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by haimez 4y ago
Highly visible starting from 14 to 21 days after exposure and unclear whether symptoms start before or after becoming infectious to others. So visibility may not actually matter much here, because pre symptomatic may be significant spreader
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by haimez 4y ago
Also that smallpox resistance via cowpox exposure can’t have hurt survival rates in general
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by haimez 4y ago
Do you doubt that it’s most, or doubt that it’s many/any?
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by haimez 4y ago
I’ll bite. And I apologize in advance for how uninformed I am about the specifics as they apply to sqlite’s actual implementation. I’ve reproduced below the phrasing I think you’re referencing[1]. As mentioned in the next section regarding
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by haimez 4y ago
You’re right, the upside is fixed at 17% and my comment wasn’t really addressing the contents of yours, but the general sense of unease I get talking to people about their “crypto positions” as if having some > 1% (often a lot more) port
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by haimez 4y ago
It’s kind of like the (public!!!) shares or options companies offered before the dot com boom. Too good to be true.
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by haimez 4y ago
As a remember as a teenager I wrote a program that would constantly call the beep function (read: loud squeals from your motherboard speaker, if you had one, and not affected by volume controls so you couldn’t turn it off easily) and then t
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by haimez 4y ago
Reminds me of a time that me and a co-worker stayed in late on a Friday night figuring out how to make our email alerts seem convincingly human through “random” typos in alert messages by performing human like keyboard adjacent miss-presses
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by haimez 5y ago
Please report back after confirming :)
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by haimez 5y ago
The radial load/unloading is (approximately) instantaneous at the moment of release and does not vary in proportion to wind resistance. Edit: this is, btw- fixable. Like other commenters mentioned, a trebuchet/sling like release m
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by haimez 5y ago
If you aren’t establishing air superiority and are “missing infantry” (I’m not sure what you mean by this) then… are you describing an air skirmish? Peacetime operations?
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by haimez 5y ago
Now modern nations will have an example case to understand what happens if you don’t. I’m going to guess based on what we’re able to see at this point, that no country is going to change their military doctrine based on these new data point
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by haimez 5y ago
I don’t think you have a realistic appreciation for what kind of resources are available to interested parties. I would think that the classic “Mossad or not Mossad” threat model might be a good starting point. Air gapped networks and hardw
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by haimez 5y ago
Careful about running your systems in us-east-1, folks
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by haimez 5y ago
True, I forgot to consider how single node (multi threaded) parallelism can look a lot like multi node parallelism
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by haimez 5y ago
I don’t see any reason why it couldn’t support compound keys, assuming the combined min/max definition is in index column defined order. I have no idea if the Postgres implementation does though. You’re also correct that a compound BRI
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by haimez 5y ago
No guaranteed order, but very typically a predictable order depending on the query plan chosen. If you’re relying on an ordering, you need to specify it in the query. However, the scan order is predictable for a given engine depending on th
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by haimez 5y ago
Not an expert, but have played with BRIN indices on a much older version of Postgres. Some of my experience may be misremembered or out of date. You are correct that they can be used for analytical workloads (but not exclusively, you still
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by haimez 5y ago
You might use such a thing in database systems for, eg: 1. The write ahead log, for faster I/O than a direct flush to SSD 2. Staging disk cache entries to persistent memory before a planned host/process restart for faster subsequ
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by haimez 5y ago
The physical mechanism is radiative cooling: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiative_cooling More details about the specific mechanism on the Parker Solar Probe’s cooling system: https://blogs.nasa.gov&#x2
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by haimez 5y ago
About as important as keeping GNU, empirically.
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by haimez 5y ago
I can confirm. Currently dealing with a lot of post WFH era back issues which commenced shortly after working all day from my 1890 construction brownstone apartment. The floor warping is real.
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by haimez 5y ago
I’m unconvinced, but maybe because I’m “one of those people who can’t” (no, seriously). How would you describe the limits of what you can visualize? Especially with memory, there’s a clear tendency for people to inject details upon recall a
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by haimez 5y ago
Java bump pointer allocations (ie: normal allocations, except for eg: large array allocations) occur in a thread local allocation buffer. Only when a thread exhausts its current allocation buffer does it need to worry about potentially cont
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by haimez 5y ago
I would add that, in context- it’s commonly used to differentiate job functions between managers and… well, ICs at companies where managers and ICs are peers or where ICs are potentially more senior than some managers in title and pay, some
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by haimez 5y ago
Right. So it seems you did a lift and shift over two years without changing the basic API surface. That’s ok, but stability of requirements throughout a rearchitecting project is a luxury and not the norm
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by haimez 5y ago
Question: is there any reason to expect that the double s form will be replaced, or is this a more of a permanent quirk of a language adopting quirks from their neighbors?
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by haimez 5y ago
In general, I would agree with you- because Kotlin or Java that corresponds to your own code should be easier to find and understand than hotspot’s C++ source code or the jit output. Last I checked though, Kotlin was threading coroutine sus
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by haimez 5y ago
Arguably more visible because you have native JFR support for noticing such an event. Let’s remember, that Kotlin is a guest language and that the host platform implementations get host platform integrations natively.
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by haimez 5y ago
Would anything you’ve learned since your first vaccination make you consider “mixing and matching” for reasons other than supply availability?

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