HankB99

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by HankB99 9y ago
I thrust it will be fixed.
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by HankB99 9y ago
What is "the other go programming language"?
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by HankB99 9y ago
While looking for something on "the other go programming language" I ran across this book list: https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Books Maybe the creator of this repo didn't want it to be yet a
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by HankB99 9y ago
Search for "update:" in the article. There are three and the most recent references a post from June of 2017. It appears the author has modified it for developments he considers important. It would be helpful if he indicated the r
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by HankB99 9y ago
I think that has face validity. However I don't think that those who pay wages allocate a certain amount, pay benefits and then pay the rest as wages. More likely they pay a little as possible (both wages and benefits) to fill the jobs
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by HankB99 9y ago
>> Maybe the solution is as easy as giving workers a voice. >Maybe you should give the guy you paid to paint your garage a voice in your management of your home. Probably not. Managing my home far exceeds the responsibility to pain
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by HankB99 9y ago
Brown note? ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9mB0OGWkYE )
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by HankB99 9y ago
A minor nit, I suppose. Formatting of cli commands has mangled them to the point they cannot be used. For example # dpkg — list will not work. The correct command is dpkg --list I suppose I'm particularly sensitive to this because I ra
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by HankB99 9y ago
In other words, there are ways to 'fool' the dependency tree. My first thought was that this might be a contrived situation. Then I realized I have exactly that in a project I'm presently working on. It does a lot of file sys
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by HankB99 9y ago
Yes, I had forgotten about that case.
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by HankB99 9y ago
Didn't that include a ';' and version number too? (Or was that later - RSX-11M on a PDP 11/23)
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by HankB99 9y ago
Did you diagnose the cause of the failure? My guess is it was a failed power supply and that likely resulted from failed capacitors.
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by HankB99 9y ago
They're not mutually exclusive.
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by HankB99 9y ago
> ... the more I think they are unable to track and log information like they can on US(ish) phones. My first thought was "Why? Can't they snoop on us with those phones?" Then I thought that they snoop at the network level
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by HankB99 9y ago
FB (among other web sites) continually asks for my phone number. I continually ignore their entreaties. I always suspected they could not resist the temptation to use it like this. I really expected them to sell it to telemarketers.
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by HankB99 9y ago
Thanks for the info. I don't recall if Stretch requires module rebuilds on kernel updates but that hasn't bothered me in the past. And I always reboot before removing old kernels just to make sure that I don't really need t
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by HankB99 9y ago
> ... but it would still be annoying to actually use ZFS in Linux for the same reason it is annoying to use it now. For those of us who are ignorant of what is annoying to use now (I raise my hand) can you elaborate? I'm fooling aro
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by HankB99 9y ago
Thank you. I was wondering the same thing. I glanced at the information and, if I understand it correctly, 4.0.0 is the first release of a ground up rewrite. What's not immediately clear (and perhaps because I did not read the material
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by HankB99 9y ago
"The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration had accumulated reports of 61 deaths and more than 100 serious injuries linked to Firestone 500 blowouts." http://www.rubbernews.com/article/19960812/IS
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by HankB99 9y ago
> However, we will eventually reach a point where computers don't get significantly faster. Help me understand why. Even if individual computational units cannot get faster, can we not benefit from additional computational units? I
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by HankB99 9y ago
I have heard from someone who develops S/W for one of these firms that they are concerned about instruction timing and have uncovered situations where some instructions occasionally take longer to execute. They go back to the manufactu
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by HankB99 9y ago
I'm not sure I'd consider a system running full blown Linux with self hosted development tools, graphical environment and so on to be a typical embedded system. Edit: I suppose they may not be running Linux on the Pi, certainly no
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by HankB99 9y ago
That's unfortunate. The first class I took on Coursera (and it might even be before it was Coursera) was a Stanford class. It was "Introduction to Databases" by Prof. Jennifer Widom and was very good.
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by HankB99 9y ago
Indeed. He states "I gave up on the feeds because they were making me angry." I found that the things that were making me angry were the reposts of garbage by friends and family who don't apparently have an original thought.
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by HankB99 9y ago
We have plenty of dishes, utensils, cups and so on. (Particularly coffee cups - one of the things I collect.) Sometimes it's good to be a hoarder. :)
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by HankB99 9y ago
I guess this explains why I was not able to boot by USB the other day. I tried out Ubuntu 17.10 on my Y50-70 recently. :(
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by HankB99 9y ago
>but they can afford "access fees" and fast lanes. Yes. They just pass it on to their users. When Comcast started charging then to remove the bottleneck a few years ago, it was followed by a price increase. Netflix is not even
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by HankB99 9y ago
(Not a trading whiz.) Is there anything in this strategy that would prevent any other trader from piggybacking on the swings and making money? I could it see it working the first month but I think a lot of other traders (perhaps with better
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by HankB99 9y ago
I haven't read the EULA recently but I seem to recall that it was forbidden to publish benchmark results. I don't think there is any rule against performing your own benchmarks. Both Oracle and Microsoft have free evaluation/
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by HankB99 9y ago
If you want to know why Animal Control would rather just leave the stray cats alone, look up "Pinky the cat" on Youtube. ;)

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