aaron_m04

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by aaron_m04 4y ago
Not to mention their brains had more plasticity than an adult's.
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
The researchers compared it to the photochemical reactions creating and destroying ozone in the Earth's stratosphere.
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
Interesting! What part of Australia are you in?
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
> Mastodon isn't really a viable alternative for mainstream, despite what the techy crowd boasts. That is demonstrably false. If you spend some time there, you will notice a lot of nontechnical people using it.
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
What is PORO?
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
What's the point of preserving something if nobody can see it?
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
> The City could afford to buy those hotels only because demand had already evaporated Because of the pandemic or some other reason?
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
I wonder how many people at Meta are like this person.
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
No, he was banned before the new regime, but immediately after he was implicated in an attempted coup.
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
Nice project! My friend and I have been working on a very different take on multiplayer CGOL. The multiplayer part is in progress still, but you can see what we have here: https://github.com/conwayste/conwayste
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
> The reason I think they're nuts isn't stability but rather security. I guess since they're shipping these boxes around the world there's nothing really sensitive on them; but still, if I were in their shoes I would
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
> (Yes, Netflix runs FreeBSD HEAD. I think they're nuts.) Sounds like chaos engineering to me ;)
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
Good for whom?
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
> OpenDoor has been taking a loss on a lot of properties it bought over the past few months too. I don't understand how they are able to stay solvent. It's gotta be VC money keeping them alive, right?
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
Is this the reason clojure added the recur form? IIRC, the JVM doesn't support tail calls because Java doesn't need it. https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/recur
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
It's a tool used by people who are happy to cover up health and environmental effects, and are most definitely not using that tool for the common good.
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
Your claims are really beyond belief. They fly in the face of everything I've seen these past several years. No warming, really?
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
That's unfortunate.
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
Isn't it UL-certified though? I would think they'd check for hazardous glues as part of said certification.
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
We are in such a desperate situation with the climate that we pretty much have to look at which of the two is most likely to enact policies that cut carbon emissions: is it the EPA, or Congress?
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
> [...] if the Congress wants EPA to regulate emissions the way they tried to do, all it needs to do is to pass a law explicitly instructing it to do so. Of course, it won’t, because there is no political will in Congress to pass this. A
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
> Can't discord's web version share a screen? If not, why? IIRC the Discord webapp didn't have an option to share the screen. I only tried Firefox not Chrome. > If the only issue with bt is sound, there are some usb don
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
Yeah, I have a VPS that's been running OpenBSD since 2015 and it's been great.
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
It didn't seem like it worked. I haven't tried it in a while though, so I could be mistaken.
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
It was a fair amount of work but I was able to get it running. Fixing the clock drift was by far the hardest part -- I had to install a custom kernel module. Getting networking inside the VM was pretty difficult as well. Email me at aaronm0
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
That's true; however I can confirm the positives solene@ enumerated are all accurate. I was using OpenBSD as a daily driver on my thinkpad for a year and a half. The motivations driving me to switch back to Linux were: * slow -- can&#x
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
Well that's disappointing. Thanks for the explanation! I never have to worry about such low level details in my day-to-day work, so this is all new to me.
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
Would it be possible instead to mitigate this by removing the side-channel: either don't leave any trace in the TLB of the speculative execution, or deny access to the TLB for user mode software?
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
You're right. :(
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by aaron_m04 4y ago
Somebody should introduce Israeli government hardliners to the concept of "blowback".

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