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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
> No idea if this has filtered through to mainstream release yet, but it was announced almost 18 months ago. What was announced?
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
> An important note is that you CANNOT add extra disks to an existing VDEV. Not true for mirror vdev, but you don’t get the added capacity. You may add vdevs later, however. Also some good arguments are made for using mirror vdevs over R
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
eBay has copies for under $100 or you can rent it https://www.store-3d-blurayrental.com/product-p/cclawarabia4... The price does suck, though.
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
Static analysis tools and runtime checkers would also be considered a form of AI, no? Those find bugs.
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
Not sure if anyone has tried this yet... but the example tutorial does not work. $ sl clone https://github.com/facebook/sapling $ cd sapling $ sl @ fafe18a24 23 minutes ago ricglz remote/main
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
That’s exactly what was said in the above comments
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
Any hints whether this will end up on disc at some point?
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
Not to be a negative Nancy, but the phrase “for fun and profit” is quite overused that any originality is lost.
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
I won’t deny that.
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
One slight saving grace (after having graduated) is to feel fine writing documents like papers and just putting them up on https://arxiv.org/ under my own terms. One additional technique I learned from others is to use subm
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
This is a reason I gave up doing systems research. It’s full of cliques and negativity. It became a process whereby we were even trained to accept this rejection frequency as normal and to expect retrying for years. You keep submitting a pa
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
What about applying to jobs in other geographies? Any remote gigs from UAE or India or somewhere?
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
> Don't tell them you're working from Europe. I’d argue they’d need to know due to income tax withholding for a given state.
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
Agreed, though some folks will remind us that alu cans are lined with plastic (which is more a health argument than recycling), but similar to paper cartons, that may need to be stripped prior to recycling.
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
> Tribal people do not like lying on the ground in the recovery position while wearing no clothes as the penis dangles in the dust and can get bitten by insects. When the legs are in the reverse recovery position (fig (fig2,2, bottom),
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
In the USA you can, however, change your legal name for any reason to almost anything whenever you want to. I was a colleague of an eastern Asian immigrant who did exactly this, changed their family name to "King".
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
Imagine a local store with a simple website but purchasing is done all in-store. They ask for your email address and record your credit card information at an in-person sale. They'd be in non-compliance if you were an EU citizen (if th
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
Yes, this was a local software engineering manager who is "Native American" as in, a native people original to the land, aiming to hire other Native Americans as well as majorly minorities. As a whole the company reports figures s
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
How does that work with an EU citizen living outside the EU? Every business would either have to apply GPDR universally, or they’d have to know which customers are citizens, even in their local jurisdiction. Most just look at your IP addres
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
At a large semiconductor company, the same could be said for many groups: Chinese hiring other Chinese, one group hiring native Americans mostly, others with Hispanic origin…
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
> scraping scrambled eggs off of pans Use a dollop of butter to cook the eggs and a lower temperature.
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
Thanks. I still see multi-second pauses moving data over Samba to an encrypted ZFS pool. I’m using a 10Gbps network card, so the drives are the bottleneck (or so I thought, until seeing these delays). I’m on 13-RELEASE.
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
I’ve noticed this myself but didn’t dig into the delays I’ve seen. Interesting to learn it appears for others. How did you have ZFS change how it allocates memory?
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
Apple intentionally shifted to a service-based company some years ago. This is just the natural culmination of that choice.
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
Maybe this is a prison for all the world’s convicts. If you try escaping, you have to cross ocean or desert. This population has no choice where they live.
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
> They will literally cancel your visa and send you back home for admitting smoking weed in the US. No they don't. They explicitly state, "we do not care what you do on your travels, only that you do not bring any forbidden sub
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
Awesome, I learned a lot in this thread. Thank you (plural) for the answers and your time to reply to my question!
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
What prevents current generation consoles from loading a game that was copied exactly from the original disc to another Blu-ray?
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by eatbitseveryday 4y ago
Better yet: do not feel as bad because kids won't remember. If you are sleep-training them and they cry for hours, they won't remember the next day anyway. Edit: this is what a pediatrician said to help console a parent who was he

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