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by js2 3y ago
IEEE 754 can represent integers larger than MAX_SAFE_INTEGER, just not all of them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-precision_floating-poin... That's still going to be a greater than 0.1% chance of hitting a
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by js2 3y ago
Fair enough! Thank you for the writeup.
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by js2 3y ago
If you're going to extend Go the courtesy of customizing the parser, oughtn't you do the same for Python (and all the languages)? To wit, Python's json module has `parse_float` and `parse_int` hooks: https://docs.p
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by js2 3y ago
Sentry is built on-top of Django. It's a good example of a real-world non-trivial code base that has had to adapt as it grew up and scaled up. I haven't looked at the code in a few years, but I used to run it on-premise and found
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by js2 3y ago
News articles from 2017 claim the pier will re-open but the restaurant is apparently a casualty of the parallel tunnel addition.
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by js2 3y ago
> I think two way traffic in the tunnels freaks people out. I always go into the tunnel cruising at 55 or 60 and come out the other side doing 45 behind the one other car in the tunnel ahead of me. I think people mostly have trouble main
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by js2 3y ago
Thanks! We've been to the the Great Machipongo Clam Shack a handful of times. We usually only stop for food on the return trip. Maybe we'll give Stingray's a try this time. http://greatclams.com/
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by js2 3y ago
I've been driving my family to Long Island from NC every year for Thanksgiving for the past 20 years. A few years into this, I got really tired of taking I-95, especially once you get north of Richmond. So I started looking into altern
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by js2 3y ago
I went through a couple of these and found them more frustrating than not. In the end I ended up with a Yeti 14 oz mug. If you don't mind drinking from stainless steel, it (like all thermoses) does a really good job of keeping warm thi
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by js2 3y ago
I didn't understand why they are trying to compute force instead of kinetic energy and as I was thinking this I found this reader comment on the article: > While I see the appeal of presenting the problem this way - in terms of forc
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by js2 3y ago
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/03/28/upshot/baltim...
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Five Things About Deterrence(nij.ojp.gov)
1 points by js2 3y ago|0 comments
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Building the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel (2014)(web.archive.org)
54 points by js2 3y ago|21 comments
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by js2 3y ago
The CBBT is downstream of the bridge which collapsed. I've driven it many times. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chesapeake_Bay_Bridge–Tunnel
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by js2 3y ago
Good find, that fits the symptoms perfectly and is more likely than not a problem with the firewall on the source end (the campus network). Did you email the author?
766.
by js2 3y ago
Filtering + established connection tracking: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39822214
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by js2 3y ago
That doesn't explain the initial SYN/ACK and reply ACK which are part of the TCP establishment and that we see getting through.
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by js2 3y ago
> BTW your assumption I did not assume. The comment to which I was responding suggested it was the destination IP that was the problem. Generally (but not always) an IP filter would be applied irrespective of protocol. I also pointed out
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by js2 3y ago
But then why would the ICMP echo/reply (ping) be allowed through? And how is the initial syn/ack and reply getting through? It's only the second ack that's getting (apparently) blocked.
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by js2 3y ago
Indeed, it's right there in the packet capture screenshot. The ack has payload length 0. I've debugged a lot of TCP/IP issues over the years but this one has me scratching my head. The author has done reasonable troubleshooti
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by js2 3y ago
Isn't this addressed by CPU requests/limits + pid limiting? https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/policy/pid-limiting/
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by js2 3y ago
A few year's back at Big's Backyard Ultra (2014), one of the last two runners had to catch his plane back to his home country. As you probably know, to win Big's you have to be the sole runner to complete a final lap, however
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by js2 3y ago
> At 3:10 P.M. eastern on Thursday, Dunn tweeted that eight runners had moved onto loop four—a race record. That bunch included Paris and Campbell, whose quest to break his own Barkley finisher record lived on. While Paris completed loop
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by js2 3y ago
From https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39773642
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Trailing Dots in Domain Names(dns-sd.org.)
2 points by js2 3y ago|2 comments
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by js2 3y ago
It's rather ironic that the submitted URL is not http://www.dns-sd.org./trailingdotsindomainnames.html Here's a corrected submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39773646 (TIL that HN doe
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by js2 3y ago
This thread is ridiculous. First of all, better can mean many things. In some ways Waffle House is better and in others worse. Second of all, Bourdain's comment was obviously tongue-in-cheek. Lastly, despite the name sake, I never go
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by js2 3y ago
It's the first link in zer00eyz's comment. :-)
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by js2 3y ago
Waffle House is for lovers too: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlqyWYgE6go (How About the Waffle House for Valentines Day?) - https://www.wvlt.tv/2023/11/01/newlyweds-hold-reception-waff...
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by js2 3y ago
Anthony Bourdain, upon visiting his first Waffle House, remarked "This is better than the French Laundry": https://youtu.be/bct8stbZafI?si=ru9hL8xH_a_75J5I

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