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i would say the c-code is broken because the queue push method has undesirable behaviour when capacity is reached. for example if you push onto a full task queue then it just leaks a task without any feedback to the caller that something ve
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10mo ago
or try to travel to an islamic country with an Israeli stamp on your passport or an Israeli passport.
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10mo ago
agreement on raising the minimum wage is suspect because its a controversial econ position and presumably some form of UBI or 'negative income tax' is a much better alternative which would have the redistributive effects of a high
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10mo ago
I suspect the commit to fix is: https://github.com/facebook/react/commit/bbed0b0ee64b89353a4... and it looks like its been squashed with some other stuff to hide it or maybe there are other problems as well.
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10mo ago
I think sortition is a great idea but you would probably need a constitutional amendment if you wanted sortition in Congress or the Senate. I think the State's have some discretion over how elections are run but I don't think its
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10mo ago
sortition is just democracy but with a weird probabilistic form of voting
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11mo ago
my guess is something like detailed in this article: https://meaningness.com/geeks-mops-sociopaths
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11mo ago
aws has security groups as well. using NAT for a firewall is overkill.
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11mo ago
if the government wasn't incompetent in how they are handling certain immigration issues the anti-immigration parties would not have any momentum. for some bizarre reason the government is pursuing a course of action that is poisoning
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11mo ago
the gateway endpoints are free (s3 + dynamodb?), but the service endpoints are charged so that could be a reason why people don't use the service endpoints. but there doesn't seem to be a good reason for not using the service gate
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11mo ago
in the cloud you should be able to turnkey this quite easily. i think in a DC this can be a bit more tricky because you will still be getting traffic from the DOS to your network interface after you have flipped the switch to cloudflare. Th
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11mo ago
databases also solve this problem by allowing the read only transaction to see a consistent snapshot of the data at some point in time. so the reader can do its work without needing a logical mutex.
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11mo ago
it could be most people pause writes because its going to create errors if you try and execute a write against an instance that refuses to accept and writes, and for some people those errors might not be recoverable. so they just have some
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11mo ago
unless you know the target and trust the people asking you to do the 'prank' this is not a harmless 'prank'. if they thought they had rehearsed with the target then i think they have a strong defence but i think they wer
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11mo ago
it does seem like the audience the article is explicitly targeted for is an edge case. people who understand enough to be writing an exploit but are somehow unaware of their target architecture works. but i guess the real target audience is
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11mo ago
I would be very surprised if taxes on tobacco did not cover the increased costs to the State from tobacco users. When I last looked at it tobacco users were dying early before they imposed huge costs on the State during their old age years
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> it’s pretty inhuman as a society to leave people to suffer and die because they can’t afford healthcare. this is mostly about drawing a line between the tradeoffs of costs and the benefits of increased lifespan and better quality of l
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1y ago
if you are a dissident it probably makes more sense to use servers in a different country. for example if you are US dissident it would make more sense to use EU servers or Chinese servers. its kind of suspicious when a country says they ne
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it seems like a failure of journalism that the guardian didn't try and reach out to the airline to find out why this guy's flight was cancelled. if the guardian did do this and didn't find an adequate explanation then they sh
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1y ago
i can definitely see someone stalemating with the rook-queen then claiming its actually a rook so its not a stalemate.
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1y ago
it used to possible to execute redis commands against localhost from the web browser using domain rebinding. but i think redis did something to the protocol to fix this. also, this is only really relevant for developers.
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1y ago
Comey was also involved in the Flynn setup. If Comey is convicted of procedural crimes it will be difficult to feel sorry for him when he used those or similar statutes to pursue other people.
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I don't understand how people are able to work in the UK illegally without employers already breaking the law. Employers are required to pay payroll taxes for their employees and you need a national insurance number for the employee to
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1y ago
Maybe not Aussie bartender but even a lot of typically 'white' Europeans have very different cultures than English and Australian. For example when it comes when it comes to punctuality or queuing. Even stuff like how contracts ar
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I think democracy and the market are amazing tools. We can strongly disagree with people but are able to peacefully choose how we are governed without resorting to violence and then we are able to peacefully trade and exchange with people w
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1y ago
i was thinking if you were doing some string operations like `indexOf` then maybe that could be an issue.
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are there security issues with no schemas + callback stubs + language on the server with little typing. for example with this `hello(name)` example the server expects a string but can the client pass an callback object that is string-like a
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The supreme court punted with Murthy vs Missouri ( https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/23pdf/23-411_3dq3.pdf ) but it would be harder for them to use the standing excuse in this case. Also, Alito and Gorsuch were
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Fire has a good statement on the FCC threat: https://www.thefire.org/news/fire-statement-fcc-threat-revok... It is good to see there are principled organisations defending free speech.
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was this a typo: `irrationally gender-coding a job, either as female or male, would cause it to be underpaid, because that halves the qualified applicant pool` a reduction in supply in economics usually causes an increase in price not a dec
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