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froh
4y ago
no. not a duplicate. this one is referencing a completely different article. the other ones is about if Exxon knew. this one is about the impact of their actions.
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froh
4y ago
https://firefly.fandom.com/wiki/Griswald_grenade TIL, thanks.
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froh
4y ago
griswhat?
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froh
4y ago
I find his work down to earth, approachable, undogmatic and tender Most valuable to me is his for lack of a better term non-violence. I've never read or heard him say negative things about other schools or teachings. He simply puts o
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froh
4y ago
are you familiar with James Finley? he did his PhD in clinical psychology on the relationship of contemplative spirituality and psychological healing, worked as clinical trauma therapist until his retirement and taught and still teaches hi
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froh
4y ago
you should use a differential binary updater. SUSE introduced differential rpm updates quite a while back and others have it too these days. the really tricky part is making the update robust against power outage or, much more probable, ma
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froh
4y ago
Randy Pausch was a computer scientist.
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froh
4y ago
the original title has (by default) added to it, and the article points out it remains available as a config flag. so the real discussion should be if it's the clients or the servers obligation to reorder binary integers as needed, or
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froh
4y ago
why not just use POSIX hton{,s,l} ? https://linux.die.net/man/3/htons
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froh
4y ago
I'd never thought I'd praise Merkel for anything. still her change of direction to a shorter exit was remarkable.
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froh
4y ago
yes! wind, solar and decentralized buffer storage can make us independent from both mined fuels, uranium and fossils, real fast once there is a political willpower to do so. Merkel as a quantum physicist, a PhD at that, knew how to read st
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froh
4y ago
they didn't eat raw salmon because unfrozen salmon has parasites. aquaculture salmon doesn't have these parasites, likewise deep freezing (as in -20°C for a week or -35°C for a day) makes it safe to eat. so they knew why they didn
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froh
4y ago
why acyclic? review steps can send stuff back to previous input steps, can't they?
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froh
4y ago
we once had a little Ed script called "Offending" which would accept the ssh connection failure line Offending key ... and edit the failing key out of the known_hosts file. extremely useful with bazillions of fresh virtual
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froh
4y ago
military bases are not forests. so there is a fence. "private secret bases" do not exist, not legally, and given the density probably neither secretly. why should they?
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froh
4y ago
access to forests is permitted to all. in other countries, that is. https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/bwaldg/__14.html so there is no "trespassing" in "forests". I'm amazed "landlocking&
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froh
4y ago
The PlantUML license is slightly chaotic though, it's provided under several licenses, and each bundle has subtle differences in behavior which are not spelled out. https://plantuml.com/download
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froh
4y ago
they don't. the Mercedes drives on for at least ten seconds until you take over in that traffic jam on highway scenario, under all circumstances.
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froh
4y ago
the difference is that level 2 requires you to take over at any time, immediately, while level 3 allows you to do something else and gives you some time (for drive pilot: 10 seconds) to take over. 10 seconds is quite some time in contrast
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froh
4y ago
utf-8 needs 24bit per glyph for the logographic unicode scripts, while utf-16 needs 16 bits. So if you're into selling silicon or don't care about these languages, or you only care about heavily mixed content (like html), then ye
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froh
4y ago
I wonder to which extend CNC and additive manufacturing will bring back ornate large contemporary style buildings.
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froh
4y ago
> there are limits to what you can _ergonomically_ express in C... indeed. and in the context of this thread all I'm saying is that "-Oxxx is best, -Oyyy is outdated" is an oversimplification.
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froh
4y ago
debugging ring0 code obfuscated by -O3 is another level of fun. ymmv, however the kernel guys are finding plenty of obscure bugs. and they have been bitten by aggressive smart optimizations based off undefined behavior. for example testing
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froh
4y ago
the most common optimization for release builds and the one used by Linux distrubutions is -O2, not -O3. this is justified by real world measurements, btw, alas I don't have the article link at hand on the smartphone. the quintessent
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froh
4y ago
yes, this is the video linked in the first paragraph of the Original article.
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froh
4y ago
strange indeed. maybe nobody mentioned it because the lower mpg requirement for "light trucks" was already in place since the 1980s? and even the drop in requirements accross the board in 2012 was already compensated for by 2014
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froh
4y ago
one of them leading to a complete article on its own: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecution_of_Zoroastrians
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froh
4y ago
if you wonder what this is > author: Nassim Nicholas Taleb > Something central is missing in historical accounts of scientific and technological discovery. The discourse and controversies focus on the role of luck as opposed to tel
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froh
4y ago
yes. and in addition the word existed before, with the morning of "kind, category, group" of whatever. https://www.thesaurus.com/browse/class naming is hard and class is a good name for it's meaning in
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froh
4y ago
"the vehicle software, part of the functional safety critical infrastructure, has been modified. please call a technician." that's one very viable scenario to control "your" car. for your safety, of course.
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