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by knome 5y ago
>get back on top of it 'on top of it' indicates to 'be in control' the 'get back' to 'regain' as used this is then 'regain control of yourself', rather than allowing the depression to con
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by knome 5y ago
I wonder if someone was zeroing enough memory, where the memory is a private anonymous mapping, they might use madvise() with MADV_DONTNEED, which in linux will effectively zero the pages. It returns the memory to the OS, and will pagefault
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by knome 5y ago
It was an offhand. I was thinking to keep them in the same order as the group-by while still keeping the field in front for the initial filter, but given a moments thought I doubt it would make any difference, besides wasting some space in
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by knome 5y ago
Perhaps when getting a loan against collateral, they could tax the value of the collateral. Make it so the loaner cannot receive more than they declare the collateral worth ( which should prevent overly low valuations by making them a risk
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by knome 5y ago
>dbSendQuery(con, "CREATE INDEX year ON yrpc (year)") >dbSendQuery(con, "CREATE INDEX reporter_iso ON yrpc (reporter_iso)") would sqlite use these for the query given? it seems they wouldn't help with grouping
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by knome 5y ago
>Sending large data structures to other processes always means serialization penalties, even if those processes run on the same CPU the trade off is that every thread has its own gc arena that can be freely and quickly cleaned, and even
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by knome 5y ago
>Yes, usually it still most be copied I don't think this would be true for linux. since linux's page cache is unified across all mounted file systems, and with linux's tmpfs using the page cache directly for storing files,
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by knome 5y ago
>But many comments here imply that chargeback is almost as easy as clicking a button or asking nicely. How's that? I can log into my banks website and, selecting any payment transaction within the chargeback period, initiate a charg
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by knome 5y ago
>Still not sure how to send an email that consists of a single dot on its own line though. It seems you prefix any line of data starting with a period with an additional period, to therefore distinguish it from the end of mail period. h
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by knome 5y ago
The moon is a little more than 0.1 light seconds in diameter. Any wag that took more than a tenth of a second to traverse the moon's surface would be moving slower than the speed of light across it. There's no way the ponderous wa
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by knome 6y ago
Seems like a solid argument for a switch to use go's minimal version selection the version selected during a build is the one with the most minimal version that satisfies all other constraints. this means if you have libA that needs de
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by knome 6y ago
https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/master/Objects/dictob...
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by knome 6y ago
binaries never contain references to anything else, and therefore can never be a part of a reference loop. so it's safe to toss them out into a shared space and use reference counting to track them. you don't want to do it with sm
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by knome 6y ago
They are a novelty that is often surprising in the how their simple set of rules can lead to quite amazing emergent complexity. That the one-time chaotic game of life was eventually shown to be able to stably infinitely expand and be turing
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by knome 6y ago
type systems often feel like a rudimentary typeless haskell or prolog layered as a templating system over the underlying code, particularly if the types are used in generating code for generic types in the underlying typed language. for any
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by knome 6y ago
for c++, I know both clang and gcc make the template resolution depth accessible to the developer via a compiler flag, allowing those that bypass the reasonable defaults to extend that depth.
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by knome 6y ago
As long as you don't blithly accept new ssh connection end points or bypass certificate warnings, you should be fine. They could track where you go online via the DNS requests ( the sites at least ), and they could mess with anything u
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by knome 6y ago
const int world = 42; const int const * const hello = &world ; Apparently, you can be very const and `gcc -Wall -Wextra -std=c99` won't raise any complaints.
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by knome 6y ago
>I never understood why they weren't part of the original spec https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... >Trailing commas in objects were only introduced in ECMAScript 5.
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by knome 6y ago
The reference to "arc wars" in the original article seemed interesting. I did a quick search and was pleased to have found these at textfiles.com http://textfiles.com/computers/sea.txt http://textf
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by knome 6y ago
I've wondered if the first of the great filters isn't simply water. Assuming something like octopuses evolved into a relatively long lived tool-using species with complex communication, they would be infinitely hampered by their e
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by knome 6y ago
I think the easiest definition for life, as we know it on our our planet, is to take Dawkins' perspective from 'The Selfish Gene'. Life is self-replicant genes and the various machines they build around themselves. No more. N
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by knome 6y ago
>a URL parameter I love those systems. Especially when the unwary users share links, accidentally letting other users into the site as them. Or when google indexes it, and in addition to terrible security, the site uses regular GET links
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by knome 6y ago
It would be easier to execute the argument expressions immediately, as golang does. If they add this, it would be better to restrict it to the current scope, to avoid forcing the language to create complexity to handle defers created via lo
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by knome 6y ago
This doesn't seem to have any real advantage over just using an intermediate file.
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by knome 6y ago
The should ignore case or have an error on unknown names. Record types just map to integers.
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by knome 6y ago
devs would just catch keyboard events and simulate text fields you're not getting this one back in pandora's box
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by knome 6y ago
It's how they track which links you click even if you have javascript disabled.
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by knome 6y ago
I assumed it was marketing. They didn't want to put the other guy's name first.
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by knome 6y ago
For one, it appears to handle punycode internally. Punycode is a method for encoding international unicode into ascii prefixed with XN--. So this will correctly associate cookies for either the unicode term or its punycode ascii equivalent.

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