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MMU Virtualization via Intel EPT: Implementation – Part 1(revers.engineering)
12 points by garren 5y ago|0 comments
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by garren 5y ago
That's just it; the article focuses exclusively on low code/no-code solutions. The author cites examples describing business people putting together functional systems without writing a lick of code (let alone understanding the ma
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by garren 5y ago
There was a bonus track or something on an anime called “Grave of the Firefires.” It’s been forever since I saw it, but it was a discussion about post WWII Japan and how the anime industry came to be - Disney influence, why so many characte
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by garren 5y ago
I’ve got the same mid-2014 mbp. I had to get the battery replaced, but otherwise it’s been the longest lived laptop I’ve had that still gets regular use. I had a nexus 6, too. I was doing some mobile development at the time and figured that
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by garren 5y ago
Is there a foundational body of knowledge for software engineering the way there is for established engineering discipline? Something that can be tested against like the FE and PE in the US? Would the FE, for example, suffice? If not, then,
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by garren 5y ago
I think the name works - OP has a target audience in mind and the name speak to that. In fact I immediately thought of hodle.rs as a suggestion, but it it appears to be taken. I can see how one might not find the name appealing if not a par
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by garren 5y ago
I think your biggest challenge will be building/maintaining a community, along with basic moderation and forum rules. Definitely watching to see how it goes!
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by garren 5y ago
Kind of on topic: Dare I ask, is there anything “web3” about your site? I ask out of curiosity, but also since it seems like a great opportunity to leverage…uh…whatever the hell is behind that term. Off topic: what stack? What drove your de
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by garren 5y ago
I was recently toying with writing a blockchain in python (lots of great examples in case I get stuck), but this is a great intro to doing it in rust. I haven’t finished off The Rust Book yet, even so this looks pretty accessible. (Also loa
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by garren 5y ago
I wonder why a pig heart rather than one from another primate? The article mentions a baboon heart in an earlier attempt at xenotransplantation with an infant. Is a pig’s heart as, or more, compatible or is it more a matter of availability?
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by garren 5y ago
I experienced something similar (minus the hospital visit.) I'd regularly gone with 4-6 cups a day for years, with no noticeable problems. I ran into a particularly stressful month, then experienced a 2-month bout with insomnia and anx
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Yymmddhhmm just overflowed a signed 32 bit int(rachelbythebay.com)
6 points by garren 5y ago|1 comments
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by garren 5y ago
I used VS for years across a couple of C/C++/C# projects, and it was second to none with one exception. The exception was Xamarin/Xamarin.Forms. Seriously, congrats to the Xamarin people for getting that project going, but it
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by garren 5y ago
The citation for that statistic is from a Forbes article that itself doesn’t actually cite a source beyond stating “According to the U.S. Department of Education.”
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by garren 5y ago
Fwiw If you were to put together a book, site, or course describing the overall architecture, the design decisions you made, the rationale, possible improvements or alternatives, etc., I’d buy it. Something like pikuma.com, or handmadehero
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A system to encrypt data in bulk for Rails(world.hey.com)
1 points by garren 5y ago|0 comments
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by garren 5y ago
Don’t the win32 apps restrict the calls in that subsystem that one can access? I recall looking into this a while back with the intention of leveraging it for an ancient win32/mfc app. I don’t remember the specifics, but I seem to reca
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by garren 5y ago
Maybe you can elaborate? 100%? I’ve worked remotely for 3 companies over the past decade as an SWE. I’ve got admin access to my workstation, hardware usually comes from the office or new in a box shipped to the door, nothing out of the ordi
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by garren 5y ago
I don’t know. I read Ender’s Shadow before Ender’s Game, and felt like Shadow was a much better book. It’s been a while, but as I recall it runs parallel to Ender’s Game and goes into much more depth regarding the difficulties and anguish E
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by garren 5y ago
In the case of Loveland, you just have to contend with the snarl of traffic on I70. It's right before the Eisenhower tunnel, so it isn't as bad as Vail or Copper just up the road, but I70 traffic has gotten pretty brutal over the
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by garren 5y ago
I agree. I’m waiting on a Boox Lumi at the moment. I read PDFs on my reMarkable primarily because other formats, specifically e-pub, aren’t that great on it. As strictly a PDF reader the reMarkable is good (albeit overpriced for just readin
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by garren 5y ago
I’ve got a reMarkable2 and have been using it on and off for a few months now. I was looking for a larger e-reader to replace my broken kindle DX. I use mine exclusively for reading, mostly technical, and not for note taking. I don’t use th
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by garren 5y ago
This is an excellent point. I just finished reading the book “Domain Modeling mad Functional” [0] and it absolutely opened my eyes in terms of the power of strong types and functional design. I believe that strong types can absolutely help
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by garren 5y ago
Could you elaborate on your statement that intellisense is associated with bad code? Intellisense is available for just about every language under the sun, so clearly this isn’t a TS specific issue. Even dynamically typed FP langs have pret
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by garren 5y ago
I’ve seen this in CO too, but here the gov said that since Covid is spreading so quickly, that everybody is effectively on the front line or in a high risk setting. In that sense the CDC criteria is met. Since the criteria in an app is ofte
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by garren 5y ago
Apple cpus specifically, or arm64 in general? The same class of bug (i.e., speculative execution) or something else altogether? I’ve found myself with more and more arm hardware these days, and I’d assumed (probably incorrectly) that it wa
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by garren 5y ago
The tutorial, source, and tests can be found in the GitHub repo below as well: https://github.com/namin/inc (Not the author’s repo, just consolidates some of the material)
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by garren 5y ago
The bypass stent is interesting. Was that relatively recent? I heard of ALT and SLT, both laser therapies as I understand it, for iop conditions. I’m wondering about the effectiveness of laser therapy versus a stent.
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by garren 5y ago
I just read his post on NPR [0] and as a frequent listener of NPR, I am surprised to admit that I don’t entirely disagree. Taking a critical stance against established media outlets that one was previously closely aligned with, that seems
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Dive into Systems (2020)(diveintosystems.org)
19 points by garren 5y ago|2 comments

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