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liuliu
5y ago
Alder Lake is on Intel 7 otherwise known as 10nm process.
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liuliu
5y ago
Unladen Swallow is a 20% project. Besides, LLVM's JIT turns out to be an disappointment and I believe that no modern interpreted language uses LLVM's JIT at this moment.
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liuliu
5y ago
Facebook Integrity team is about user's integrity of not abusing Facebook services. It doesn't manage Facebook's integrity towards its users. There are overlaps (for example, some people may abuse the system by trick people t
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liuliu
5y ago
Right. That's why I am more interested in arrow than parquet. Going from a pure compressed storage format to incorporate computation would be more difficult than going from memory-mapped / computation format to long-term storage.
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liuliu
5y ago
You mean, Apache Arrow?
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liuliu
5y ago
Great! Still requires vGPU support and the merged driver approach last time I tried won't support CUDA on host (I was probably the first one tried the merged driver thing with vgpu_unlocked?). Looking forward someone write a Vulkan dri
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liuliu
5y ago
M1 does have x86 compatible memory ordering: https://twitter.com/ErrataRob/status/1331735383193903104 IMHO, this is the biggest hurdle for x86 emulation on ARM.
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liuliu
5y ago
The United States is a democracy. Having large swarth of people owning cryptocurrencies making it possible for 1. no outright government bans or criminal investigations, 2. potential government buyout.
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liuliu
5y ago
Regarding 2, if crytocurrencies fire up all cylinders and get not only many traditional market makers, hedge funds, but also FOF involvement and with-hold tens of millions people's savings. They can potentially get buyout like traditio
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liuliu
5y ago
That's always the game plan though. I wrote about it a few days ago: https://liuliu.me/eyes/the-endgame-for-cryptocurrency/ Once you have big enough following, having enough systematic risk, you, average scam
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No Deflationary Cryptocurrencies
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liuliu
5y ago
How permission works (especially from Docker?)? I remember `wg-quick up` requires `sudo` to bring up the WG network interface.
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liuliu
5y ago
Maybe they simply haven't got there yet. Packaging and deliver to CDN would be technically simpler comparing to maintaining the virtual packager + chunks at CDN level (not to mention the virtual packager if needs to run at CDN level, r
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liuliu
5y ago
I am not the typical guy who is going to preach e2e testing when I am in big tech companies. But let's not confuse what e2e tests (or I'd like to call it, integration tests) can do. I love property-based testing, especially with t
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5y ago
Because they have both Dollar and Bitcoin as legal tender, the result is unclear. In theory, because USD is still cheaper (if Bitcoin is supplied constrained as it is promised), people will trade with USD and hoard Bitcoin. However, when cr
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liuliu
5y ago
I use Apple TV. Netflix does have better user experience (in terms of playing videos) than Prime Video, HBO Max, Hulu for me. It plays faster, seeks faster, properly does Dolby Vision / HDR when the content has it and has different lan
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liuliu
5y ago
My understanding: it normally sits at the bottom of the ranking algo. You are looking at whether the final top 10 will be in the top 10,000 (out of tens of millions) most of the time. After getting the top 10,000, you can do more finer-grai
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liuliu
5y ago
The reality is more depressing than imagining some central command manufactured this consent. It is just an emerging phenomenon to appease the audiences.
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liuliu
5y ago
I know this is an unpopular take, but for sites (like Stackoverflow) that give me options (if they don't, some times I just skip), I will select "strict" and continue. This is probably an improvement from previous status-quo
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liuliu
5y ago
Python's C API basically exposes the interpreter internal objects (these are very well-designed internal objects!). Anyone wants to support C-extension modules for CPython need to either keep their internal representation compatible wi
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5y ago
Stablecoins are the main pricing mechanism in the cryptocurrency world. Tell me more about Bitcoin when Tesla prices their Model 3 at 1 BTC regardless the market fluctuations (AFAICT, it is currently priced in USD and you can pay with BTC w
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5y ago
If people are into anarchist fantasies, sure. I've also suggested that in the essay: > There could be alternative scenarios that cryptocurrencies succeed without the United States. Central operators need to grow to be powerful trans
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5y ago
It needs a trigger otherwise there will be plenty of bots to "arbitrage" on the said "price mismatch". Whenever there is capital control, there will be "black market". The question is about depth and whether en
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5y ago
> There is political force and legal force helping keep crypto allowed in the US. We saw the power of the crypto lobby during the infra bill. That's the point I am trying to make in this essay: > Now, there is no willingness to r
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The Endgame for Cryptocurrency
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5y ago
You can only redeem USDT to USD through centralized exchanges (after all, that's the point of stablecoins in dEx ...). As long as these centralized exchanges collude to refuse redeeming USDT to USD, there is no run of the bank scenario
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liuliu
5y ago
China only recently has a 3G reactor design that is 100% Chinese IP. The state-owned enterprise that handles nuclear reactor construction is on the U.S. entity list.
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liuliu
5y ago
I thought that "internals" means read the Git code and understand how each module interacts. In that case, it is probably a waste of time unless you are really passionate about it. I would just phrase it as "understand the to
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liuliu
5y ago
Rule of thumb is always: if you need it, do it, otherwise, don't. Real world cases could be: 1. If you write a unit tests and really need to have a double of that particular component, then do it. Otherwise, don't. 2. You need to
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liuliu
5y ago
At this point, just don't design file format. Use flatbuffers. 1. It has good forward / backward compatibility stories; 2. Schema is your file format documentation; 3. Don't need to decode every parts; 4. Can skip for unknown
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