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by anfilt 6y ago
NULL can be its own type, but the union between the set of integers and NULL is equally valid. However, that new set created by this union is not just integers. To represent a type that can be NULL or an integer it should be a different typ
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by anfilt 6y ago
Like if you look at the rate of down scaling it has slowed some. It's also not the size of the whole transistor it's the size/thickness of the N, P and Insulator layers that will limiting factor in FET style transistors. The
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by anfilt 6y ago
If we look at set theory the NULL set is a valid set. The problem with NULL is often it's just treated as zero or if passed to a language that does not have NULL it's pretty often to just treat it as Zero. This bit equivalence bet
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by anfilt 6y ago
It's why some people equate a lot these new coins (ICOs) to pyramid schemes.
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by anfilt 6y ago
AMD has been selling the (64 bit Arm) Opteron A1100 series for a while now. It honestly, needs updated as it's starting to get a little old. However, overall interest in these chips was not as high as hoped.
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by anfilt 6y ago
AMD has experimented with ARM in the past and is selling some ARM 64 chips. such as the Opteron A1100 series chips. However, purchase interest has seemed limited. So AMD definitely has been working on ARM. They may dedicate more resources n
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by anfilt 6y ago
Sigh while email is not perfect it’s at least not centralized. Also unless they are posting rfcs to the IETF for an open protocol its just a proprietary trap/lockin.
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by anfilt 6y ago
They can if the provider white lists their own services or certain services from the data caps.
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by anfilt 6y ago
Honestly, he was just a return to how the FCC was before Genachowski and Tom Wheeler were chairman. The democratic commissioners Rosenworcel and Starks while more interested in consumer protections than their republican peers, if either the
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by anfilt 6y ago
That's because apple bought the entire 5nm production capacity/runs for basically for the entire last quarter of 2020. I can tell you some companies were not too pleased about that.
461.
by anfilt 6y ago
That was just for one month though. 1500 last october vs 2100 this October. 2100 is a 40% increase over 1500. That's a pretty drastic change especially when the trend was downward.
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by anfilt 6y ago
The pem does not have -----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----.
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by anfilt 6y ago
When you say "reinforcing and emphasizing things we do know" is honestly concerning. That is a common tactic in propaganda. Especially when you consider propaganda's goal is a systematic effort to manipulate other people’s be
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by anfilt 6y ago
Its fine to say dont buy such hardware. The concern is what happens if thats all AMD, Intel and qualcomm sell to people. Apple already does this with the iPhones and tablets, and unless you find a bootrom exploit good luck running an other
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by anfilt 6y ago
If you want to use this fast decoder it some times better to have it take a different type than a plain array as input. Even if the only difference is arrays of this type have a 15 byte dead space at the end. Such behavior is not crazy but
466.
by anfilt 6y ago
Of course not every instances of civil asset forfeiture is illegitmate. Problem is it is often abused, and how it works is basically guilty till proven innocent which is abhorrent. A lot of times you cant prove a negative.
467.
by anfilt 6y ago
however the official in a shall issue state is then lying on documents, by jumping through hoops to deny applications if they are not paying the bribe.
468.
by anfilt 6y ago
I had thought the same, but a year a later that waiter was working at a different restaurant, I like. Needless say I have very distinctive hair. whether or not they remember me because my hair or not leaving tipping I don't know. Still
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by anfilt 6y ago
That's honestly how I also feel about C++ in when I look at how often they are adding new things.
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by anfilt 6y ago
I think people are overlooking this. It can even be worse in other countries. Some of those things (among numerous other things) can lead to death in a few countries.
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by anfilt 6y ago
I would agree normally, but what ISP is not taking public money to hopefully expand their network.
472.
by anfilt 6y ago
Even for uncontrolled crashing you still need to use fuel. You need to use energy to slow the object down enough to fall into earths gravity well.
473.
by anfilt 6y ago
Once you start getting past mars the effectiveness of photovoltaics starts to drop off. We have used them out to about jupiter for probes. This asteroid sits between mars and jupiter. However to power a mining operations you would need a ma
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by anfilt 6y ago
It still would not be free, the cheapest method in theory would be to gently nudge a asteroid to a closer orbit to ours. Then if you can process it in space since not all of the asteroid is useful metal. Then send the processed material dow
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by anfilt 6y ago
Ooops, my bad. Sadly, I can only update the title.
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In a first, researchers extract secret key used to encrypt Intel CPU code(arstechnica.com)
52 points by anfilt 6y ago|8 comments
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by anfilt 6y ago
Why? For assembly you generally just need a tokenizer/lexer and that's about it. However, a full on parser? Are you trying to make a macro assembler or something?
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by anfilt 6y ago
The speaker is generally hooked up to a pre-amp and that pre-amp to the DAC. The hardware would need to also have an ADC attached to the speaker for that work. So such an attack could only happen if sound-chipset/card integrated into t
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by anfilt 6y ago
Concrete resorbs CO2 from the air after you pour it. This carbonation of concrete can cause corrosion to rebar or other re-inforcments. A large portion of that CO2 is eventually reabsorbed back by the concrete. Depending on the mix this pro
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by anfilt 6y ago
It still seems pretty aweful today for a lot stuff i try to translate with it

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