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by asdfaoeu 7y ago
Ubuntu doesn't have sysvinit so isn't relevant here.
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by asdfaoeu 7y ago
aufs sort of could do that at the file layer. The issue is you run into a bunch of incompatibilities with how applications can expect it to work. As soon as you want to start looking at striping and EC then you really need to just go with s
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by asdfaoeu 7y ago
> As a side note, I quite literally can't use aurora-mysql for local unit and integration testing. It doesn't exist outside AWS. You can use mysql though...
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by asdfaoeu 7y ago
You are assuming they use those laws to lock up Libra users and not just the competition. It seems likely they could allow censorable cryptocurrencies like Libra.
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by asdfaoeu 7y ago
The parent comments are discussing benefits the American credit system as a whole not the benefit of an individual using a credit card in America. Other countries have much lower merchant fees due to surcharges on credit transactions and&#x
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by asdfaoeu 7y ago
> no additional cost to the consumer Merchant fees are very high. > If I had transacted in cash The only difference with a debit card is a function of regulation and the network rather than actually being a credit or debit card.
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by asdfaoeu 8y ago
Because theirs both only returns a number between 0 and max_keywords - 1. Yours would require a 4gb lookup table.
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by asdfaoeu 8y ago
Why would they pretend to be one editor?
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by asdfaoeu 8y ago
Python is really in the same category as JavaScript as far as being asynchronous is concerned.
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
He is admitting those benefits. His point is that with different tax rates and regulations the market is distorted and if anything imposing tariffs / revenue taxes is just equalising the market. I don't think he's talking lit
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
I don't get the significance? It's just some random users repo.
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
I don't know about Canada but in Australia the person who the ambulance is called for gets charged.
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
The main issue is that it uses that same suffix no matter what connection you are on.
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
I assume they are fetching the min_lsn for a user from the master so it would be up to date.
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
There's been like three IO outages and plus one user registered the nameserver domains to intercept traffic.
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
You don't need to press enter you can just use ^D.
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
You can do basically the same thing in python @contextlib.contextmanager def open(*args) # file open try: yield file finally: file.close() with open(args) as file: # us
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
Sure but /%2B should resolve to the same thing as /+
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
That's still much better than their 'createuser'
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
No, in this case it just means binaries won't contain / depend on the path you used to compile it in.
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
I think he's just saying that broadcom is the only option with macbooks.
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
> Regulators do not yet allow issuances via blockchain only, so we had to test it in parallel with the conventional issuance process.
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
The only problem is this assumes that the hash unpredictably changes on input modification. Which is true for cryptographic hashes but not others.
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
What incentive is there for an exchange to implement this?
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
Sounds like an explicit version of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Return_value_optimization .
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
I feel like most of these complicated if else statements can generally be written much better for example. SUPERTYPES = {'Real': ['Integer'], 'Complex': ['Real'],
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
> Is there designs that sacrifice trust in results for performance? Sure is have a look at https://www.mastercard.com/
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
I feel like the subset of computing applications that require accurate time doesn't intersect with the amount of applications where you want to rely on a raspberry pi and can get signals directly from a satellite (i.e. not in a DC). A
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
> went on to earn six-figures selling 1,000 books a day > while Mr Edwards now takes home a comfortable five-figure income. I assume this is pounds/dollars but still.
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by asdfaoeu 9y ago
The issue is remote sites that are using SSL and want to do an Ajax request to a local site.

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