (and documenting) a thing or two along the way mig…
Currently, using a rootless Docker on Arch can reasonable be divided into
two approaches: stability and performance. With the stability, the choice
is a LTS kernel and a fuse-overlayfs storage driver, while under
performance a latest stable kernel is used alongside the latest wid…
Both YubiKey and GnuPG are able to do many things. The difference one might
point out is, that GnuPG probably does
neither of them particularly well,
resembling a Swiss army knife. No matter how well either of the tools
handles tasks it is able to perform, both tools had became a…
Exploring artificial intelligence possibilities in late 2021 led me through
multiple hoops already. There are things that work already, there are
things that can be
optimized for a better performance
and then there are things that do not appear to work at all.
One of such things …
When starting with TensorFlow library bindings for NodeJS, for instance by
installing:
npm i @tensorflow/tfjs-node
And then importing it inside a node module:
import * as tf from "@tensorflow/tfjs-node"
The following error can be seen:
This TensorFlow binary is optimi…
A few days prior I have finally
received my electronic ID or eID
that can be used to streamline the communication with various official
bureaus in the country. Since it is Java based, it has a support for
multiple OSes by default, including Linux. Although, as I stated in the
pre…