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by davemp 5y ago
This also affects Minecraft servers afaik. There is probably a huge amount of internet exposed resources running vulnerable versions that are unlikely to be patched.
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by davemp 5y ago
> They're essentially private in everything but name and some slight discounts for in-state students. I'm not sure >$20k/yr is a slight discount.
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by davemp 5y ago
What happens when one person dies suddenly?
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by davemp 5y ago
That’s hardly using MS exclusively.
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by davemp 5y ago
Google?
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by davemp 5y ago
Wow that collection must be rare. The only complete listing on ebay is $2.5k and not in good condition. Talk about show off books.
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by davemp 5y ago
Show me some real systems and their efficacy before we even talk about how massive of an overstep these 'tools must rat out their owners' proposals are.
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by davemp 5y ago
Yes, but it's not cheap.
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by davemp 5y ago
Affirmative action quotas have historically put Asian minorities at a significant disadvantage in college admissions.
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by davemp 5y ago
Great article. Terminal emulators / shells are an area where we haven't seen much improvement for years. I can't help but think there could be a much nicer command-line-esque interface other than a classic psuedoterminal and
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by davemp 5y ago
The rabbit hole goes deeper than that: https://gcc.godbolt.org/z/Tc1MTa6nj
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by davemp 5y ago
Hmm you're right that there's definitely more to the first function than coincidence. I dug a bit deeper and surprisingly when n is unsigned the function is still well defined and correct. [0] AFAIK clang will usually just treat a
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by davemp 5y ago
Optimizers have to keep the same input/output pairs unless there is undefined behavior. In the second function the truth table looks like: in | out ---------- 0b000 | 1 0b001 | 0 0b010 | 1 0b011 | 0 0b1
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by davemp 5y ago
> How long would it have taken you or me to write Doom, or Quake? Almost definitely not 10 years.
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by davemp 5y ago
That's why an ERV [1] is important in a modern house with good air tightness. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_recovery_ventilation
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by davemp 5y ago
They also cycle through 'box art' on Netflix originals so you can't scroll past them if you recognize art from a title you're not interest in.
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by davemp 5y ago
Can't forget the famous dropbox dismissal: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
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by davemp 5y ago
Is there any information about the economic viability of lab grown meat? I can't imagine it's cheap to supply whatever nutrients they're using.
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by davemp 5y ago
It seems like it would be trivial to poison the well so to speak for common function prototypes to add known vulnerabilities that can be exploited later when needed. I would be exceedingly cautious about running code inserted by a black box
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by davemp 5y ago
There is a good chance you could be violating ITAR as well.
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by davemp 5y ago
The government giving more to minimum wage workers instead of raising minimum wage feels like a roundabout way to subsidize businesses that don’t way living wages.
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by davemp 5y ago
You could build emulators for consoles, but QEMU is not cycle accurate. Meaning some operations may finish faster or slower than they would on the original console. Some games may rely on that timing for things like physics engines and brea
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by davemp 5y ago
Like browsers, file navigation UIs could also just grey out the file extension.
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by davemp 5y ago
Not knocking your setup but you can have can configure most terminal emulators to put that info in the title and have that displayed on your bar.
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by davemp 6y ago
I agree. Writing a static site generator can be very easy to do. I just use pandoc, a makefile, and a tiny python script to insert articles into the index. Stay tuned for my blog post.
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by davemp 6y ago
I’m an amateur builder but the work I’ve done on my house is better than most of the work I’ve seen done by various trades on my friend’s/family’s places. Quality you get from strangers correlates with how easily the average customer c
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by davemp 6y ago
> plus it actually works That’s the problem. Maintenance is big money for government contractors.
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by davemp 6y ago
I was thinking along the lines that someone will come along and eat their lunch once patents expire so they won't be able to reap the benefits of scaling. To me, it would make sense to invent in capturing a larger market if e-ink belie
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by davemp 6y ago
I wonder why the e-ink company company is using this strategy. I feel like there are a huge amount of embedded devices that would absolutely love to have a screen like this or cannot even exist without a such a screen. But the amount of NDA
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by davemp 6y ago
> Meanwhile, the amount of misinformation around inflation and fiat money is getting ridiculous. Bitcoin proponents talk about Bitcoin as if the only alternative investment was to keep all of your savings in cash under your mattress. Too

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