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Work Two Remote Jobs, Reach Financial Freedom(overemployed.com)
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by eklitzke 5y ago
Indexes in MySQL worked fine in 2002, at least for the use case described in this article.
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Japanese rice tastier due to global warming, says ex-PM Aso(mainichi.jp)
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Streams(en.wikipedia.org)
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From your granddaughter Sara about Math homework (2009)(people.eecs.berkeley.edu)
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Facebook with Mark Zuckerberg(softwareengineeringdaily.com)
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To Help Prevent the Next Big Wildfire, Let the Forest Burn (2018)(nytimes.com)
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Eel Life History(en.wikipedia.org)
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Linux Plumbers Conference 2021 Accepted Microconferences(linuxplumbersconf.org)
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OnlyFans Net Revenue(axios.com)
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OnlyFans pushes SFW app on iOS and Android as it tries to shake adult image(theverge.com)
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Accurate Throughput Prediction of Basic Blocks on Recent Intel Microarchitecture(arxiv.org)
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SQL Interface to Tracefs(lore.kernel.org)
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Sedtris (2012)(github.com)
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Sed 1-Liners(sed.sourceforge.net)
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Fair Scheduling for AVX2 and AVX-512 Workloads(usenix.org)
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Experimental Intel Feature to Speedup TLB Shootdowns(software.intel.com)
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A bit of background on compilers exploiting signed overflow (2016)(gist.github.com)
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by eklitzke 5y ago
Race is self-reported. There isn't someone in Google HR researching your ancestry, they ask you what race you identify as when you join. If you self-identify as white then you are white according to Google HR.
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by eklitzke 5y ago
The author writes "this might be why there is std::make_shared", but that's not really why it exists. When you create a std::shared_ptr it needs to allocate memory for a control block structure (which tracks the reference cou
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by eklitzke 5y ago
This is because the Spectre/Meltdown can't be patched with microcode updates, the mitigations instead use different kernel mechanisms (KPTI for Meltdown, retpolines for Spectre). If the guest kernel for your VM is using these miti
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Google Is Dominating This Hidden Market with No Rules(nytimes.com)
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Amazon's Antitrust Paradox(yalelawjournal.org)
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Life, the Universe and Everything: A Small ELF(ftp.lol)
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by eklitzke 5y ago
How is using an in-memory database related to OOP? They seem completely orthogonal to me.
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by eklitzke 5y ago
I've been using Emacs for over 15 years and I've never used the default keybindings. I first started using viper mode (vi keybindings) which was and is still is bundled with Emacs (although I now use evil). And elisp is far from p
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by eklitzke 5y ago
What does it mean that they don't enforce deep immutability? If you have a const pointer or reference you can't call non-const methods or make changes to variables declared without the "mutable" modifier. As you already
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Farewell from Rusty Russell (2018)(git.kernel.org)
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Have you ever kissed a girl? (1996)(groups.google.com)
1 points by eklitzke 5y ago|1 comments
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The Misogyny at Moog(ashevilleblade.com)
3 points by eklitzke 5y ago|1 comments

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