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I know ecosia relies on bing but why does this affect DDG? Do they internally use bing as well?
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Rosetta or similar would have reasonable compatibility and performance.
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2y ago
Isn't that good news though? Careful what you wish for :-)
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2y ago
I have had to implement it but still I wouldn't use it directly for an interview.
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2y ago
> instead of dreaming of us all dining endlessly on the the fat of the C-suite. I thought the issue with such high/concentrated C-suite compensation isn't the envy (though that may be the case for some). The issue is that just
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2y ago
I like having sex but don't like being a prostitute. Whatever you do if you don't do on your own terms, you can be miserable.
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2y ago
> and may surprise you at any point in time with ever higher bills without higher usage. What? really? Do they change your pricing plan? How can they charge more for the same usage?
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2y ago
> latency trumps reliability Let's say I don't care about the initial handshake latency, have disabled nagle and have no packet loss. Is there still a measurable latency difference between UDP and TCP? It would appear that ther
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3y ago
Yes this is truly annoying part of modern tech. They used to say if you don't pay for it, you are the product. Now even if you pay for it you are still the product because they can do whatever they want with your data anyway.
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3y ago
Yes - but it's quite consistent. If it was 'noise' it wouldn't be.
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Strangely in our workloads we have noticed generational ZGC latencies are better than G1 at ~99th-99.9th percentile or below but worse at percentiles above that. The allocation rate is moderate.
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3y ago
> headfull? Wonder if there is a good term for this. I have been jokingly referring to this as 'headed' and headless as 'beheaded'.
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3y ago
Do ants have muscles?
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3y ago
> If you want explicitness and reproducibility please don't reach for Docker Is it common in C++ builds to rely on the current O/S libraries instead of say making most dependencies explicit, close to full cross-compile? Do depe
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> In weeks we can develop and roll out features & functionality that our clients just lap up that you would never in a million years build into an ERP platform Interesting. Just to make sure I understood this correctly, are you takin
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3y ago
But people don't choose to be rich or poor exactly either. As a general rule, discrimination is around things for which there's no choice . Having a choice over where they live or whether they are rich doesn't mean it's
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3y ago
Discrimination is around things that an individual can't choose (religion being the weird elephant in the room). Fair or not, this isn't discrimination.
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Can bidirectional linear probing be used for any key type? Or do the keys need to be of some integral type?
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3y ago
What new title did you pick?
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3y ago
Why is hydrogen plane a joke?
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> So for instance try doing marketing yourself for a month. People who try coding for a month and based on that try to hire a programmer make terrible clients/managers. I am not sure this advice would apply to anything that has eve
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Stanford is very famously not one of the Ivy League schools.
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3y ago
So a watched kettle might boil faster?
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3y ago
EU is a massive market. If some unscrupulous businesses don't provide their services here, I'd say good riddance. If there's enough demand, other businesses will take over.
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3y ago
I would like to be an OSS dev but how do you pay the bills?
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Nice! Thanks for the link. Also is it the John Nagle who reported this?
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Surely that must be a specific allocator. Does rust allow you to use say jemalloc or alternatives? Or are you saying this lock is acquired no matter which allocator is used?
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> To some extent, just sitting down for a year to learn modern assembler and starting from the very, very bottom once again to build a high level language, rather than starting with C and building "C, but ..." Right so build a
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What language(s) in your opinion have the right low-level where the access to the real machine doesn't feel foreign?
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> The last process requires special hands if you wanted your pickle to last a few years. Is that some code word for hygiene? I seem to remember that the concept of hygiene for making achaar (and for other kitchen matters) was codified in
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