Andys

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by Andys 6y ago
I'm thinking of low-level programming. Generally, operations on strings don't modify them in place, they are copied each time, and the old memory free()'d or garbage collected, which wouldn't bother clearing the memory.
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by Andys 6y ago
By the way, you might like to try again with KSM (same page merging) enabled.
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by Andys 6y ago
Every time something is copied (eg. to modify it slightly), it would probably leave the old behind. Perhaps you should try modifying this to only look at used memory, not free/cache memory?
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by Andys 6y ago
People who want to go 0-60mph in 2 seconds, apparently.
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by Andys 6y ago
How does it compare with Elixir?
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by Andys 6y ago
To downvoters: where do you think all our soil came from? It is more than just crushed up rocks.
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by Andys 6y ago
What we need is forests, not just trees. They have a perpetual self-sustaining cycle of growing new trees and turning the old ones into soil and burying them under more soil.
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by Andys 6y ago
On the other hand, its incredibly useful to establish what is a healthy baseline for your own body, so that when you do get a disease it is easier to compare your results.
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by Andys 6y ago
Interesting that we had a warmest year on record simultaneously.
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by Andys 6y ago
So we've already moved on to just closing off voices we don't like the sound of? Or did he actually do something Trump-like?
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by Andys 6y ago
Glad to see skiplist is still alive and well
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by Andys 6y ago
Yep. Matz disabled TCO in Ruby because it was incompatible with some alternative implementations like JRuby.
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by Andys 6y ago
Re-education does tend to give one selective amnesia
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by Andys 6y ago
A quick google shows it is starting to be studied now. We just don't know yet, and its not a sure thing. It may take a future generation of vaccine to be more effective at preventing transmission. > The science behind this seeming
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by Andys 6y ago
This is cool, but hopefully newbies are aware that for a few dollars more ($9.99) you can get complete ARM boards from Friendyarm.com, the ZeroPI has 512MB ram, and ethernet, USB, etc.
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by Andys 6y ago
I thought the vaccine didn't stop the spread, just the disease? So the health care workers are going to keep spreading it either way.
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by Andys 6y ago
In some cases, maybe they would be better at tickets if not forced to use JIRA.
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by Andys 6y ago
Anecdotally, brands offering excellent service ship worse products out of the box. Any defects are fixed quickly by the service network. Mass-produced economy brands can't afford to have any returns. The service network is poor to non
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by Andys 6y ago
Why not take the call and answer "no" ?
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by Andys 6y ago
Yeah - search_after is the stateless version
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by Andys 6y ago
Also, they have a concurrent version called "Sliced Scroll" which lets you do multi-threaded fetch in N streams, each with their own cursor.
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by Andys 6y ago
If you really knew the answer to this, you would make a lot of money.
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by Andys 6y ago
The towing capacity could be handy for occasional use, but it will dramatically impact vehicle range, not to mention makes recharging a huge pain (public charge stations don't usually make provision for trailer parking)
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by Andys 6y ago
Here's how I see it: the Cybertruck is more of a "sports lifestyle" truck and less of a daily utility work-horse. It isn't going to be feasible to tow trailers or carry bulky payloads in the tray on a regular basis. Tr
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by Andys 6y ago
The way these numbers usually work out is by comparing with the absolute worst possible industrial farming process (which is excessive in its pollution and waste).
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by Andys 6y ago
The conversion ratio is under 1.0 for energy and feed if you live on a small piece of land and the chickens can free range and forage for bugs plus table scraps.
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by Andys 6y ago
Yeah. I understand the reasons for it, but I don't think large corporations should be trusted. We know time and time again that they can end up choosing short term profits over doing the right thing, why does this industry get a pass?
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by Andys 6y ago
Liability exemption is standard for vaccines before Covid and in many countries across the world.
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by Andys 6y ago
Wouldn't this be more easily explained by the "plasma" theory of dark matter, and electric and magnetic fields instead of gravity?
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by Andys 6y ago
Its market cap is still so small that a couple of rich people can completely manipulate its price

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