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541.
by khuey 4y ago
rr doesn't have an equivalent of the feature you're announcing here. reverse-execution only consumes a single core.
542.
by khuey 4y ago
And that's true as long as all the isolates trust each other.
543.
by khuey 4y ago
Central banks can't produce more crude oil or refine more gasoline by manipulating rates. The only thing they can do here with that switch is tank the broader economy to destroy energy demand.
544.
by khuey 4y ago
40k gallons per second is on the order of the capacity of the Edmonston Pumping Plant of the State Water Project, so it's likely doable with existing technology.
545.
by khuey 4y ago
You're probably remembering https://pernos.co/blog/tzcnt-portability/
546.
by khuey 4y ago
California's WARN Act does not have that exception.
547.
by khuey 4y ago
That's more or less the same spot in Mozilla's SF office.
548.
by khuey 4y ago
Yes. Meanwhile across the bay in Alameda County the criminal justice reform candidates are doing quite well.
549.
by khuey 4y ago
Yes domestic manufacturing is doing fine. https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/g17/current/default....
550.
by khuey 4y ago
raising interest rates to tamp down on employment and wage growth
551.
by khuey 4y ago
Yes, lower interest rates (and lower property tax rates) often just get capitalized into the price of the asset in supply constrained areas.
552.
by khuey 4y ago
Heh, as someone who maintains another exotic debugger[1] my experience has been that the kernel development process is kind of a pain. We've had good experiences with people fixing regressions once they're discovered but getting n
553.
by khuey 4y ago
> This is not correct. They used those bitcoins to try to defend the peg. My understanding is that its more likely that they were allowing connected insiders to cash out at face value rather than "trying to defend the peg" at t
554.
by khuey 4y ago
Even if they did completely embrace it it still wouldn't be happening. There are plenty of current Democratic Party priorities that are dead on arrival in the Senate.
555.
by khuey 4y ago
Yes, "demand destruction" is another option but I think less than ideal.
556.
by khuey 4y ago
For some of the things the author complains about there really are no good options. You can only shove so many people up the Half Dome cables on any given day or so many campsites in Yosemite Valley before it becomes a nightmare. You can&#x
557.
by khuey 4y ago
In the nightmare scenario it probably looks a lot like the GM bankruptcy where shareholders get wiped out. New GM was owned by a combination of the government and the unions and eventually IPOed again.
558.
by khuey 5y ago
The Great Lakes will eventually go away, but not for the reason you think. Niagara Falls is eroding its way upstream and will eventually reach Lake Erie, at which point Lakes Erie, Huron, and Michigan will all drain away downstream.
559.
by khuey 5y ago
Yes, refinancing has been a majority of mortgages for quite a while now, and that is not going to continue in a world of rising interest rates.
560.
by khuey 5y ago
It's a common myth but so-called "right to work" laws have nothing to do with non-competes.
561.
by khuey 5y ago
If you already had this in rr, you should have been able to set a hardware watchpoint on 0x36810e3eb and just reverse-continue to the point where the relocation was applied.
562.
by khuey 5y ago
> Imagine you're an intern watching someone like Jeff Dean give a live demo, and you think the presentation is proceeding in a way that is going to cause a major outage. It's more like you're Guido van Rossum watching Jeff
563.
by khuey 5y ago
https://flightaware.com/adsb/coverage/
564.
by khuey 5y ago
Depends on the virtual machine. LuaJIT and Spidermonkey (and probably others that I don't know about) use NaN-boxing which ends up storing the metadata in the higher bits.
565.
by khuey 5y ago
rr works in principle on AArch64 though it requires an extremely recent CPU and the rest of system userspace to be compiled correctly. Any gdb front end can probably be made to work with rr. Our current project is (shameless plug) https:&#
566.
by khuey 5y ago
Americans were acting like morons after 9/11. I don't see an analogous motivating event here for Russia.
567.
by khuey 5y ago
Ignoring morality entirely for a moment it is rather remarkable that Russia watched the US experience in Afghanistan and Iraq and said "yes, we'd like that for us, but on hard mode".
568.
by khuey 5y ago
Can't imagine this war is doing any favors to the Russian arms exporters.
569.
by khuey 5y ago
The CCP had a power transition model mostly worked out that Xi tore apart. Interesting times ahead there.
570.
by khuey 5y ago
"The Chinese model" is fundamentally underwritten by exporting vast quantities of goods to the West which Putin just blew up any hope of doing.

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