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j16sdiz
3y ago
UUID primary key remove hotspots; Sequence primary key increase locality. Depends on your access pattern, you may prefer the other way, even on the same DBMS.
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3y ago
You need them when you don't have a quick, secure random source. Like virtual machines or embedded systems.
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j16sdiz
3y ago
> None of this sounds novel None of these sounds novel now . It was much more back in 2000.
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3y ago
DOS filenames are uppercase. That came from CP/M. In early days, computers just don't do lowercase. When you do case-insensitivty, storing names in uppercase make sense if all older filesystem are uppercase only
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j16sdiz
3y ago
The wikipedia page list a full pages of li ion battery sizes https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_battery_sizes
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j16sdiz
3y ago
Do they need new customers? All they need are existing customers buy in these new product lines
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j16sdiz
3y ago
The author is talking about `autoconf` or `./configure`. If I understand correctly, these kind of "config" usually involve external dependency -- like if you don't need x11 support, don't try to link libxcb. I am no
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3y ago
This is disappointing. The title prompted a science (or, maybe, philosophy of science) question, but the article give only applications. Maths don't have to be real to be useful.
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3y ago
Consider this backdoor: - if the decompressed stream contain a magic keyword, run the rest of the file as x86-64 binary. Now you just need any opaque binary file to host the payload. A PNG works fine, because most decoder don't care ex
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j16sdiz
3y ago
... but `xz` is pretty much feature complete to me. Lasse Collin was doing bug-fix-only release just fine.
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3y ago
Another unikernel. I wonder how mature is that.
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j16sdiz
3y ago
The font choice for inline text is so distracting This "Averia Serif Libre" is unreadable for me.
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j16sdiz
3y ago
By whom? The attacker have assumed the maintainer role. Nobody is reviewing.
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3y ago
The scanner is faster because it collect less data. The image is sharper because it have more data. Where did the missing data came from? It came from the training data set, not the patient. No matter how good the image look like, it is not
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3y ago
Yes. And that is one of the reasons why Chinese room thought experiment is interesting. We know how a Chinese-understanding human would respond -- they respond exactly like the room does -- but we don't know if he actually understandin
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3y ago
You can use the keyboard shortcut with old UI. I still like at the old UI. When you do overlapping windows, those non standard chrome are great distraction.
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j16sdiz
3y ago
I don't understand why this have anything do with silicone valley or AI / AGI. It is just a classical confirmation bias.
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3y ago
The article told me it was a hard copy; the headline don't.
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j16sdiz
3y ago
The cause is retrained by "... for purposes of providing the Services to you." if you take the narrowest read, it would allow them to store or cache them. That's it.
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3y ago
Let's think it in this way. If the person is universally hatred, nobody would pay for his/her online obituary comment system's moderation
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3y ago
> With Btrfs many people immediately use the btrfs check --repair command when they experience an issue, but this is actually the very last command you want to run. Ok. So what's the recommended approach? Dump the metadata and star
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j16sdiz
3y ago
That's what you got for NTP using domain name, with DNS over HTTPS.
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3y ago
This blog post is short and does not contain any material details. Not sure what to discuss on.
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j16sdiz
3y ago
It depends on what you tries to do. Doing linear algebra without any operator overloading is just unreadable
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j16sdiz
3y ago
Indeed. Every new technological threat is a opportunity for scams.
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3y ago
The best I could find is the (video, japanese) documentary here: https://jpn-psa.jp/video/
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3y ago
Any source for that? Afaict, every Telco now use Google's RCS stack.
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3y ago
I guess the annoyance is they said never, changed their mind, and auction the ticket off. If I were the factory owner, I would reserve a ticket for him and give a discounted price to thank for his idea.
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3y ago
I guess that's a social issue? People don't have to have kids because having kids are expensive and time-intensive. When all your friends have lots of kids, those expense can be shared.
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j16sdiz
3y ago
>The above fails in only one case: Free space on the drive is very low. No. Most of the block will be marked as unsure in first step -- because most of them had been used before thanks to CoW
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