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by jsmith45 4y ago
Honestly, that is not too uncommon. For top level algorithm choice analysis, "rounding" O(log(n)) to O(1), and O(n*log(n)) to O(n), is often pretty reasonable for algorithm comparison, even though it is strictly incorrect. It is n
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No. Precedence climbing is the same algorithm as Pratt parsing with basically just terminology and minor code structure differences: http://www.oilshell.org/blog/2016/11/01.html The alternative is to lay out
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I'm pretty sure the only real issue with the license is that the license is not clear about what the limits of "this software" are. My understanding is that the following are your main concerns: 1. Content, including blog pos
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From a quick machine translation, the documents basically say that NFTs (as crypto) are high risk transactions often associated with criminal enterprises, and untraceable money flows. They think instead of being legit art sales, the NFT sal
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Except that in the US, cryptocurrencies are treated as goods, and using them to buy something is considered a barter transaction. For a barter transaction, you must recognize the current fair market value of the object received, and compare
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Many of those are real concerns. One of the main points of real audits like SOC2 type II are about validating enforcement of the controls outlined as policies. So the policy that only employees with job role Z can sign onto System Y would b
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Exactly right. The goal with nuclear waste is basically to get it back down to levels similar the original ore. At that point, it isn't especially dangerous. Many radioactive products are either very short lived, and will decay down to
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by jsmith45 4y ago
I've seen either that Big Clive video or one very similar to it, but I swear the one I saw was long before April 2022. Perhaps early 2021 at the latest, if not earlier. I haven't actually watched very much Big Clive this year. Uns
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I'm confused by this. My high school in a different state started at 8:30, ended at 3:30, and sports was everything to that school. Like one of my math teachers was primarily a teacher so they could be the basketball coach. Starting a
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by jsmith45 4y ago
That "No depositor has ever lost a penny of insured deposits since the FDIC was created in 1933" claim is in reference to just the insured part of the deposits (as in up to the limits). FDIC is required to go with the resolution t
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by jsmith45 4y ago
The illegal to retrofit R152a thing is mostly about old systems not being designed to ensure that in the event of a leak people are not exposed to high levels (concentrations of 3.7% v/v or above) for more than 15 seconds. Old designed
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by jsmith45 4y ago
>Simple: it's time to stop using phone numbers. So don't be like Google Pay? (Which originally used proper accounts but was switched to be based on phone numbers, specifically because the new google pay was developed targeting
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This is exactly the point the author plans to address under "Branches are fictitious", in the outline at the top.
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Of course in order to reject that healthcare qualifies under interstate commerce, they would need to either reject Wickard v. Filburn and Gonzalez v. Raich, or jump through some crazy hoops to justify upholding those, while stricking this l
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by jsmith45 4y ago
The potential benefits of this may vary though depending on how the OS exposes things. For example, exposing this as a ram disk while possibly useful is not really optimal. Treating it more like NUMA ram, that simply lacks any cores where t
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by jsmith45 4y ago
> Rotate your full name every 10 years (as suggested by Eric Schmidt). This is not always possible if one means not just daily use name but also legal name. There is at least one state where the name change law allows residents to only c
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Right. Concatenating in insufficiently constrained user inputs are dangerous (and trying to constrain a general string enough is usually too risky). If you can prove that a user input is a harmless value (a valid column name for the table f
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Sadly it is not always possible in general to completely avoid constructing queries programmatically (which always comes down to string concatenation at some level of the stack) as parameterized queries have some limitations. For example en
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by jsmith45 4y ago
But then "When announcing in layer2 mode, one node in your cluster will attract traffic for the service IP." This bottlenecking seems undesirable. At the very least, if you have one "main" traffic heavy service whichever
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Its not immediately obvious to me why this would not fall afoul of regulating interstate commerce being left to the federal government. Abortions (like all healthcare) are indisputably a commercial activity. And if somebody is traveling acr
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by jsmith45 4y ago
This sounds to me a lot like git-subtree combined with automation where commits to the subtree's native repository cause automation to add those commits (with path adjustments) to the super-repo, and vice versa. This keeping both sides
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Agreed. I'm not a fan of most cryptocurrency related nonsense, but right now, if I hypothetically wanted to buy something from a vendor that only offers purchases via crypto the following applies: I buy the crypto from an exchange or s
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by jsmith45 4y ago
I don't see any fundamental reason why this design could not be master keyed (although it would be more of a pain than with traditional lock designs). The key spools have a narrow section at the correct position. I see no reason why th
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by jsmith45 4y ago
I was never suggesting that starting a render run at the last possible second to ensure the frame renders in time to be scanned out was actually a viable approach. Only that it was theoretically optimal. But hardware changeout would not mea
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Assuming a fixed monitor display, and a separate faster than framerate game update loop, then the ideal way to render is to sleep until you just barely have enough time and then start rending, finishing just time for the card to read out th
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by jsmith45 4y ago
My view has always been that it does not even matter if the fetus has full rights. People do not have the right to physically attach themselves to another person, and leach blood, oxygen, nutrients, etc off the other person. Period. Fetuses
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by jsmith45 4y ago
My view has always been that it does not even matter if the fetus has full rights. People do not have the right to physically attach themselves to another person, and leach blood, oxygen, nurturant etc off the other person. Period. Fetuses
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by jsmith45 4y ago
Keeping a human in the loop is more about beeing willing to trust the tech than about safety. Imagine launching your autonomous weapons, having them scan the area for enemy targets, only see you, conclude that you would not have launched if
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Realistically, what this will most likely do is require that these services modify their suggestions so that at least X% (probably between 35 and 50) of the recommendations are for Canadian content when viewed from Canada. (And probably add
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by jsmith45 4y ago
While not official, Tailscale themselves are not opposed to this project. They don't much contribute to it directly, but they have gone out of their way on a few occasions to avoid breaking it or to make it easier for headscale to impl

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