duaneb

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931.
by duaneb 11y ago
What about {net|free|open}BSD?
932.
by duaneb 11y ago
Linux is the last choice for a good userland kernel.
933.
by duaneb 11y ago
Why are the man pages not so clear?
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by duaneb 11y ago
Yes, they definitely do.
935.
by duaneb 11y ago
I would imagine some base shared memory copy on write queue system would help here immensely.
936.
by duaneb 11y ago
If the VMs are self-contained, what mechanism would they use to communicate? id be ok to use marshaling if the marshaling itself is the dominating cost of communication.
937.
by duaneb 11y ago
I still don't see the tie to sex/gender. Yes, it's a compelling angle, but I don't see it dominating the offering as interesting. Theranos has been pitched as revolutionary without even mentioning the founder--I only lea
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by duaneb 11y ago
Yes, but the conversion between domain types is the killer there. Have you ever tried embedding ruby into python (or vice versa?) The string/unicode/bytes conversions alone demand a full project's worth of work. Basically, ha
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by duaneb 11y ago
Why is this beneficial? It means you need to change several repositories to add one target triple. This may be a win in terms of in-tree stability, but it reduces accessibility to everyone else.
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by duaneb 11y ago
While this is true, that form of coding is... dead. It doesn't produce better compilation backends—if you're working with strings, chances are the compiler will ignore most of the string instructions but LODS/LODSB/LODSW
941.
by duaneb 11y ago
Seems like the type of suit that would be tossed before hitting trial--IANAL but the claims seem laughable.
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by duaneb 11y ago
There already are successful female entrepreneurs. I don't see them as linked to the bad press so much as the absolutely massive amount of money sunk in the company.
943.
by duaneb 11y ago
To be honest, all of the behavior you would have seen as fraudulent is pretty typical in retail. Furthermore, it's always been obvious that the chip'd cards provide no improvement for online fraud. It's a PR move to hide the
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by duaneb 11y ago
Google cached copy: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:72ebLH...
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by duaneb 11y ago
> CISC has always been much nicer to hard write assembly code in than RISC is. I don't see this. Do you have any examples? x86 was only "nicer" for the first 10 hours of assembly—and if you're writing your own (dis)as
946.
by duaneb 11y ago
So, to be clear, you're predicting that quantum computers will work on exactly the same code but give a magical speedup? Seems naive to me. Quantum computers may work in analogous ways, but making predictions about what you'll nee
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by duaneb 11y ago
It is more accurate to say that Roman culture is a blend of Latin, Etruscan, and (later) Hellenistic culture. The Romans may have finished them off, but not before appropriating massive amounts of culture: the household shrine, burial rites
948.
by duaneb 11y ago
It's the mysterious side of Roman culture. Also, the language itself is an isolate and of linguistic interest as language isolates are unusual in Europe.
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by duaneb 11y ago
I suspect neither of us know. I am simply pointing out that you're shooting in the dark here.
950.
by duaneb 11y ago
Because para/quadriplegics don't have the benefit of avoiding scarring and other tissue damage by precise cuts on nerves.
951.
by duaneb 11y ago
Mammalian diving reflex has nothing to do with the cooling of a body to slow metabolic death.
952.
by duaneb 11y ago
This still doesn't provide context to the link or why any video is streaming in the first place. Is sam altman taking questions, or are we just watching him chill and scratch himself, or what? This is eerily similar to the "BREAKI
953.
by duaneb 11y ago
It's not as bad as you might think if you use e.g. pipe insulator to encase your cables.
954.
by duaneb 11y ago
This is a terrible title. What's the context of this video stream chat thing?
955.
by duaneb 11y ago
This is pretty scary, but highly preferable to gag warrants.
956.
by duaneb 11y ago
I can't speak for squirrels. However, owning a rabbit, you quickly learn that rabbits like to "clean up" the cables (roots) in their den—so you have to carefully guard the cables so the bunny doesn't get fried.
957.
by duaneb 11y ago
I still don't get why it is shipped by default with Capistrano. It simply has nothing to do with the tool for the vast majority of users, and the remaining users can install it themselves. Disappointing.
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by duaneb 11y ago
> It's more likely that beyond a certain point you have all the energy you can use, and the limiting factor becomes collective intelligence. Why is this more likely?
959.
by duaneb 11y ago
> Are you seriously comparing MZ pledging to spend millions on fighting disease and poverty around the world to the (actual) rape, murder and conquest of thousands of people? I'm seriously suggesting that wanting to have an impact o
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by duaneb 11y ago
I was not seriously suggesting the monks were manipulating the numbers; however, the lack of obvious motive does not imply an absolute lack of motive. It seems a little silly to attach any certainty to historical records without understandi

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