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by digikata 6y ago
Key shaped is not a bad term, probably moot, but it doesn't quite have the aspect-ratio I was thinking of - of course it also doesn't have the word "broken" in it either...
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by digikata 6y ago
I feel like 20 min coding exercises of today are nearly completely inadequate tools for proving if a candidate can do hard things.
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by digikata 6y ago
I too have a broken comb profile. Every now an then I get to have some fun and add or extend a few teeth. But for the most part the skills let me work through most tangles pretty well.
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by digikata 6y ago
If you read a couple of key papers, you'd be well introduced to the fundamentals of linux in-kernel filesystems. File systems like ext4 are descended from this approach: https://docs.freebsd.org/44doc/smm/05.f
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by digikata 6y ago
I wonder why not cover younger people with the GSK version and older people with some other vaccine?
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by digikata 6y ago
Not only the assumptions at the application layer, but potentially the filesystem too.
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by digikata 6y ago
I don't know which it is or if multiple other factors are involved, but if you look at the structure of an eye, there are tissues which compose the iris which are connected to the adjacent tissue of where the lens is nestled. It's
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by digikata 6y ago
This reminds me of archetypal idyllic images of ancient Greek education where a philosopher is teaching a group of students in an outdoor amphitheater. Maybe we need to redesign our schools to be outdoor, or at least with indoor structures
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by digikata 6y ago
I guess I think CD could still be valuable in that kind of setting in terms maintaining a deployment ready release that is ready to enter an externally imposed release cycle. (including delivering change mgmt artifacts etc...).
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by digikata 6y ago
I don't think the utility had sent out any community notices. So when helis loiter around a little lower and slower than normal I think it's natural to be curious. Particularly when they show up on a daily basis for maybe a few we
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by digikata 6y ago
Similar reports of helicopters in my community were aerial inspections of the electrical grid being conducted by So Cal Edison.
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by digikata 6y ago
I think the area is a lot more complex than the relative latency and throughput of synchronous vs async. For the observations in the environments of Ruby and Python, I think the observations feel true, but switching out to different sectio
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by digikata 6y ago
I've thought about the same thing, but I suspect the main hurdle to overcome would be recognizing it as a data storage device in the first place. If one had an inkling of that use, then some future archeologist wouldn't need to k
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by digikata 6y ago
Did you look somewhere like the CRC Standard Mathematical Tables and Formulas book?
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by digikata 6y ago
If you have niche requirements then expect to pay some premium for the gear because the development costs are amortized into the unit price. It’s that way for AV gear as well as many other niches. If the market won’t bear the price then peo
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by digikata 6y ago
I saw some mentioned ways to represent binary patches, but wonder if there is there also some sort of chunk-level deduplication?
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by digikata 6y ago
Really fascinating, seems like it would be a nice fit in apartments in general.
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by digikata 6y ago
You can use dbg inline within an expression!? How did I miss that?
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by digikata 6y ago
Require video card PCIe passthrough and host the game on KVM? Take something like firecracker or some runt kernel, don't do a full system vm, just enough to run the game and anti-cheat?
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by digikata 6y ago
Right now it's a bit more specialized to storage oriented server platforms that can run in the 10-40 NVMe devices. You get this sort of imbalance where any one or two high performance NVMe devices at full throughput can push more I&#x2
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by digikata 6y ago
There are a series of hardware updates and software bottlenecks to work through before access becomes more common, the performance will bubble up from below starting with more widespread NVMe devices, then faster NVMe over fabrics hardware
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by digikata 6y ago
I sometimes have to look at data structures in memory (not via a debugger) for systems, firmware, or embedded work. I wonder if it would be any good for that? Seems like a related capability to reverse engineering.
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by digikata 6y ago
It makes me think of these: https://professor-excel.com/mistakes-in-excel-the-5-biggest-...
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by digikata 6y ago
It is difficult to tell at this level if they're claiming to have built Maxwell's Daemon out of graphene - or at least an approximation thereof.
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by digikata 6y ago
So the CRDTs could be applied to a document and an edit/change log to guarantee the consistency of the log and its entries, not necessarily the document itself?
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by digikata 6y ago
Along those lines, seems you could design a far simpler, non-electric frame that could be rolled up a trunk with a mechanical cable/waldo cutter for the coconuts.
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by digikata 6y ago
The assembly system is very nice. Once I learned you could enter variables and equations into most of the operations & constraint fields in OnShape, my ability to model in it became much better. It's great for placing multiple sym
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by digikata 6y ago
I was in the same place you are, brushing up on CAD w/ a 3D printer. OnShape is a web based CAD service from some of the original technical creators Solidworks. I found that going through their tutorials helped a lot in understanding
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by digikata 6y ago
I use an app called iCatcher which seems to have a directory of podcasts and will also let you enter rss/urls to download from host sites directly if the podcast creators distribute that way. Been using it for years because it gives pr
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by digikata 6y ago
Generally, I would think the layout would put fuel towards the tips and people towards the cg.

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