jcriddle4

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by jcriddle4 8y ago
Sort of. It looks like if some critical code is interrupted, by a CPU move, then the process would get some code restarted. The idea being since, in some cases, CPU moves can be rare you aren't paying for the expense of locks to guard
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by jcriddle4 8y ago
If the share holders knew about it then yes they should get a hair cut. Since they didn't it makes much more sense to hold the CEO liable. In theory shareholders can replace a CEO but in practice it is just about impossible. The theory
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
Yes you are correct. What are the costs compared to the benefits? Is the additional privacy going to be worth it? If we discover a few years from now that European companies are sharing roughly the same amount of data with other companies a
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
About 50% of small business survive their 5th year and roughly 30% survive to their 10th year. The concern is the drip/drip effect of more and more regulation making those numbers even worse. In addition you may be saying to a poor or
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
"....a culmination of more than six years of planning and nearly three years of public meetings....". Now why would you say that? /S
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
I would think any patent would have expired by now as Oracle was founded in 1977.
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
I would love to see some SQL Server benchmarks on this patch
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
I was under the impression that for quite a few people, possibly including the people at SpaceX, the 'F' doesn't stand for Falcon or Friendly or Fantastic or ...
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
Yes but Google can always decide that because of x or x + 1 you are not in compliance and the real reason is your politics but they will never admit to it. Because Gab has more conservatives one real question is google always going to find
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
Interesting that you assumed it was a "he". It was the child's mother: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/15/opinion/harvard-michelle-...
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
You jest about WalMart but actually if they are a monopoly then yes they could be though of as common carrier. A much better solution is to break them into pieces.
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
Also I haven't seen any data on what happens if you break a bone in low or zero gravity. Would it even heal?
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
The Mars Society has been doing a reduced version of this for several years now with different groups of volunteers. I think they use two different locations, with one being in a Antarctic like location.
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
I guess another possibility is his editor suggests some changes, which is a reasonable thing to do.
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
??? The term "Welfare State" was not what captured my attention. The whole article reads like very modern vocabulary. Here is an article on how your vocabulary can be used to predict age/gender/personality. https:&#x2F
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
"... eroded democracy and social justice, and savaged the welfare state with austerity...". The article just reads like very modern terminology like it was written by someone in their twenties or thirties. Not that people's v
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
Will HN censor this article?
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
"Why is this a problem, as long as everyone is not worse off?". Well actually for a large number of people it is getting worse. Here is data on middle class losing ground: http://www.pewsocialtrends.org/2015/
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
A "Market Based Approach" but the word bankruptcy didn't appear in the article once?
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by jcriddle4 9y ago
unemployment rate ... 2.5%. This study has 5.6% unemployment and under employment at 12.6% http://www.epi.org/publication/class-of-2016/
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by jcriddle4 10y ago
The US government already has legal and very broad access to SWIFT for anything even slightly terror related.
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by jcriddle4 10y ago
I was hoping some DNA analysis would show up in the article to show a provable family tree.
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by jcriddle4 10y ago
Yes it definitely should be, as a matter of fact I think anything you post is propaganda and should be deleted. /s
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by jcriddle4 10y ago
Dear lord a dozen countries could use this style of "evidence" to support the notion that the BBC(British Broadcasting) is deeply involved in nefarious election influencing. I believe in freedom of speech including Russia's a
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by jcriddle4 10y ago
I wonder if instead they could setup a fake or jailed SSH that would let you login, it would then display helpful info about how to really enable SSH and then it would kick you out?
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by jcriddle4 10y ago
Speaking from my own experience, google has a real problem with indexing out-dated material.
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by jcriddle4 10y ago
Well lots of people can barely afford a home let alone try and get a home with a garage or driveway. In addition how do home owners anticipate that some nearby development, 5 or 10 years later, is going to go in without parking? Especially
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by jcriddle4 10y ago
Small lots means no garage or even driveway so street front park is all you get. Imagine forking over several hundred thousand for a house and then a few years later finding out that you cannot park in front of your own home like you have d
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by jcriddle4 10y ago
Parking requirements repeal? Ask the residents of Portland how that works. What happens is a large apartment goes in without parking and suddenly home owners nearby cannot park their cars anywhere and everyone is angry.
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by jcriddle4 10y ago
Actually I think something like it used to exist. While not a "margin call" a bank could call you and tell you to repay the full amount immediately. I think even today some loans are structured so if you miss a few payments the fu

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