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by bogomipz 5y ago
I would be curious to know which one is considered more sane these days. I feel like I've heard enough negative things about the culture at all of them at this point.
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Wow, that just seems completely performative. Is "SA" systems admin here?
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by bogomipz 5y ago
>"Strict adherence to the "hiring bar" means we fail to bring in good people who aren't desperate enough to act out the cultish LP dance during their interview." What is the "cultish LP dance" here that
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by bogomipz 5y ago
I loved your series on writing a SQL DB from scratch. I also enjoyed your recent SMTP post as well. I hope you continue to do these, they're always good reading.
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by bogomipz 5y ago
I have heard this exact same sequence of events now from two coworkers, a friend and one family member we well. Apparently these banks actively promote the Zelle service within their mobile apps, the usage of which then triggers the banks o
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by bogomipz 5y ago
>"In their appeals to Wells Fargo, Mr. Faunce and Ms. Gibson cited the consumer bureau’s rules about fraudulent losses, but the bank repeatedly rebuffed them." I don't understand why Well Fargo is still able to operate as
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by bogomipz 5y ago
The world has certainly changed a lot in those 27 years. I think the financialization of world's economies, the prevalence of offshore assets/shell companies(The Panama Papers et al.) and a global real estate and art market boom t
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by bogomipz 5y ago
The article clearly states what the outcomes were in each of the cases. It's literally a summary.
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by bogomipz 5y ago
>" ... but cutting off the internet means the only information many Russians will have is domestic propaganda." I think the Roskomnadzor watchdog has pretty much preemptively done that already though no? And it's not just
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Yes. See "13 times that economic sanctions really worked" from this Washington Post article from 8 years ago when the questions of sanctions efficacy surfaced as a result of Putin's then invasion of Crimea: https:/&#x2
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Can you elaborate on this? I understand why copying a large address space might be slow but how or why does the number of threads in a process affects this? Is it scheduling?
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by bogomipz 5y ago
First of all Stoli and Stolichnaya are the same thing. The former is a nickname. Further the Stoli vodka available outside of Russia is produced in Riga, Latvia[1] by SPI Group. Latvia is a member of both the EU and NATO. Boycotting this sp
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by bogomipz 5y ago
>" Elite members of Russian society will almost surely be targets of Western sanctions. This may secure Putin and his cronies and ensure a desirable transition of power ..." I don't understand this. Putin and his cronies a
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by bogomipz 5y ago
>"Hey, let's run an ad admitting the world sucks, in part due to companies like us, but you can escape that reality if you put our headset on." Indeed and this seems to be consistent with their past messaging that "th
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Yes that is one of the cool things and it's not just European cities but it's true for living in any walking city or even living in a walkable part of a city. And yet here we are. These have sprouted up in NYC and London as well,
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Anecdotal and personal observations: Regular grocery stores have dedicated service entrances for deliveries. These dark grocery stores are often just using whatever repurposed single door retail space they could get, i.e places that were bu
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by bogomipz 5y ago
A similar article regarding the same phenomenon in both NYC and Berlin from last week: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/11/nyregion/gorillas-rapid-d...
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by bogomipz 5y ago
I'm curious what evidence do you have that he is any better? Case in point the article being discussed here, awarding his brother the top NYPD job, awarding his good friend who retired in 2014 because of a federal corruption scandal a
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by bogomipz 5y ago
If only it was satire. I would highly recommend watching this now classic PSA video he did a decade ago when he was a senator. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sk2Wc4Y5CxE
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Thanks for the wonderfully detailed response. I had a couple questions: >"And in the end what I want is mostly giving a large reassembled 2-100MB buffer to userland to avx512-stuff all over - same as I do with zmq" How does the
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by bogomipz 5y ago
What's the's pain exactly with using DPDK?
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Tank you for the clear break down. This puts it into perspective. That is indeed significant. Cheers.
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by bogomipz 5y ago
No it is not wrong. In fact you are supporting my point exactly. My question was about the terminology the author was using. Packets are TCP terminology. Frames are ethernet terminology and the 1500 byte limit is because this is the MTU of
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Can someone say what the benefit of this is over just using existing Ethernet jumbo frames?
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by bogomipz 5y ago
>"Imagine, for a second, that you are trying to keep up with a 100Gb/s network adapter. As networking developer Jesper Brouer described back in 2015, if one is using the longstanding maximum packet size of 1,538 bytes, running
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by bogomipz 5y ago
I agree. And I think that framing it as quirk(not by the OP but by the gentleman in the article) is disingenuous and being used to push for what just looks like more subsidies for private energy companies. It's hard to read the followi
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Interesting. I was under the impression that the control rods were always used to regulate the reaction. How were they used chiefly as a safety measure? Similarly what was used for controlling the rate of reaction when the primary purpose
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by bogomipz 5y ago
>"The Soviets took German scientists, too, but returned them to Germany in the 1950s." Interesting. Could you elaborate on this? Was there a specific incident or reason why Russia "returned them to Germany"?
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by bogomipz 5y ago
>"The space agency’s first three Artemis moon missions over the next three years — including a human landing planned for 2025 — are all set to travel aboard the SLS rocket and Orion capsule, which are being built by Boeing, Lockheed
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Would this be the equivalent of MPTC(multi-path TCP) in QUIC then? Can it be used for bandwidth aggregation as well?

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