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541.
by effie 5y ago
You shot some strawman here. You don't have a freedom or right to be in sterile environment when you are out in public space. The germs are out there, deal with it rationally and with respect to other people.
542.
by effie 5y ago
Right, so one better write 2x or 10x drive capacity of random data to it.
543.
by effie 5y ago
I don't need a network protocol to use one drive for 100 VMs, PV drivers in Xen or VirtIO in KVM work well.
544.
by effie 5y ago
The table is not about work ethic, but about how much money is made. The latter is probably correlated with the former, but only partially.
545.
by effie 5y ago
Very strange to see UK and South Korea so low.
546.
by effie 5y ago
Ramp up of electric car production isn't innovation?
547.
by effie 5y ago
The big reason is US prioritizes big business and makes conditions most favorable to it, even at the expense of the society.
548.
by effie 5y ago
You can't make the Linux kernel isolation of processes as secure as Xen or Firecracker or SEL4 can. Yes, processes can be restricted to subset of syscalls and system resources but Linux is just too big and its attack surface is too big
549.
by effie 5y ago
> build your own fast disaggregated storage on upstream Linux Why is this better than just connecting the drive via PCIe bus directly to the CPU?
550.
by effie 5y ago
If you write whole drive capacity of random data, you should be fine.
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552.
by effie 5y ago
They are able to do that de facto, just in some countries not by the rules. Traffic rules are very different than compulsory vaccination, the benefit/harm is much greater for traffic rules.
553.
by effie 5y ago
Rules have exceptions, if somebody is in business of providing food, of course there are expectations and rules. When you go out in the street or to a pub, there is no expectation and no rule that everybody is completely sterile. Your healt
554.
by effie 5y ago
For the time they prefer to do that. It is recommended by doctors because for such vulnerable people it is the best and easiest to execute strategy to keep them from life-threatening infections.
555.
by effie 5y ago
> Does that mean it's ok for everyone to assume they have this kind of immunity and not practice safe sex? Crazy. It is a personal responsibility of the participants. When people have natural (no rubber) sex it is none of anybody el
556.
by effie 5y ago
That is a very catastrophic view of the world. Taxes keeping us from destruction... I don't know, maybe they just keep us from evolving the society. Indians were living fine before they ever heard of taxes. They had different organizat
557.
by effie 5y ago
Such people also are recommended to get immunoisolated.
558.
by effie 5y ago
> The elderly and immunocompromised people you are related to, spend time with, and care about. Or, hell, even those that you don't, but just happen to come in close contact with. No they aren't, because I can and do limit my r
559.
by effie 5y ago
Why would I kill them? That is some assumption you are making. A person can limit their infection risk to others in other ways.
560.
by effie 5y ago
> the existence of a viable breeding ground for the disease keeps it active in the population, and capable of mutating, and escaping vaccines. You assume that when a person does not get a vaccine, that person is helping to get more peopl
561.
by effie 5y ago
Those are quite some assumptions you make there. When did we ever live in age where "facts and science and raw data are used to drive decisions" ? I don't know of such age. Both West and East are driven by ideologies and powe
562.
by effie 5y ago
My body is not about me? Which people around me are more affected when I take vaccine than me?
563.
by effie 5y ago
Thanks for answering, however I tried to search for "linear programming in CAM" and also skimmed wikipedia on CAM and linear programming and came up with nothing. Can you please point me to some resource on this?
564.
by effie 5y ago
> To subject miners to FinCEN rules, the US would have to recognize bitcoin (and any other cryptocurrency one wanted to so regulate) as a legal currency. Isn't this just a detail, consistent with author's call for action? To hi
565.
by effie 5y ago
That is interesting. Can you give some concrete example of how linear programming optimized some process?
566.
by effie 5y ago
One good (maybe the only one?) point in the article: > Systemd uses its own vari-able expansion regime, slightly different from the shell’s...encouraging you to runsh -cif you have an actual pipelineto run. Dockerfiles and CI config fil
567.
by effie 5y ago
The useless cat is actually very useful in practice - it is more readable and easier to modify.
568.
by effie 5y ago
I'm skeptical about academia being capable to help shell evolve. The paper is a good example why - they focus on justifying themselves and then on obscure academic ideas they like to pursue (POSIX formalization, highly parallel data pr
569.
by effie 5y ago
Authors use some vague and unconvincing arguments about deficiencies of well established tool (shell) in academic research to boost relevance of their obscure research (formal methods and performance of shell regarding multiprocessing). Wit
570.
by effie 5y ago
GP is correct. Bash does not read and parse whole script on start, that would be slow. It is done when needed.

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