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IOCP is syscall free only on one side i.e. completion. io_uring can be syscall free on submission side as well.
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Is this another way to say put a regional proxy or do you mean something more?
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Yes, very well explained in Yes Minister https://youtu.be/37iHSwA1SwE
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Since you are in the field, would you give some names of such labs in the EU? The quality of results when searching for "European genetics laboratory" aren't great.
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3y ago
> results lose their original casing and returned all lowercased. That's a shame. Have you reported this bug on their repo?
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3y ago
Good question. Specifically GUI code tends to have many cycles in object graphs. Do idioms already exist in Rust to deal with advanced cases of that?
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> Yet the first person who reads it might see holes in it that make it a waste of time to read. So instead, have it go to a couple people first. Sounds like upvote/downvote in a subreddit...?
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Makes me wonder how big a role did the "Jew Quota" or similar discriminatory practices played in holding back the likes of Columbia. Also whether we will see a similar effect over next 50 years with affirmative vs non-affirmative
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3y ago
> There are different techniques for implementing OP (Over provisioning) yourself. You can simply leave a portion of the drive unpartitioned This doesn't sound right. Does this mean that the drive decides to arbitrarily move blocks
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Isn't (b) forcing 5 year amortization? Which I believe doesn't affect large long running steady businesses. It's mostly about cashflow.
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> Yeah, absent an effort to speed up a code base, it will tend to get slower, unless the team has a culture of performance My experience with JVM over the last few years says otherwise. Most teams I have come across try too hard to achie
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> I hate this industry so much. and you suggest providing free labour for an entire year to some companies. No wonder GP hates this industry. >For the next year try contributing to open source projects that you like and that have comp
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4y ago
If they are custodians and not managing your portfolio, that might even be illegal.
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(Wannabe) Despots attack all institutions. That by itself doesn't mean anything.
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The fruits we eat are nothing like what our non human primate ancestors ate. Fruits have become significantly sweeter within my lifetime. What goes for fruit now is artificially selecred fruit candy.
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4y ago
Before anyone thinks of increasing p53 in human bodies to prevent cancer keep in mind that it can cause premature aging.
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Early 40s sounds kind of young to have it. How did you/they find out that you had it? Anyway good that it worked out well for you.
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A body got its arm severed. Yes the body will do better than the severed arm but not exactly a "clear winner".
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Not where I live (some EU member), not so obvious. For example all Fanta has some artificial sweetener. Diet fanta has no sugar at all.
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There's misguided government policies leading to weird consequences where I am. Other than Coca Cola original, it's impossible to find any carbonated drink that doesn't have artificial sweeteners mixed in. Apparently sugar ab
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Lunar days are longer than 24 hours (~29.5 earth days)
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The impingement service was an after market addon.
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4y ago
Yes there's one chair James Bond uses in Casino Royale which is like what you're describing.
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4y ago
Interesting. Where are these domain specific databases used? And do those industries suffer from NIH (not invented here)?
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That makes me wonder if there's a system that can recycle the heat lost in drain (hot water from the shower that just got drained).
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Acid loosens the enamel, so careful with anything like good rinsing or brushing right after consuming acidic items. Just drink some water (optional light rinse) and wait around 30 minutes to brush. * Disclaimer: I am not a dentist, you shou
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Our diet is nothing like what our teeth evolved for. For example for most people, cutting down the amount of sugars (down to levels similar to our prehistoric ancestors) they consume can go a long way in protecting dental health (and genera
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This can go wrong in either direction. If you brush your teeth and have milk shortly after, the fluoride binds to the calcium in milk and goes to your belly instead of staying with your teeth protecting them. On the other hand if you have o
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BTW on linux the equivalent is CLOCK_BOOTTIME - and the general point stands that you need to find something "steady" enough for your usecase. There is no absolutely monotonic clock in the universe ;-), that we know of, is there?
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Where's the paradox? Live births drive evolution afterall. Wouldn't such a massive survival difference start to show up in mate age preferences getting "coded" into our genes?
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