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by cat199 6y ago
> if there was an exchange that required every company to pay a fixed percentage of their cash flows every year after X years wouldn't this be roughly the same as bond markets?
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by cat199 6y ago
> at the time, sha-1 was more popular but also had known limitations; the 'writing was on the wall' at the time that it would be obsolete 'soon' by most people reasonably up to date on the current state of the art - I
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by cat199 6y ago
openbsd 'who' is in the 300 range: http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/src/usr.bin/who/who.c?rev=1.29&con... this version appears to derive from rewriting unix who in the 4.4BSD era to replace AT&T co
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by cat199 6y ago
interestingly also blows out the theory that bsd/unix was just a AT&T slave by licensing as the GNU project foundational docs would have you believe
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by cat199 6y ago
> best known result is Erlang and its ecosystem not expert but erlang is listed as 1986, so that would seem not directly related https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erlang_(programming_language)
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by cat199 6y ago
to add, same mechanism can be used for multiple 'config.vagrants', 1x per host, to allow the output redirect to only config for 1 host at a time
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by cat199 6y ago
also call quality seems to be better or hold up better
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by cat199 6y ago
good point - it's 1/2 of a duopoly, with google being the other part.
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by cat199 6y ago
they do. just to a lesser extent than linux, and policies vary within the family (see also: https://www.mail-archive.com/misc@openbsd.org/msg105077.html ) not going to get into particulars because it's a big topic.
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by cat199 6y ago
> reduce the impact of Trump’s current and future actions. why would separate app stores limit government jurisdiction?
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by cat199 6y ago
> That requires being clued in enough to recognize the strategic value and focused enough to then make it happen. Certainly investor confidence in your / your companies ability to do this, and this matching their investment goals is
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by cat199 6y ago
> no savings This only relates to hardware cost - tooling impact can provide cost improvements if it enhances productivity (not always clear for k8s case)
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by cat199 6y ago
> geographic monopolies seem stupid. The issue isn't so much that there are / are not geographic monopolies, but that you have 2 different IP/economic/governance models expecting to be speaking the same language - App
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by cat199 6y ago
> This brings us to the core point I’d like to make: the culture of volunteering in web development, and especially within the Mozilla segments of our community. To my mind it’s not only outdated and should be replaced, it should never h
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by cat199 6y ago
if your use case lets 'your program and language runtime fit in L1 i-cache', it's not a big data use case - engineering for big data tools is not the problem, deciding this is the 'problem' is.
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by cat199 6y ago
> Who pays for search who says that 'search' has to be a consolidated system that needs to be paid for?
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by cat199 6y ago
this is what organizations that participate in the RFC ecosystem have always done - they just view protocol-level interop and open standards as important.
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by cat199 6y ago
> That is why we teach. but what if people don't know how to learn? instead of getting wrapped up in all of this 'knowledge preservation' nonsense, shouldn't we just mimic what they are already doing and assume it to
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by cat199 6y ago
as much as i'm afraid of internet balkanization, this is alarmist - noone is proposing blocking all traffic to china, they are proposing blocking individual foreign organizations suspected of criminal activity, which is already what ha
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by cat199 6y ago
op said 'intrastate', not sure if that relates to your point. an argument can be made that intrastate impacts interstate, but not sure where the threshold lies - AFAIK you don't have alcohol companies suing in court to oppose
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by cat199 6y ago
I'm not very up on about the chez integration into racket, but on it's own, chez is/was consistently at the top of scheme performance benchmarks in almost all areas - it's nearly 40y old with continuous improvements&#x2F
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by cat199 6y ago
riscos might be a good bet for this kind of thing
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by cat199 6y ago
> But there's little precedent for media companies to take action in US politics overtly. Isn't this pretty much one half of their business, the other being advertising?
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by cat199 6y ago
They will be less at the mercy of the less rich (e.g. 'petitbourgeois') who cannot impact the broader system, and more at the mercy of the super-rich (e.g. 'oligarchs') who will be able to influence the monolithic/a
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by cat199 6y ago
Memory safety helps, but isn't the only source of exploitable bugs.
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by cat199 6y ago
these are not mutually exclusive
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by cat199 6y ago
there is already amphetamine psychosis, etc. i think the issue is inventing some quasi-illness which might really be one or several other things, but conveniently describes the exact set of symptoms that can be used to justify use of force
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by cat199 6y ago
Not sure if we can conclude what it actually does, but there's a difference between 'heavily personalized' and 'placing people into defined common defined categories with clear boundaries and content' in terms of so
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by cat199 6y ago
cheers, good to know. to note, TMCx is also a JLabs site, fwiw https://jlabs.jnjinnovation.com/locations/jlabs-tmc
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by cat199 6y ago
Not sure if it's changed, but last i checked a few years back, most of the BLAS/LAPACK etc. stuff was f77, which should 'do' with f2c (albeit, perhaps not as fast) and is at least partly why f2c was hosted at netlib..

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