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by iberator 9mo ago
You could do this in Pandas with Python under like 400mb of ram
362.
by iberator 9mo ago
It's not real. It's rendering with some smart hacks.
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by iberator 9mo ago
It's hilarious. Your 'solution' to use docker without root is to make some system changes as root and then use/build docker LOL.
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by iberator 9mo ago
But 150ms? That's boot time for dos or minix maybe (tiny kernels). 1s sure.
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by iberator 9mo ago
I would love to read it:)
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by iberator 9mo ago
Which architecture can boot it in 150ms ?!
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by iberator 9mo ago
16gb. Ram in 2010?! That's like top 10%, not standard. Even now computers are shipping with 16/32gb ram
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by iberator 9mo ago
Doesn't work for me on Brave on Android
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by iberator 9mo ago
Russian culture should be banned. It's as praying German music during WWII while in England
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by iberator 9mo ago
What's Whitehouse?
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by iberator 9mo ago
4 minutes to load Enclave level save game with pentium 200mhz with 32mb ram
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by iberator 9mo ago
Those are not normal average people but literally top 1%
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by iberator 9mo ago
> All this and more on a classic unmodified 8-bit ATARI XL/XE with only 64Kb RAM. Just WOW.
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by iberator 9mo ago
This is pure theory. Ber shouldn't be counted per sector etc? We shouldn't tread all disk space as single entity, IMO
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by iberator 9mo ago
Once you out NOW, it's impossible to go back to entry/mod level programing jobs. :( Downshifting to some shitty minimum wage job is BRUTAL
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by iberator 9mo ago
Total BS. Cobol is well documented and actively developed. I bet you didn't even TRY to write single program for it... Stop spreading FUD
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by iberator 9mo ago
Naive question: does Linux check checksum of loaded modules? If not I could just replace them and voila?
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The Plausibly Deniable DataBase (PDDB) Overview(betrusted.io)
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by iberator 9mo ago
No. Jpg conpression sucks. Medical data should not be compressed loosely. PNG and TIFF for the win
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by iberator 9mo ago
Wow. That's why I love HN. :)
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by iberator 9mo ago
No X and networking. What's the point then? Useless imo
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by iberator 9mo ago
15s per day sounds EXTREME. Are you even serious? Even the cheapest Chinese hand watch has 50x better precision.
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by iberator 9mo ago
Great book, must read for anyone writing custom VMs, assemblers and compilers.
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by iberator 9mo ago
16gb of memory an. 2019 is not vintage lol.
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by iberator 9mo ago
Jamming or hijacking geostationary satellites signal is trivial for literally a team of 3 hm radio veterans with 10+ years of experience. Jamming RF is easy in general. Nowadays we can even do beamforming so i guess it would be trivial.
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by iberator 9mo ago
Nash equilibrium. Optimal strategy for online poker has been known for like literally 20 years right now
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by iberator 9mo ago
Nearly all academia uses MS-OFFICE instead of TeX insanity. Only hardcore phds use it really
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by iberator 9mo ago
Sir your math is wrong. :)
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by iberator 9mo ago
Amazing. Nearly all rich business owners are the same: too much dopamine and leaks of sociopathy. That's why they win.
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by iberator 9mo ago
Cobol is still actively developed and maintained by IBM.

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