jdsully

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by jdsully 7y ago
The UDM Pro is just a run of the mill switch with 10gig backplane. We really need to start seeing true 8 port 10gig switches at reasonable prices for this to take off. This 4 port Mirotik product is a good first start: https://m
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by jdsully 7y ago
Quite the opposite it seams to enumerate the arguments of both sides (while admitting the authors bias) and doesn't seem to make conclusions either way.
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by jdsully 7y ago
Simpler times my friend.
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by jdsully 7y ago
I don't really use IRC anymore but at the time I remember really hating loggers. Chats were informal and I really didn't like them showing up in google results and elsewhere. Not everything needs to be saved.
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by jdsully 7y ago
Your site doesn't appear to work in FireFox. I really like the concept though.
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by jdsully 7y ago
The method of manufacture is part of the FDA approval
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by jdsully 7y ago
KeyDB is compatible with existing Redis libraries and tools. If you use some of the newer features your library may lack direct support but most have extensiblity features built in.
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by jdsully 7y ago
The history of rushed vaccines is not good. The first attempt at a polio vaccine was rushed through with inadequate safety measures and resulted in 40,000 children getting sick, some with permanent paralysis. There are good reasons vaccines
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by jdsully 7y ago
Actually it does. BSF (Bit Scan Forward) is the most famous which returns an undefined result if your operand is 0. Many instructions leave the state of bits in the FLAGs register undefined. E.g. AAA will leave SF,ZF, and PF undefined. Then
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by jdsully 7y ago
I've been running this in the insider branch for the last 3 months and it's been amazing. You can even recompile your own kernel if you want. Your essentially getting the "real thing" with pretty seamless integration to
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by jdsully 7y ago
Are you sure? That will result in a conversion every time a string is passed to the kernel. Windows can handle utf-8 but it is not the native character set for the platform.
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by jdsully 7y ago
Yes in that order. Maybe you could say big 4, but I find Intel is only popular in smaller niches.
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by jdsully 7y ago
Its called profile guided optimization, although they don’t run with an actual JIT. The big 3 C compilers all have it.
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by jdsully 7y ago
Its also an obscuring factor. Articles with dates specified don't do nearly as well as articles that appear contemporaneous. You can see this with the performance of titles that get modified by the mods, they seem to slow down signif
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by jdsully 7y ago
Both can have exploits as you've shown, but you haven't addressed the difficulty of securing one or the other. Turing complete systems have a dramatically larger state space than non turing complete implementations and so at a fu
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by jdsully 7y ago
True it won't affect latency. Yet caches are pretty good at ensuring most DRAM requests take advantage of the hardware parallelization available. That’s why despite DRAM having pretty much constant latency for the last 20 years bus spe
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by jdsully 7y ago
The distance between the speaker and ear drum.
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by jdsully 7y ago
The speed is not limited by propagation delay, but by signal integrity. It is non trivial to have an external parallel bus operating at low Ghz speed. On chip signals can be much faster because they don’t have the capacitive load. On top
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by jdsully 7y ago
Turbines have great power to weight ratios but very poor efficiency at low loads (cruising on the highway is a low load). GM actually seriously considered this along with Chrysler and it was abandoned due to the oil crises. > General Mo
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by jdsully 7y ago
Yes but perfect destructive interference isn’t possible unless everything remains fixed in place which is difficult on a living human head. Its quite possible to get temporary constructive interference for short periods, and also plausible
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Optimizing Git for Ryzen CPUs(docs.keydb.dev)
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by jdsully 7y ago
I think people are more excited about the possibilities of the CPU than this specific laptop, but fair point.
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by jdsully 7y ago
That's comparing a GTX 2060 to a 2080 in the Intel laptops. Now if you care about gaming it's fair to point out there aren't any GTX 2080 laptops with AMD being reviewed, but it's not an indication of the performance it
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by jdsully 7y ago
Intel has been repeatedly tuning their 14nm process and adding a plus at the end each time. It's starting to get a bit ridiculous.
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by jdsully 7y ago
NY is the new epicenter of the outbreak and therefore new yorkers have a higher chance of being infected.
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by jdsully 7y ago
The government wasn't looking to maximize their return, if they were they wouldn't have included such huge protections for GM union workers. I don't think return maximization in a micro sense was the right approach anyways.
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by jdsully 7y ago
Dividends and buybacks don't change net profit, so it has no effect on the analysis that the industry as a whole is not very profitable over long time periods.
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by jdsully 7y ago
The government took equity stakes during the 2008 bailouts, it was widely regarded as a successful program among economists. The government got repaid and jobs were saved.
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by jdsully 7y ago
In normal times you should also get 600EUR in additional compensation although they fight hard against that. Obviously this doesn’t apply here.
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by jdsully 7y ago
If you were flying to europe they should be reimbursing per EU261. So far its been hit or miss actually getting the refunds with the people I’ve helped. Its amazing how when the contract of carriage is in the customer’s favor somehow it no

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