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by dooglius 7y ago
> Bloomberg confirmed Choi’s account via screen shots of his Robinhood Financial trading history. That doesn't seem sound...
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by dooglius 7y ago
> See Knight Capital for a good example as to why Not really, that was about incompatible versions of software talking to each other, which would not really fall under what is meant by "correctness".
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by dooglius 7y ago
Lots of majority consensus ideas have papers criticizing them, and I don't see why Wikipedia would be a good place to look to determine that in any case.
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by dooglius 7y ago
It looks as though you're being downvoted but I'm not sure why. This matches my mental model of OoO execution, for instance if you have a loop like: sub eax, 1 (several non-flags-touching instructions) jmpne loop_start
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by dooglius 7y ago
https://github.com/ipfs/faq/issues/36#issuecomment-140567411 My understanding is that it is not possible for Tor nodes to block (or even know about) what you are accessing.
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by dooglius 7y ago
IPFS has built-in denylists so it isn't very uncensorable.
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by dooglius 7y ago
Yes, I was under the impression that distros would keep providing a lot of old packages that no one was looking at much anymore, until they actually started to cause problems.
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by dooglius 7y ago
Why is Debian removing support for Python 2 at all? It's not like there are new releases they need to test against or updates they need to merge.
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by dooglius 7y ago
I know what the term "dog-whistle" means. The parent comment you responded to is "TIL there's a place called the Firth of Clyde", what is the dog whistle in that name?
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by dooglius 7y ago
Can anyone explain...?
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by dooglius 7y ago
As an explicitly partisan organization
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by dooglius 7y ago
The top story on HN and multiple subreddits for most of a Saturday, with a pretty big point count, and it looked like it was picked up by several tech news sites. All it takes is for them to slip it under the radar once.
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by dooglius 7y ago
> AdNauseum wasn't targeted because it was small it was targeted because it abused ad networks instead of blocking them. Well, maybe. The stated reason for both of the bans was the single-use-only policy, which is clearly BS. The fa
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by dooglius 7y ago
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16232528 I think the top comment still holds, this organization is just acting as a hollow political mouthpiece at this point.
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by dooglius 7y ago
They are backtracking because of the size of the backlash. Google will keep trying to kill adblockers that don't exempt Google's ads, until they get away with it quietly. I know this was not a mistake because they used the exact s
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by dooglius 7y ago
The single-purpose excuse is the same one they used to ban AdNauseam: https://adnauseam.io/free-adnauseam.html
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by dooglius 7y ago
Probably by not working for a company that does business in China or responds to its threats.
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by dooglius 7y ago
There are some pretty big methodological issues here, and some of the comments make good cases that this didn't actually do anything.
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by dooglius 7y ago
It depends on how you interpret it, I interpreted it as asking if there are provable statements that can't be "computed" directly.
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by dooglius 7y ago
What you're talking about can be formalized via https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arithmetical_hierarchy#The_ari... where your notion of "computable" likely corresponds to some set between (Sigma_1 intersect
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by dooglius 7y ago
> but you have to learn how to cook as an independent life skill, and not constantly rely upon recipes But don't you have to start by looking at recipes before you have fully acquired this skill? It's not like anyone is born wi
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by dooglius 7y ago
I never got a sense of evangelism or elitism from Go advocates
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by dooglius 7y ago
Does the difference in expected value (from preventing rare, expensive issues) actually exceed the cost of adding preventative maintenance? It is not obvious that this is the case.
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by dooglius 7y ago
It's already being backed up: https://archive.org/download/stackexchange
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by dooglius 7y ago
See https://danluu.com/cpu-bugs/ which cites anonymous engineers blaming a push by upper management for less validation and quicker products.
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by dooglius 7y ago
I've seen that, it doesn't really clarify whether the block singles out cloudflare in particular, or whether cloudflare is the only (significant) DNS resolver that the block happens to affect.
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by dooglius 7y ago
China has clearly succeeded at this point, the internet is not a new thing anymore.
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by dooglius 7y ago
Do you have a source for this?
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by dooglius 7y ago
The current population increases by about 140 people per minute. How do you intend to launch people off the earth at that kind of rate?
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by dooglius 7y ago
What does that have to do with what the parent is saying?

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