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691.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Sure thing. Probably the highest-RoI changes performance-wise (there may be negative implications for security or functionality, obviously proceed at your own risk) are to disable the various services and drivers that belong to either Win
692.
by dataflow 9mo ago
If that's the issue you're facing, consider clang-query, e.g.: https://godbolt.org/z/bfG94qGan match cxxConstructExpr(hasDeclaration(cxxConstructorDecl(isMoveConstructor(), unless(isNoThrow())).bind(&quot
693.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Indeed... I've made all the changes I want manually, and a lot of them aren't even things any of these scripts do anyway.
694.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Between ICs and managers, which ones more commonly left the meeting room early vs. on time/late?
695.
by dataflow 9mo ago
I mean, the point is to make it usable. You can set up scheduled tasks where needed. I haven't had to re-disable stuff after that, but I've jumped through a lot more initial hoops than most people are willing to.
696.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Windows 11 is fast enough if you... disable a million things on it that >99% of users wouldn't know when/how to, or wouldn't want to. Definitely depressing.
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What's happening in the ocean's "dark zones" [video](youtube.com)
3 points by dataflow 9mo ago|0 comments
698.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Tangent, but you might want to watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tuS1LLOcsI
699.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Regardless of the powers that be, I don't see how it's possibly going to deal with the lack of water. Does a solution exist at all?
700.
by dataflow 9mo ago
No. You make it seem like Europe has to just roll over and take whatever happens without even a proverbial fight. That's not how it needs to play out at all. There's a lot more they could do if you get a little creative. Let me
701.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Yes, did you read the whole thing? "The Parties agree that [...] if such an armed attack occurs, each of them [...] will assist [...] by taking [...] such action as it deems necessary [...]" Each party gets to act however it de
702.
by dataflow 9mo ago
What I'm saying is I think there's a decent chance the US wouldn't actually engage in significant combat over Greenland. What I think the US is betting on is that there simply won't be any meaningful military resistance
703.
by dataflow 9mo ago
If Europe isn't willing to send troops to Greenland, it's clearly already lost. Why are they not doing that already? If Europe wants to claim they can defend Greenland then this literally seems like the test.
704.
by dataflow 9mo ago
They can't join NATO without unanimous consent. Which includes the US's.
705.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Please go read Article 5. It does not require a military response. I don't know how so many have been misled to believe otherwise. The text is right there.
706.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Memory also has a seek penalty. It's called a cache miss penalty. It might be easier to think of them in general as penalties for nonlocality.
707.
by dataflow 9mo ago
> The psychology here is as fascinating as it is absurd. > Both devices capture identical images. This is so obviously false. The photos definitely don't look identical. If you're carrying a DSLR, it's a darn good bet y
708.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Note your compiler might turn that _mm256_set_epi64x into a load from memory, so there might still be memory accesses you don't expect.
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"We will deal with Greenland in about two months"(politico.eu)
7 points by dataflow 9mo ago|1 comments
710.
by dataflow 9mo ago
When? Link?
711.
by dataflow 9mo ago
"example given" is what I've found easiest to remember.
712.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Dunno the historical reason but I sure as heck find it nice to know without ambiguity that the folder called "share" corresponds to that special directory and isn't a random folder in my home directory for files that were int
713.
by dataflow 9mo ago
The difference is loops don't normally have traces but function calls do.
714.
by dataflow 9mo ago
That's exactly what I'm talking about too. Some combination of intelligence/military operations would almost certainly target companies like ASML during war, no? Why would you assume its assets would stay intact and remain on
715.
by dataflow 9mo ago
It seems naive to assume Canada isn't on Trump's shopping list given he has said the exact opposite in the past, though I'm also not sure I understand what you mean/what that had to do with my comment.
716.
by dataflow 9mo ago
You can imagine anything from the US trying to steal any valuable materials or information related to lithography that it can, to actively destroying what it can't usefully steal, right? It's not like both sides would just sit the
717.
by dataflow 9mo ago
> Truly this attack on foreign soil is something without precedents for the USA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_invasion_of_Pana...
718.
by dataflow 9mo ago
> No, the EU might not contain the top-of-the-top when it comes to people aware of what's going on, but not even EU is so dimwitted to brush aside an invasion of Greenland as "not our concern". So far the French president
719.
by dataflow 9mo ago
Is there any reason to believe the US wouldn't use force to address this?
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by dataflow 9mo ago
Article 5 does not, contrary to popular belief, require military response. Go read the wording. It basically requires members to do exactly what they would be already required to do: whatever they want.

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