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by accountofme 6y ago
It might, but on the flipside, those bad actors are also opening themselves up to copyright infringement claims from the RIAA. I mean you knowingly played a song on a stream with many people watching without a license.
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by accountofme 6y ago
Mind you it has been a few years since I have worked in C++ professionally. I understand why you might like it. But in my opinion, it is a dumpster fire. My friend who is a music producer has a saying: "You can't polish a turd.&qu
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by accountofme 6y ago
Not true. Australia does not have tipping in it's culture. We pay our wait staff fair and reasonable rates (legally mandated btw). I don't really think our food costs are too much higher than the USA. And people eat out ALOT here.
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by accountofme 6y ago
I think you need to qualify these statements with proof. Otherwise everything you say is speculation.
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by accountofme 6y ago
HFT CAN and will use wireless if it is faster than fibre (refractive index of air vs glass). Albeit not WiFi but they do use Ham Radio to front run trades between cities and continents. There have been a few articles posted to HN over the
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by accountofme 6y ago
Truth is relative. Sampling can skew results. Scientists are people too. We all have flaws.
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by accountofme 6y ago
Fat and sugar together in a food is hard for the brain to stop eating. We are wired to want it (high energy content). To say it can be like a drug, I would say yes. Looking at the stats 2/3 Americans are overweight or obese. I think th
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by accountofme 6y ago
I did it the other way... Bought a cheap 4k@60Hz 50 inch TV ... cost me around AUD$400. I was doing multi screen before, but I like this better I have effectively 4x 1080p screens in a 2x2 array. The only downside is the tv forgets my backl
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by accountofme 6y ago
One way that surprised me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kttVyakHN4 Chewing gum / Bubble gum uses a mix of synthetic rubber and plastic as its base.
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by accountofme 6y ago
Yep, those are definitely signs of burnout. This happened to me this time last year. For me, I stopped coding and started building things with my hands (I renovated a house). The biggest problem with coding is the feedback loops. The endles
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by accountofme 6y ago
Not that I am aware. I remember seeing apple doing something it in software with the intel macs. Which is why I speculated about it being hardware for M1. Cheers
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by accountofme 6y ago
To be honest, you are replacing one set of problems with another. The rationale about configuration does not make a lot of sense either, better you learn how to do things right than what seems easier. I haven't played with shares for a
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by accountofme 6y ago
My fav OS was Win2k ... Ahhh memories
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by accountofme 6y ago
RAM bandwidth limitations (latency and throughput) are generally hidden by the multiple layers of cache in between the ram and CPU prefetching more data than is generally needed. Having memory on chip could make the latency less, but as ATI
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by accountofme 6y ago
Wouldn't it just be easier to use MySQL or Postgres in that situation? I mean if you are connecting to a network share, why not use a database over the network instead?
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by accountofme 6y ago
That's 250MB/s.... A sata3 SSD can do 500MB/s sequential reads. If you were talking about a 10GB file, which would be the limit of NVMe pcie3 drives for that transfer period.
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by accountofme 6y ago
Interesting article. I've been using openbsd for a couple of different routers for years now. its always been rock solid. :D
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by accountofme 6y ago
Thanks for that! I rolled my own ansible roles for my openbsd router.... will take a look.
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by accountofme 6y ago
Here and now I have the west world theme music playing in my head. Now wondering how off the rails Disney would need to go to have a theme park like that :P
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by accountofme 6y ago
I think the key issue here is the use of the intel compiler on a non intel product. Can you not recompile your code with GCC or LLVM? are the performance metrics that bad that they are not options? AMD has made the system... Engineer your s
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by accountofme 6y ago
I imagine they will need to get quite creative with the cooling process to pull that off.... I have heard of in die water cooling, but that sounds like the only option.
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by accountofme 6y ago
Having played with SmartOS containers using linux compatibility (not docker). I will say this: Use native containers for that OS. The slight differences that you will find, will drive you up the wall. They will be esoteric and happen at the
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by accountofme 6y ago
Ending death would require us to be perfect beings. We are not. Death is part of the solution to the problem of evolutionary adaptability. We are born, we mate, we die, the cycle continues with our children. If circumstances change, our gen
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by accountofme 6y ago
Sounds like you need to get better hardware friend. I would say the firmware on those devices is the cause of the issue. The phone is going to broadcast a connect packet to a device it knows, it's the devices job to let it connect or n
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by accountofme 6y ago
If you are the trusted party and your servers are secure, why do you need a blockchain?
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by accountofme 6y ago
You publicly shame them via twitter,reddit,medium,hackernews for a support response.