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by bboreham 10y ago
If you use more registers as storage it can go faster. 'rep movs' uses no registers for storage; only source, destination and count. There are many, many tricks like doing 'look ahead' to start the L1 cache bringing in
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by bboreham 10y ago
OK, I see this is the same as what Flannel does in its aws-vpc backend, but I though you were saying you could do better. Maybe I mis-parsed what you said. If you're adding a routing rule for every minion then you will also hit the 50
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by bboreham 10y ago
Could you say how you arrange that the addresses you pick for your pods do not clash with the addresses AWS picks for instances?
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by bboreham 10y ago
Standard Oil "In 1904, Standard controlled 91 percent of production and 85 percent of final sales." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Oil
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by bboreham 10y ago
He says "believe it or not, I'm wearing a wig" ... the better to re-enact how he would have spoken in 1969 :-)
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by bboreham 10y ago
I was going by https://blog.docker.com/2016/04/docker-engine-1-11-runc/ which advertised "DNS round robin load balancing". EDIT: calmer tone
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by bboreham 10y ago
> a given hostname lookup by a given container in a given service discovery scope will always return the same IP Did you mean this to cover the situation where N containers have registered the same name? I thought Docker DNS returned al
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by bboreham 10y ago
Can someone say how this differs from 'git rebase -i --exec' ?
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by bboreham 10y ago
> Also I wonder why they would need this undocumented call. To implement the first NT Posix subsystem, which was a FIPS requirement.
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by bboreham 10y ago
And it works with Go, resolving some or all of the issues mentioned?
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by bboreham 10y ago
You look at similar past deals which have gone ahead or fallen through. You sound out some large shareholders, see what they might accept. You run your own modelling - what you think it's worth, what it will cost to finance the deal.
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by bboreham 10y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorenz_cipher
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by bboreham 10y ago
What was the motivation to create a new repo with a different name rather than maintaining a fork of xhyve?
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by bboreham 10y ago
> I would have thought people use normal decimal numbers everywhere. US Government Bonds, the touchstone of the core Bloomberg user, are traded in 256ths of a dollar. The notation there, however, is not fractions. The number shown is wh
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by bboreham 10y ago
For historical interest, compare an early proposal: http://www.open-std.org/JTC1/SC22/WG21/docs/papers/2006/n195...
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by bboreham 10y ago
Often, the problem is that the clean simple syntax you might want to use already means something else in C++, and the bias against breaking existing code is very strong.
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by bboreham 10y ago
That's not what Feynman is talking about at all. He touches on it; points out that what you get from numerical methods is an approximation, whereas he wants to talk about how you would get an exact simulation.
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by bboreham 10y ago
Just to add: the name comes from the convention of storing all those dependencies in a subdirectory named "vendor".
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by bboreham 10y ago
> He remarks he went to a school mentioned in the article. There is only one mention of Eton in the piece; the statement that Wolfram went there.
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by bboreham 11y ago
Recalling that CloudFlare's business is dealing with malicious actors, you should assume that the caller has read all the RFCs and then deliberately disobeyed them.
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by bboreham 11y ago
I also very much recommend "The Art of Doing Science and Engineering", which is mostly philosophical but has quite a few partial differential equations in it. Available as a complete pdf here: http://worrydream.com&#x2F
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by bboreham 11y ago
> One source says that it's been acceptable to DOS since DOS 2.0 I can confirm that from personal memory. At the time, the biggest vendor of UNIX-like systems was Microsoft (Xenix), so compatibility was a benefit. They soon sold tha
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by bboreham 11y ago
> DLT may be able to provide regulators with visibility into the trading portfolios of swaps counterparties that they lacked during the financial crisis and that Dodd-Frank mandated. Err, except, as you said, Dodd-Frank mandated that vis
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by bboreham 11y ago
It's more complicated than that: The beta announced a few days back by Docker uses HyperV to boot a Linux kernel to run Linux Docker. The preview announced around a year ago by Microsoft and Docker is a native Windows implementation of
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by bboreham 11y ago
Cygwin requires a recompile. This is running Ubuntu binaries.
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by bboreham 11y ago
"derived from" in the sense of "complete opposite in every way". Edit: ok, maybe not _every_ way. Pipes are "inspired by an idea from Multics". https://www.bell-labs.com/usr/dmr/www&#x
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by bboreham 11y ago
He should have said "hedge fund" rather than "investment bank". Investment banks did enjoy acting like hedge funds, up until a few years back, but the Volcker Rule put paid to that. Mostly.
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by bboreham 11y ago
They might propagate to subshells. Someone did a lot of checking: http://www.in-ulm.de/~mascheck/various/set-e/
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by bboreham 11y ago
I hired developers into investment banking for 18 years. If we gave somebody a low number, the next bank would poach them in 1-2 years, wasting all the time we spent training them. After I learned this the hard way, I always went as high as
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by bboreham 11y ago
"2.9 Apps that are "demo", "trial", or "test" versions will be rejected." https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/

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