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871.
by lmz 4y ago
For affordable housing? As a foreigner? I somehow doubt it.
872.
by lmz 4y ago
They already sell systems with that preinstalled. It's called an XBox.
873.
by lmz 4y ago
https://github.com/lifting-bits/remill is linked from there, which I guess is where you get your bitcode from.
874.
by lmz 4y ago
Good. Let the American's own addictions kill them off. Don't forget China's own history with the Opium wars versis the British.
875.
by lmz 4y ago
HK was returned, freed from colonial rule, not invaded.
876.
by lmz 4y ago
Maybe it weeds out the more stupid investors.
877.
by lmz 4y ago
It probably makes financial sense too. Several hundred dollars on the flight vs several hundred dollars a month at the gas pump.
878.
by lmz 4y ago
Yes, Rubrics. You want standardized non biased interviews, right? "Standardized non biased" often translates into bureaucratic.
879.
by lmz 4y ago
I don't think most people buy those for the sponsor logo on it, but maybe because it reminds them of the team's glory years.
880.
by lmz 4y ago
Radiation Shielded RAM? Is that an even more expensive kind of ECC?
881.
by lmz 4y ago
I don't think saying hello opens yourself up to lawsuits in the same way.
882.
by lmz 4y ago
Not Singaporeans no. I'm pretty sure their birth rate is below replacement.
883.
by lmz 4y ago
A word sounds much better than a random character.
884.
by lmz 4y ago
That would only be an advantage if you had to do multiple passes over the data, otherwise the data would still go through the CPU RAM before getting loaded onto the GPU, no?
885.
by lmz 4y ago
But that's the point of the last part - some programming jobs still pay more and you only need leetcode.
886.
by lmz 4y ago
Sometimes the people are paranoid, but what you describe is only possible if the company has spent the time to build that kind of tooling that allows for flexibility for peons while also limiting blast radius.
887.
by lmz 4y ago
Long legs can't save it from Japanese cooking shows http://ironcheffans.com/?p=1573
888.
by lmz 4y ago
Yes, the "bZ4X". https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_bZ4X
889.
by lmz 4y ago
cryptocoin miners using stolen cards
890.
by lmz 4y ago
Most of your modern Linux infra is corporate. The large distros, the maintainers, the main contributors. The "community" is still free to do whatever they want and go use something else. (eg. Alpine is not using systemd)
891.
by lmz 4y ago
This one? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Lotus_Symphony
892.
by lmz 4y ago
"Firmware" as in "router OS image" I guess.
893.
by lmz 5y ago
Also, even at colocation providers, 10 Gigabits committed rate is going to be a bit pricy.
894.
by lmz 5y ago
It just seems very odd that (2!) people would recommend an "ORM/SOA framework" when all the poster wanted was an HTTP client library. At least you can link to the HTTP client parts?
895.
by lmz 5y ago
Yes, if you plan to run disk management commands. Otherwise I don't see what commands would access machine specific device files on a regular basis anyway.
896.
by lmz 5y ago
Maybe the "cpu host" is faster and you run a computationally heavy command there, or it's closer to some resource (e.g. you wrote a script to search for some data inside S3 and want to run it on an EC2 instance). Maybe it&#x2
897.
by lmz 5y ago
Enjoy streaming that "unknown track" if you can't seek.
898.
by lmz 5y ago
When you frame it like that, the question then becomes "do you actually need the fighter jet?" and "why are all these people suggesting I use a fighter jet?"
899.
by lmz 5y ago
The emails are part of the commit hash. https://blog.thoughtram.io/git/2014/11/18/the-anatomy-of-a-g... - good luck comparing them when the emails have been rewritten.
900.
by lmz 5y ago
Because the email is part of a Git commit (author and committer information) and your Github repo has public Git commits. "man git-commit" and search for "email" for details.

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