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by jeffbee 8mo ago
You can't kill Chromebook with hardware. Apple needs software if they want more share of that market.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
I think you could get much of the way there by isolating a single NIC's receive queues, so the kernel doesn't decide to run off and service softirqs for random foreign tasks just because your task called tcp_sendmsg.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
If anything, uring makes the problem much worse by reducing the cost of one process flooding kernel internals in a single syscall.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
There definitely are bottlenecks. The one I always think of is the kernel's networking stack. There's no sense in using the kernel TCP stack when you have hundreds of independent workloads. That doesn't make any more sense th
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
I always look at these authors lines and weep a bit. "Aaron B. Flaaen, Ali Hortaçsu, Felix Tintelnot, Nicolás Urdaneta, Daniel Xu" all researchers at American institutions we are in the middle of incinerating.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
Gemini already drives some really valuable ads. It has, in effect, solved the "best pants" problem. It will use personalized chat to give you attributable shopping links for pants. And they don't have to share that revenue wi
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
I think the way the Pixel does it is strictly better across the board. The fingerprint sensor doesn't sacrifice screen space, and the platform offers face unlock as well.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
If the 17e had that chip, wouldn't it have Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6? It has neither of those.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
If you think this setup process is a drag, imagine what a pain in the neck it is to try to use your phone after your paranoid son has fucked it all up like this.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
But cars have much larger constants and linear terms in their efficiency equation and they hit peak efficiency at 15 MPH or higher, whereas a bicycle peaks at half that.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
"big meal alters appetite" is a hell of a conclusion. Definitely going to need to study that one.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
Has any human driver ever received such a summons?
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
"Multiple" being stretched to the absolute limit in this comment.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
It's because absolutely everyone understands the proportional nature of "press pedals to go" while nobody without special training understands "turn wrist to go", especially not the crucial details of "untwis
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
The aerodynamic situation of a bicycle is so disadvantageous that the easiest way to get a long range e-bike is to simply ride more slowly. People internalize beliefs about energy-range ratios from electric cars, but they don't transla
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
If you only wanted to observe the behavior the post is discussing, it seems like `ltrace -e malloc` is a lot easier.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
It's this simple: Trump is a criminal. Larry Ellison is his pal. Sam Altman has a huge deal for cloud services from Oracle. Trump is using the DoD budget to backstop Ellison's business.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
This doesn't have anything to do with democrats and republicans, considering that this bill passed unanimously through every committee and both chambers.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
Buffy Wicks obviously should not be legislating APIs. But I think it's funny how badly this misinterprets the situation. The local user account on a computer has never been less relevant than it is today.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
Gmail is one of the only three categories of user data that Google specifically says they won't scan.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
Kagi's models are also incredibly bad. I can't imagine how this person believes they are getting fair value from them.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
> It is apparently intended for minors. You made that part up, and it is the operative part of your argument.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
I don't see why this would be of interest to anyone. It doesn't introduce the topic with enough rigor to prepare someone to work on the runtime itself, and for everyone else it's just trivia. I think if someone wanted to writ
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
Programmers who know how to pack a struct: your moment has come!
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
Is that base map style inspired by the board game Pandemic, the computer game DEFCON, or a third thing? Edit: Apparently it is "Nova Map" base tile set from ArcGIS.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
Man, this guy has his head all the way up his anus. A guy who thinks that whether or not the math classes in San Francisco high schools are literally titled "algebra" is an important question, who doesn't realize that Noah Sm
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
This guy is just mad that Copper murdered them by making an actual product people can actually buy, partly because, I imagine, Impulse CEO was busy making visuals for his Libertarian propaganda campaign. The Copper stove is made in Berkeley
808.
by jeffbee 8mo ago
Anyone who relies on client isolation was just waiting to get pwned anyway.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
1 trillion disappears mysteriously into the USA economy every week.
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by jeffbee 8mo ago
10k square miles of photovoltaic power plant would cost about 1 trillion current US dollars, even assuming that such a project does not drive the cost down. This is easily achievable and roughly 20 orders of magnitude cheaper than a Dyson s

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