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by hurpdurpdurp 2y ago
I know nothing about biology, pardon my ignorance. From the article it sounds like mitochondria were a separate organism that has perhaps simplified through specialization and is currently on the boundary of being an independent life form.
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by hurpdurpdurp 2y ago
Why not aluminum cans? There's still some plastic in there, but you can mostly recycle them, they must be fairly cheap, and they're quite light. As an added benefit they stack higher in transit with less extra packaging, at least
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by hurpdurpdurp 2y ago
Not it, but really excellent! Thanks
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by hurpdurpdurp 2y ago
One of many strange features in DNS. I seem to recall a talk a few years ago where someone enumerated a variety of weird DNS capabilities and some interesting security consequences, but I don't remember the name of the talk or the spea
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by hurpdurpdurp 2y ago
Great article with lots of good advice, but it makes me wonder what the consensus is on using ASAN in production. Once upon a time it was widely said that ASAN should not be used for production code. The authors advocated against it and fro
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by hurpdurpdurp 3y ago
Nvidia's denver2 cores work this way. Shipped on an android tablet about 10 years ago. Not sure what happened to them after that.
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by hurpdurpdurp 4y ago
You can get it directly off the MLS in many (US) states. Of course, a staged home may not provide the same quality of data that a view inside a lived-in house would, and if your home hasn't gone up for sale in a long time it may not ha