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kinghajj
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I'm almost certain that the L1 caches on the M1 ultra are being reported incorrectly. That 512 KiB on the AMD CPU is the sum of data and instruction cache across all cores . M1 performance cores have 192 KiB of instruction cache and 1
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The goal of Lojban's lexicon generation wasn't to make the vocabulary easy for everyone to learn, but to remove bias in word generation so that no region or language family would have any advantage over others in learning the lang
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Neil was never one who questioned all authority. From "The Needle and the Damage Done": > I sing the song because I love the man > I know that some of you don't understand > Milk blood to keep from running out > I
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5y ago
Wait, was it common for 1U servers to have optical drives back in the day?
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5y ago
... I don't get it? Who is "Madeline" supposed to represent?
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This brought back memories from college, when I tried to write my own C memory allocator. It was decidedly simple and extremely inefficient (pretty sure it used linked lists...), but after much hacking I did eventually get it to work with s
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5y ago
Maybe that's it, I'm not working with large data sets. My use case is more like "track all of my salary, dividend, and capital gains, and estimate how much extra I need to pay in taxes." :)
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I finally caved and got myself a copy, because the spreadsheet capabilities of Excel are still unrivaled compared to free alternatives. If you watch the classic "You suck at Excel" video, you'll see that there are numerous ac
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It looks like Epic Games is a private company, so from what I understand in the proposal, this wouldn't affect him, since his shares are not publicly tradable. The proposal might affect him when/if he were to sell any shares, thou
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28936340 > No, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in the US are booked as indefinitely lived intangibles. > That means that if the asset falls below their most recently booked pric
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5y ago
Keep holding until the sell orders I have trigger, then put the after tax proceeds into my brokerage. If it goes up more, sell repeat. Never plan to sell 100% of my holdings. Once my brokerage account and/or the portion of my stash on
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5y ago
Netflix & Youtube in shambles.
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5y ago
You play Among Us on the Twitch.TV!
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5y ago
No, it simply means that the market conditions changed. The price could very well have been a fair market value before, and still is a fair market value after; and the delta of these prices reflects the impact of the new conditions.
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5y ago
So what happened between 1996 and 2013 to make the debt ceiling not a perennial issue?
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Serious question, under this test, why shouldn't an ordinary savings account be considered a security? Do banks just have a grandfathered exemption?
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5y ago
I know of at least BlockFi, which is based out of New Jersey.
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"Witnesses report hearing noises emanating from the grave of one Aaron Swartz." I know this conversation has happened numerous times on HN by now, but at times like this I can't help but speak up. Although I have matured over
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5y ago
This is hitting our customer environments. The first alert came in at 11:14am PDT, and the most recent one at 12:05pm. Since then, though, things have been quiet.
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Yes, both the purchaser and seller would need to pay capital gains taxes on the realized appreciation in the digital asset and real property, respectively.
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ATM machines aren't marketed that "their code is law," whereas that's an explicitly espoused property of smart contracts.
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You could probably make an argument that it's a parody/satire.
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No, the reporting delay between when trades are made and then made public is something like ~1 month, IIRC.
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I think there'd be room for covered calls & married puts in a politician's portfolio. The "collar" strategy is great for preserving one's capital. They should still be managed in blind trusts, though.
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Also the fact that a new EKS cluster takes at least 20 minutes to come up and be ready, makes AWS' offering the weakest among the Big Three cloud vendors.
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https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf Glad to know that it's still there.
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"Any sufficiently complicated deployment and application management system contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of Kubernetes."
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> willing to take down the rest of the world with them should they go down https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samson_Option https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Samson_Option:_Israel%27s_...
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Men%27s_liberation_movement
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To add on to what others have replied, there is a "men's rights" movement called "men's liberation," which embraces feminism and its critique of patriarchy, focusing on how that system has hurt men, but not vil
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