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by bogomipz 5y ago
That makes sense. I misinterpreted that point. That is indeed an important feature and one that's easy to take for granted. Cheers.
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by bogomipz 5y ago
How is this different than regular "dynamic linking" where ld-linux.so resolves symbols and loads the shared objects?
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Under features, the first bullet point is "Dynamically linked userspace." Can someone say what this means? How is this different than a userspace made up of dynamically linked utilities and shell?
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by bogomipz 5y ago
What is the limitation with external monitors on the new M1 MBP?
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by bogomipz 5y ago
For those not familiar with UCSB, it's basically a beach campus. The campus itself has two beaches located within. The idea of creating windowless dorm rooms in a location blessed with natural ventilation is as dystopian as it is absur
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by bogomipz 5y ago
The article states: >"The average post got a score of a few hundred, according to the documents. But in 2019, a Facebook data scientist discovered there was no limit to how high the ranking scores could go." Might someone be ab
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Is this an actual easter egg? Is there a list somewhere documenting these?
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by bogomipz 5y ago
For those of us without direct knowledge what are IC, TL and TLM?
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by bogomipz 5y ago
This also looks great. Might you or anyone else know where to find the accompanying video? I get "Sorry This video does not exist." for the embedded video link.
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by bogomipz 5y ago
This looks fantastic! Really excited to see this. I'm looking forward to reading the updates as well. Cheers.
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by bogomipz 5y ago
For those interested there is also "Delia Derbyshire: The Myths and the Legendary Tapes" that aired on BBC4 recently and is available on the iPlayer: https://djmag.com/news/new-documentary-drama-about-electron
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by bogomipz 5y ago
A few weeks ago when the US/Australian sub deal was announced it was notable(outside of the diplomatic snafu) because it was only the second country the US has ever shared its propulsion technology with[1]. The only other country at th
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by bogomipz 5y ago
The monarch does does receive a percentage of profits from those Crown Estate assets though.[1]. I understand that some of this goes to the upkeep of royal palaces but it does invite the question of how many palaces one family needs? Especi
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Also worth mentioning that MCI, an AT&T competitor and thorn in their side, also had a microwave relay network. The M in MCI is for microwave. There's some great info on MCI here: https://telephoneworld.org/long-dis
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by bogomipz 5y ago
>"We need to dispel the myth that Silicon Valley engineers are working for health insurance." The OP was referring to US companies in general not FAANG companies, which are outliers by many measures. If you read the sentence be
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by bogomipz 5y ago
That seems like an odd concession given that the need to curtail the burning of fossil fuels is literally a global concern.
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by bogomipz 5y ago
>"Arendt was famously only at the trial for like 5 days..." Besides David Cesarani's "Becoming Eichmann" book from the mid 2000s where he stated Arendt had "only saw Eichmann in action for four days", a
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by bogomipz 5y ago
The author states: >"A mutex on the fast path of a program severely limits scalability. Instead, Masscan uses "rings" to synchronize things, such as when the user-mode TCP stack in the receive thread needs to transmit a pa
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by bogomipz 5y ago
I also have this exact use case however I'm not on Twitter. Is there another way to contact you or see the code? Thanks.
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by bogomipz 5y ago
They are related but they are certainly not the same thing.
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Rates on bonds are meaningless without considering yield.
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Lot's of aging and retired people opt to live in NYC. There's many benefits for them including: They can walk to do their errands and meet friends. They have an abundance of access to world-class medical care and specialists. They
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by bogomipz 5y ago
No, there is an inverse relationship between between interest rates and bond prices. This is an axiom in the bond market. See: https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/why-interest-rates-...
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Yes and treasures are the only bonds that move in lockstep with 30 year mortgages. When people talk about the correlation between bond yields and mortgages those are exactly the ones they are referring to. US Treasuries also are considered
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by bogomipz 5y ago
And to balance that out, also from your link: >"The affordability gain from increased house-buying power, however, was offset by the third component of the RHPI, nominal house price appreciation, which reached a record 19 percent co
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by bogomipz 5y ago
No. 30 year mortgages and 10 year treasuries move in unison but they are not the same rate. You can see this on the first graph here: https://www.thebalance.com/treasury-note-and-mortgage-rate-r...
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Interesting. Could you or someone else say what benefits does MAC Vlan offer over IP multicasting?
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Can anyone explain what the cause of the steep cliff drop in the first graph that occurred between 1953 and 1959 might have been? Would this be the postwar suburban building boom driving down prices? Something else?
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by bogomipz 5y ago
Ah OK thanks that makes sense now. They did actually use the word "furthest" in the sentence previous to the one I quoted which also makes sense tin the context. Cheers.
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by bogomipz 5y ago
I'm having trouble parsing the following passage. >"However, when the loss is at the end of a transmission, near the end of the connection or after a chunk of video has been sent, then the receiver won’t receive more segments t

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