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by en4bz 8y ago
Sal Khan from Khan Academy.
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by en4bz 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harris_v._Blockbuster,_Inc .
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Audience is mostly minors.
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AMD already implements 256bit operations in terms of 2 128bit operations. Seems like going to 4 wouldn't be a stretch, at least for some of the simpler operations. Seems like a subset of operations would be possible.
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by en4bz 8y ago
So this is basically packet MMAP but for disks?
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by en4bz 8y ago
Lack of `gettid` and `futex` have always annoyed me.
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It's disconcerting to say the least that someone can own your likeness after you die.
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by en4bz 8y ago
Totally agree. RHEL's support windows are FAR too long and result in more problems than they solve. Large businesses wait till the last minute to upgrade then realize that working through a minimum of 5 years (often 10) of changes is e
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by en4bz 8y ago
Single Root IO Virtualization (SR-IOV) has the potential to enable this. If the number of virtual functions climbs high enough for the number of process, or at least the number of critical processes, then you can just map a virtual function
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by en4bz 8y ago
https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/FunctionMultiVersioning
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Intel consumer class CPUs still use a ringbuffer architecture. Server chips use a newer mesh architecture.
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Canadian Human Rights Tribunals often produce concerning rulings regarding free speech [1]. I found this case to be particularly concerning even if the "jokes" in question were distasteful. Reminds me of the "Nazi Pug" i
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Not really because provincial income tax is 10-15% higher than Ontario and BC. Numbeo does not include taxes IIRC.
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by en4bz 8y ago
This assumes you live in the highest CoL areas in the US. If you live outside of the Bay Area or NYC you take home significantly more than in Canada. In Canada you NEED to live in high CoL areas like Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal to get work
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Node sizes are not directly comparable and haven't been for years. It's all marketing BS. Please stop perpetuating this myth. Intel's 14nm process is still better than everyone else's and will be until at least the relea
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Aren't most companies "based" in Delaware anyway for tax purposes?
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You can get 40GbE if you buy used theses days for roughly the same price using this switch [1] and NIC [2] combo. The only downside is cables [3] are still expensive and copper cables are limited to 20' but if you're in a lab envi
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by en4bz 8y ago
Old laptops have old batteries that need to be replaced. Since it's Apple this will likely cost enough to justify buying new.
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by en4bz 8y ago
People have turned containers in to a packaging, deployment, and orchestration tool rather than the original intent of lightweight virtualization. Containers kinda suck for those 3 things but no other tool does all 3. It's a jack of al
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Modifying virtual mappings tends to be just as expensive as copying.
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Xeon is still better for complex workloads like databases since its inter-core latency is lower. Epyc is better when there is no shared data between cores. I'd say public cloud will pick up Epyc for such workloads. They may also use Ep
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by en4bz 8y ago
Maybe he meant indictments? The US is one of the few places that has Grand Jury Indictments. Most regions leave that up to the prosecutor.
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Leptin, and Insulin are also important as well. Insulin is "relatively" easy to lower by reducing carb intake, especially simple sugars.
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by en4bz 8y ago
Looks more like C style macro token pasting with sugar.
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by en4bz 8y ago
Nvidia's new consumer cards are expected to come out in August so it may be worthwhile to wait if you can. You could either buy a new card then or get older cards at a discount when the new cards come out. One important note is that Nv
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by en4bz 8y ago
This is a continuation of policies that only benefit homeowners to the detriment of everyone else. Homeowners in California have a stranglehold on all levels of government. This money could have funded public transport which would have had
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by en4bz 8y ago
Nope. That's 137M going directly to home owners. > San Diego Gas & Electric Co. will provide rebates for as many as 60,000 customers to install home charging stations and offer installation services, for a total of $136.9 millio
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> It is easier to replace power plants, than to replace hundreds of millions of cars. Then why not use this money to replace them. If it's so easy then the effects will be felt sooner and will be enjoyed by everyone not just people
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Or the money could be invested in power storage making those baseline plants obsolete.
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This is just a round about way of accomplishing the same goal. There are much better clean energy investments that will have payoff sooner and will benefit more people, not just those than can shell out tens of thousands of dollars for roof

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