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by jeffbee 4mo ago
It's much worse than that. This gives Iran de jure control of traffic in the strait.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
Total capitulation by America, Israel might not even be on-board with this deal, and Trump still has 5 days to chicken out or forget.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
I am even more intrigued by the "no German farmers" hypothesis.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
Cities once again save rural voters from civic suicide.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
Horseshoe theory enters the chat. I associate vaccine refusal with the ultra-crunchy Marin County unschoolers and other sequelae of the 1960s. Of course, I understand these people to be reactionary conservatives, but they describe themselve
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
I am interested in your implication that European farmers would have someone other than themselves to blame for this outcome. As a whole they are at least as backwards as American farmers. They are largely deniers of climate change either a
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
The article mentions the Pixel Fold. I suspect Google possesses every Pixel Fold ever made.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
All media containers are potentially hostile. Any offset, extent, or reference has to be considered hostile user-provided input.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
The general lesson of these things is main is not that special and it pays to understand how your program actually starts. This has little/nothing to do with Rust or other language tools. On Linux, given a static ELF program, the kerne
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
That's the only place I see them, in Berkeley, but they've been walking out of major markets like the UK and they packed up their global headquarters and moved into the basement of their parent company, so it can't be that gr
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
That system has been walking into the grave for a long time. I am surprised every time I see one.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
The term "Lyft Pink" does not seem to occur in this thread yet, so I will simply point out that a car service with a recurring subscription cost is not unprecedented.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
That's certainly a way to look at it. And that repo contains a "third party" directory which itself contains Linux, LLVM, and much of the rest of the open source world. But I would suggest that the largest of those thousands
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
Arguably with QUIC it already does.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
Clarification: Google claimed to have 2 billion lines of code in their repo ten years ago, and a commit rate of 50,000 changelists per day, both on exponential growth trends.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
That's a good question. If I was looking into it, I would look at farm gate prices for various farm products, that the USDA collects. For example, prices received for grains: https://www.nass.usda.gov/Charts_and_Maps&#x
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
Property law in America is insane from all sides. It's one of the few countries where you can just say something is yours, and someone else can disagree, and you get to argue about it forever. The only reason it is like that is we are
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
Distributor fuel costs are a really small part of the food price, with the notable exception of things that are bulky and full of air like Cheerios. The overwhelming fuel component of grocery consumption, by a margin so large you can consid
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
Japan's "malaise" is fiscal, an outcome of one way to analyze the public balance sheet. Japan's standards of living remain exceptionally high.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
All address literals other than IPv4 must be prefixed by a tag, such as "IPv6:". The form that I gave is a syntactically valid v6v4 address literal. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc5321#section-4
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
Based on the incredibly basic bounce message, I suspect the problem is that the frontend eats the address before it even gets to delivery. To your question, yes any product decision is possible, but enterprise/government people are sur
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
This article says that Gmail can't handle address literals. I personally wrote the IPv6 address literal support for Gmail, so this annoys me. I just tested it and it shortened "[IPv6:2001:etc:etc::192.etc.etc]" down to "
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
AWS hasn't published all that much about their network, but we know they use a high-radix folded Clos fabric because they mention it in their paper about Scalable Reliable Datagram. If you want an overview of the folded Clos fabric, tr
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
I am moderately insulted that they want me to believe that graph theoreticians at Amazon sit at a desk with a bunch of optical T&M equipment. Sort of silly!
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
I am fairly confident that is a typo. The paper says "Our analysis reveals that RNG topologies are 9–45% cheaper than fat trees with equivalent oversubscription ratio." The blogger probably left off the % sign.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
While I sympathize with the aesthetic theme of this post, I warn against the temptation to do what the post proposes, which is to try to compute the checksum of an object represented by void pointer and extent. There are many dangers here,
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
I'll take your word for it! But I reflexively add "... at this price" to such statements.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
Are we sure they're not just negotiating over the price?
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
I can't believe we're still doing this. You should be able to dictate the query execution without involving a planner.
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by jeffbee 4mo ago
If iCloud is implemented on Google Cloud Storage, why do they call it iCloud?

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