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by khuey 2y ago
> For more risk averse, almost every buyer of USA governmental bonds gets "even more money back" in exchange for the initial capital. In nominal terms, sure. In real terms, ask the banks that bought 30 year treasuries in Spring
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by khuey 2y ago
Japan is free to withdraw from the NPT at any time.
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It's not too hard to do tokio without Send/Sync futures. See the example in https://docs.rs/tokio/latest/tokio/task/struct.LocalSet.html... It's kind of annoying that the current_thread fl
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by khuey 2y ago
HIMARS is highly effective exactly because it's cheap precision. An air force capable of executing the missions that HIMARS can would cost Ukraine many many billions of dollars. HIMARS clocks in at $5M per truck and $200k per rocket.
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by khuey 2y ago
Sea level rise may mean that a 99 year lease is longer than the island will be habitable.
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VAT is a tax on only the value added by an entity, not the total flow of cash through an entity.
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by khuey 2y ago
Totally shameless plug: if you like rr's technical capabilities but not it's UI, you might love Pernosco ( https://pernos.co/ )
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by khuey 2y ago
One nit to pick > It's a bit tough to tell because we're only one function call deep, but this data is stored in a tree. The call graph doesn't actually appear (with one exception, see below) in the DWARF. DWARF is a tree
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by khuey 2y ago
None of that has anything to do with what I said. You can make a damning case that the Bush administration's actions were pointless and self-destructive without the very misleading characterization of what the Taliban was offering, so
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My biggest criticism of Google Flights is that sometimes the price it shows you is only available through some sketchy third party OTA based out of a foreign country that only offers support through email. Good luck if anything goes wrong o
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by khuey 2y ago
> The Taliban offer to hand over bin Laden and George W. Bush refuses A bit disingenuous to say that and leave out that the most generous version of that offer was to hand Bin Laden over to a third country .
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by khuey 2y ago
> I'm not sure what the rules are on reconnecting with the US if you have formally renounced citizenship. However, I'm sure a birth cert from Yeehaw, TX or wherever will go some way. It doesn't. Once you've renounced
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by khuey 2y ago
That's a far better death rate than the original marathon. (1 death per 1 participant according to the tale of Pheidippides.)
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Keeping the obsolete process alive can be very expensive.
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2 miles of proposed subway tunnel, which is why the DTX isn't getting built.
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The main reason to watch "In the Beginning" first IMO is that Season 1 is mostly world-building that doesn't start paying off until the very last episode of Season 1 and then into Season 2. If you're showing it to someon
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by khuey 2y ago
The Lurker's Guide's order having the movie "In the Beginning" first is controversial and not something I'd personally recommend. It spoils one of the major story arcs of the first two seasons. Their rearrangement o
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One of the program requirements is that you buy a house there and live in it for five years.
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> Rust emits unreasonable amount of debug information. It's so freakishly large, I expect it's just a bug. Rust relies on the linker (via -ffunction-sections and -gc-sections) to delete functions that aren't ever used but
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by khuey 2y ago
At the end of the day NASA administrators can't actually force the astronauts into Starliner. Clearly they get some say in it if they're willing to push hard enough.
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Globalfoundries among others.
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To be fair they were introduced in 1936.
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Basically every noteworthy Fourth Amendment case works this way unfortunately.
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My understanding (which may be wrong) is that they don't really understand how it's failed at this point so it could be anything from "no thrust" to "explodes and sends debris into the ISS".
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by khuey 2y ago
This example doesn't really gain much by using eBPF. The tracepoint machinery and perf_event_open is perfectly capable of recording pids and registers at syscall entry/exit (via PERF_SAMPLE_TID and PERF_SAMPLE_REGS_USER) into a ri
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Also because the colonial period that followed intentionally destroyed much of the written record.
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Yes, this program spans three administrations, and spiritually the push to use commercial contractors dates back to at least 1984.
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Don't they need the docking port for Crew-9?
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That's not a very satisfying explanation because everyone seems to be slow and it's pretty unlikely that everyone has COVID.
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AAPL's profit is roughly equivalent to the GDP of Slovakia.

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