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by electrum 7y ago
That same technique is used by https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/coroutines.html
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by electrum 7y ago
Autosteer is also disabled by default and must first be enabled in the settings menu while the car is in park.
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by electrum 7y ago
This is how they look in IntelliJ IDEA: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/viewing-reference-inform...
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by electrum 7y ago
Facebook open sourced WDT, which seems to have the same goals: https://github.com/facebook/wdt
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by electrum 7y ago
The cable that came with my Dell U3219Q has worked well for nearly a year. The monitor provides 90W of power to charge the MacBook Pro, so it effectively functions as a docking station with a single cable.
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by electrum 7y ago
This isn't specific to USB-C. The older MagSafe adapters (and likely the ones before them) came in different wattage for different computers. The smaller wattage adapters are physically smaller and lighter -- often important for someon
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by electrum 7y ago
Although sometimes the food is limited to Carl's Jr.
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Texas Taxpayers Pay for Wind Power and Then Pay the Grid to Take It(forbes.com)
14 points by electrum 7y ago|5 comments
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Presto SQL: Optimizing the Casts Away(prestosql.io)
12 points by electrum 7y ago|0 comments
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by electrum 7y ago
No. The file system implementation uses the AWS S3 client, which will automatically use virtual-host style when possible (if the bucket name supports it).
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by electrum 8y ago
Windows NT development started in 1989. It was lead by Dave Cutler, who also lead VMS which started in 1975.
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by electrum 8y ago
Facebook does use it. They design their own hardware, but they are do not manufacture it themselves, they aren't in the hardware manufacturing business. They parter with companies like Quanta to do that. Here's an older article th
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by electrum 8y ago
Here's the code from FreeBSD: https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd/blob/master/sys/sys/queue...
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by electrum 8y ago
If you buy at Costco, you can return them at any time in the future without a receipt. The return desk will lookup past purchases using your membership card.
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by electrum 8y ago
> Not to mention that "uncovered later" is pretty damn worthless. It is not worthless as a deterrent to the CA. Proof of a fraudulently issued certificate are grounds to permanently distrust the CA. So, yes, they can do it, but
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by electrum 8y ago
IntelliJ completion takes into account both type and name. For example, if you have two string variables, it will suggest the one that matches or is similar to the method parameter name. In general, IntelliJ has a lot of features that feel
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by electrum 8y ago
Presto is not an Apache project (although it is open source under the Apache License).
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by electrum 8y ago
The commit that dual-licensed under BSD and GPLv2 also "removed PATENTS clause": https://github.com/facebook/zstd/commit/4f73b3b55d83b082aad1...
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by electrum 8y ago
It's more about the memory layout than where the objects live. For example, consider a Point class with (x, y) members. If you have an array of these, each element in the array will be a reference/pointer to a separately allocated
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PostgreSQL: Exploring how SELECT queries can produce disk writes(blog.okmeter.io)
1 points by electrum 8y ago|0 comments
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by electrum 8y ago
Java has essentially the same behavior with threads. If an error occurs in a thread, it will throw an exception that will terminate the thread if uncaught. Other threads are not directly affected. This is typically what you want as threads
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by electrum 8y ago
Are you sure about "most RDBMSs"? With the exception of SQLite and older versions of MySQL, all the databases that I've used are strict and fail the query immediately on error, will generally prevent silently dropping or trun
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Damage from Atlanta’s huge cyberattack is worse than the city first thought(techcrunch.com)
2 points by electrum 8y ago|1 comments
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by electrum 8y ago
The JVM could do this, but there is a lot of other overhead for JNI calls (by virtue of the JNI API specification). Project Panama is working on improving native interoperability: http://openjdk.java.net/projects/panama
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by electrum 8y ago
John Carmack was also successful at a relatively young age. He released Doom at age 23.
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by electrum 8y ago
These gradual type checking frameworks allow migrating massive code bases incrementally. Doing a complete big-bang rewrite into a different language isn't feasible (for the obvious software engineering and business reasons).
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by electrum 8y ago
You could add Folly as Facebook's backend C++ framework (it's somewhat analogous to Google's Guava for Java).
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Buffett and Gates Are the Latest Bitcoin Critics(bloomberg.com)
2 points by electrum 8y ago|0 comments
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by electrum 8y ago
Deployment at Facebook: https://code.facebook.com/posts/270314900139291/rapid-releas...
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by electrum 9y ago
You can see an open source version of "big iron" networking gear, both hardware [1] and software [2]. They also use ASICs for most of the work and run Linux on the host CPU (so they can be managed like normal servers). [1] https:

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