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by khuey 5y ago
There are a lot of different techniques. In Pernosco we more or less do "SELECT program_state WHERE time=T_current-1". gdb's built in reverse debugging feature creates an undo stack when executing forwards, and executing back
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by khuey 5y ago
You don't need to rig it to blow. Just fire a couple cruise missiles and a ten billion dollar foundry will be unsalvageable rubble.
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by khuey 5y ago
That specific optimization still does not happen.
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by khuey 5y ago
Boeing aircaft and college educations, which are probably the two largest US exports to China, don't fit in shipping containers.
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by khuey 5y ago
They were funded by US taxpayer money. How does that create obligations to the people of South Africa?
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by khuey 5y ago
You end up having to do struct Parameters { non_optional_parameter_1: Foo, non_optional_parameter_2: Bar, extra_options: ParametersWithDefault, } #[derive(Default)] struct ParametersWithDefault { ... } which
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by khuey 5y ago
? is used for Option. Just like Result, ? propagates the Err/None to your caller, and unwrap asserts that it's not present.
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by khuey 5y ago
I've had AWS spot instances run for months without termination.
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by khuey 5y ago
Yeah because the US parachuting into the Middle East to restore order has worked out so well the last several times we've tried it.
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by khuey 5y ago
That's true, though I wonder how much of a contributor to overall aggregate demand the elderly are.
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by khuey 5y ago
Sure but the labor shortage doesn't have one single cause, it's a bunch of stuff piling up on top of each other.
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by khuey 5y ago
Also around 150k working age adults are dead from COVID.
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by khuey 5y ago
And then the one child policy which shrank later generations.
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by khuey 5y ago
In terms of political and cultural impact in the United States the defining characteristic of the Baby Boomers is not the wealth they grew up with but their sheer number.
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by khuey 5y ago
And yet the flip side where companies set piles of cash on fire trying to replace that legacy stuff is also common. e.g. https://www.computerweekly.com/news/252446965/Lidl-dumps-500...
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by khuey 5y ago
France seems to be the most likely candidate, for reasons detailed elsehwere in the comments.
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by khuey 5y ago
Bush was able to "accomplish" those wars because the country was "united" after 9/11. It didn't have much to do with his personal competence or connections.
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by khuey 5y ago
The seigniorage is the entire point of the exercise.
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by khuey 5y ago
The issue isn't approving or not approving a budget. The issue is that Congress has simultaneously passed budgets saying to spend enough money to rack up X dollars in debt, and passed laws saying the government may issue no more than Y
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by khuey 5y ago
The United States has a lot more leverage than Canada on these sorts of things, and back when this all happened people were much less negative on China.
651.
by khuey 5y ago
"protecting existing long-term home owners" is another way of saying "reducing available supply" which is absolutely going to have an impact on prices.
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by khuey 5y ago
California used to have more exemptions and they were used heavily by new age/hippie types (i.e. not conservatives) to skirt vaccination requirements so the laws were changed recently.
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by khuey 5y ago
TCE contamination of former semiconductor manufacturing sites in Silicon Valley is extremely common.
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by khuey 5y ago
Probably this one https://cumulis.epa.gov/supercpad/cursites/csitinfo.cfm?id=0...
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by khuey 5y ago
Most of the time and money was spent on design. If it blows up they should be able to build a second one for a fraction of the time/cost of the first one.
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by khuey 5y ago
This is essentially "why did you pull me over for speeding officer? everyone else was speeding too!" and it's not an argument that works in court.
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by khuey 5y ago
The implication here is that the "change a 32 byte constant that nobody knows the provenance of to begin with" thing is what allowed this to fly under the radar for 3 years compared to an "if (attacker) { give_root(); }"
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by khuey 5y ago
The attackers didn't get the keys to the back door. They actually replaced the entire door with a new door that they made, which went unnoticed (by Juniper) for 3 years, locking out the owners of the original back door too. It's a
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by khuey 5y ago
APT 5 hacked into Juniper and replaced an input parameter to the Dual EC PRNG that was backdoored by the NSA with one that was backdoored by them. https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3266291 goes into it in so
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by khuey 5y ago
As it says in their conclusion, you could read the appendix and find out.

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