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by gxt 4y ago
Walking out is not the right thing, and it is not empowerment. It is utter disregard for those who remain, it robs them of your expertise and care. US has OSHA, USCSB, municipal ad., state ad., and federal ad. AND multiple members of Congre
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by gxt 4y ago
No. Ignoring problems is not a solution.
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by gxt 4y ago
1. Batching syscalls (and to me that implies copy-exactly-once IO, AKA Zero Copy in Linux/rust) means you can better manage the cost of performing syscalls and IO in high throughput and low latency use case. Eg if you expect a bunch of
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by gxt 4y ago
Please please please, all new OSes need to batch all syscalls by default, and all security contexts need to take into account all of program-origin, program, and user. Also please limit whatever your equivalent of root to deny and delete. T
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by gxt 4y ago
This release schedule is terrible for low overhead projects. Now instead of relying on something that just works for more than a decade, every single one of them as to be updated and refactored every two years or face lack of support and l
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by gxt 4y ago
And great power politics dictates every power must gang up on any great power that violates integrity of the others.
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by gxt 4y ago
Absolutely not. Talk with second generation immigrants.
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by gxt 4y ago
Don't unless you do, or you have an explicit reward path with your own manager otherwise you seriously risk burning yourself and have nothing to show for it.
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by gxt 4y ago
Of all the claims of things these chatbots are getting good at, its only getting a laugh out of me that actually works. The Onion could have launched this satire as a service. > His high-volume words triggered a massive sonic blast that
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by gxt 4y ago
Abstraction layer between the query you write and the one that gets executed. This way you can mock the schema, run the query on the mock to assert some condition x. A ref() concept like dbt's is sufficient. When testing, have ref outp
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by gxt 4y ago
Alone or, Work in small teams 3ppl max of people you trust 100%, that includes you and them willing to call eachother out everytime, and finding out a solution together.
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by gxt 4y ago
I've never had an unsafe-free rust program crash by segmentation fault, or crash at all. But I remember having off-by-one errors doing just that in basic for-loops in C++.
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by gxt 4y ago
Mimicking the effect of volcanoes is a catastrophic idea, not just bad, but genocidaly bad. We have managed to survive _a_ climate altering eruption. If the atmosphere is already altered when the next one happens, it will be a literal ice
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by gxt 4y ago
No. It's momentum and inertia.
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by gxt 4y ago
Fascinant! In french on ICI Radio Canada. Very much a contemporary Cosmos Lite experience from Charles Tisseyre interviewing many large players in Quebec including astronauts. A+
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by gxt 4y ago
How is it possible to distinguish microgravity effects from radiation damage since the only place to study microgravity is above the atmosphere, and without similar shielding properties?
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by gxt 4y ago
What's going on with this obsession over Musk? Calm down, it's just another social network, it might fail, it might not, but please ask yourself, what is so important about this that you are willing to invest so much time in it, s
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by gxt 4y ago
It's a cycle of the price rising, and rising until it's above the threshold for many of "this is so much money I can't sit on it". At which point many sell, and everybody remaining wait for the next cycle to start,
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by gxt 4y ago
Anyone has a recommendation for a portable heat exchanger/heat pump for locations where no permanent modifications can take place and no window units are allowed? Preferably with a working range of -30c and +50c.
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by gxt 4y ago
Newton was an Alchemist. Everything has to be evaluated for what it is. It's not because it's Penrose that it has any value. I think this time, this is just mumbo jumbo.
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by gxt 4y ago
So because we're not perfect we should do nothing?
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by gxt 4y ago
Content hosters, YouTube, Facebook, twitter, etc. Need to Delegate moderation to 3rd parties and allow users to choose which third party they want moderation from. They should only take action for everyone when they are legally required to.
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by gxt 4y ago
Sounds like beggars as a service.
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by gxt 4y ago
Transporting people in airship has never been made safe, and I don't think it can ever be. Anybody with a rifle can deflate an airship, where as planes can resist these low skill attacks. The only business case to be made for airships
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by gxt 4y ago
Does folic acid react with stuff in antiperspirants to make it unavailable to the body?
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by gxt 4y ago
Aliensplaining like the conquistadors? No thank you.
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by gxt 4y ago
Because the whole industry is wrong. ML is incapable of general intelligence, because that's not what intelligence is. ML is the essential component with which one interfaces with the universe, but it's not intelligence, and neve
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by gxt 4y ago
There are no immovable mountain. Everything is vulnerable, everything exists because it, or something esle, didn't break/transform it into something else. This gets lost in conversation because what is said rarely communicates all
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by gxt 4y ago
So your question is What would I like to do to someone who asks to boycott elections, and start a violent revolution to impose an autocratic government that has in history killed millions by war and famine?
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by gxt 4y ago
Per identity per origin per program security context. https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/254923/is-it-po...

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