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by devit 6y ago
> one of them was also a major holder of Amazon stock so they had a vested interest in having the bank choose AWS. They needed to be worked around or convinced choosing GCP would create more value for them than portfolio synergies. Did t
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by devit 6y ago
For some reason hotels don't actually seem to optimize rooms for sleeping at all.
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by devit 6y ago
Just buy aluminum foil tape (or use aluminum foil + regular tape) and cover them all. Aluminum foil blocks all light and is thin and cheap. You can also cover windows in places without effective light blocking devices like roller shutters.
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by devit 6y ago
There are about 10^10 Internet users, so if we think it's very unlikely that it's her (10^-6 chance compared to anyone), that gives a 10^-16 prior chance of being her. Assuming that they post almost every day and miss a day every
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by devit 6y ago
If Adobe is cooperating, why not get them to compile Flash to WebAssembly or provide the source code, rather than using an x86 emulator?
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by devit 6y ago
Does he have a reminder setup or human assistant to check for answers to the "?" mails? Someone who can't be bothered to type more than "?" might not bother to check for an answer either.
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by devit 6y ago
Seems the root cause is that instead of using an established system like Kubernetes, they rolled their own and didn't engineer and test it as well as such an endeavor would have required.
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by devit 6y ago
He commented "his health had been in decline for the last few years but accelerated dramatically in the last few weeks. Not covid." [ https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/hmngx7/ron_graham_pas.
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by devit 6y ago
Seems not a bug: you may want this behavior, and the proper way to stop recording is to close the website or the app, not locking your phone.
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by devit 6y ago
The problem is that they are currently not mandatory (at least in most countries). I think Apple and Google should make contact tracing built-in and on by default, plus ideally there should be enforcement of activation by all places that re
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by devit 6y ago
Possibly because initially the open source software will be significantly worse than the proprietary software and thus won't get any sales, and it will only be better with a lot of contributions, but then it's already freely avail
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by devit 6y ago
There's no need for anyone to win, both the person working 6 hours and the one working 12 hours can contribute and be compensated proportionally to their efforts.
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by devit 6y ago
You can use the phone as an access point, and then have an additional secure wi-fi device. A wi-fi only Android tablet that doesn't require proprietary blobs to run vanilla Linux might do.
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by devit 6y ago
I think they have the capital to buy enough copies of all books in existence to allow effectively unlimited lending of not recently released books.
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by devit 6y ago
You should also switch to Linux (or Windows with WSL if you insist on running a proprietary OS).
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by devit 6y ago
That seems quite a risky strategy as well, because it could backfire: if the court declares even just that controlled digital lending is legal, more companies and bigger companies may start offering it (e.g. Google that already has the scan
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by devit 6y ago
If the books were not being sold as digital copies, maybe they could invoke fair use due to the pandemic making other ways to access the books impossible. That said, the best avenue would seem to be a PR campaign with a call for a boycott a
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by devit 6y ago
Assuming you run kubelet/Docker on bare metal, containers will of course run on bare metal as well. A container is just a collection of namespaces.
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by devit 6y ago
There is indeed a significant disparity according to https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm6319a2.htm although that study doesn't analyze what may cause it (other than differences in the prevalence
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by devit 6y ago
It does as long as the programmer uses it properly (i.e. you don't use atomics weaker than SeqCst or unsafe code with shared + mutable accesses unless you have proven that it's correct).
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by devit 6y ago
For a useful comparison you need the static and dynamic distributions to be otherwise the same, i.e. you want to pick a mainstream distribution and build it from scratch with both static and dynamic linking and compare.
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by devit 6y ago
A better way to do this analysis would be to build a Linux distribution with everything statically linked and compare to the normal version with dynamic linking, looking at disk space used, startup time, memory used, and time to launch spec
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by devit 6y ago
This is the quote: "All samples came out to be negative for the presence of SARS-CoV-2 genomes with the exception of March 12, 2019, in which both IP2 and IP4 target assays were positive. This striking finding indicates circulation of
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by devit 6y ago
1. Open source the client but not the assets 2. Open source the client and the assets but not the server 3. After a delay, open source everything but still charge for playing on the official server where there is already a thriving communit
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by devit 6y ago
IMHO it's usually better to write a WebExtension instead of using Selenium, since you have more control over the browser, can intercept and modify network requests, can access the DOM from JavaScript while being protected from the page
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by devit 6y ago
Ego gratification, acquisition of narcissistic supply.
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by devit 6y ago
Seems like the solution is to wait for the requests to complete, at least up to the point where a "slot" is reserved in the sequence order of a single actor.
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by devit 6y ago
Seems easy to define such a fork: disable JavaScript, and load all resources immediately and unconditionally to disable tracking based on what is visible. To prevent custom UI, also disable CSS and use a decent default stylesheet (e.g. the
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by devit 6y ago
It seems it might be an issue with their development abilities or problem-solving motivation: 1. It seems that they write a ".d.ts" file manually in addition to using TypeScript for the code. This is dumb, since TypeScript generat
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by devit 6y ago
Would this be solved by making it mandatory for all aircraft to have a HUD with an artificial horizon? Also it seems like a level 5 autopilot should be possible, and obviously making that mandatory would be a perfect solution.

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