lokar

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by lokar 5mo ago
Their moat is cash to pay politicians to regulate away competition.
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by lokar 5mo ago
SMD
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by lokar 5mo ago
Not everything that is true and important can be directly observed and understood by everyone. Expertise is impotent.
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by lokar 5mo ago
In the case of X, obviously. For Google and meta, I doubt it.
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by lokar 5mo ago
There is truth
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by lokar 5mo ago
Facts and reasoned debate come before democracy.
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by lokar 5mo ago
Do you have any thoughtful substantive critiques?
578.
by lokar 5mo ago
My main experience is with pre-scsi/ide systems :)
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by lokar 5mo ago
You need to use worse hardware and bad power :)
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by lokar 5mo ago
Another thought: There could be some people who are afraid to be seen as involved in criticism of the administration, either for themselves or students/staff in the lab, for immigration or funding reasons. Not sure how relevant this i
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by lokar 5mo ago
Sure, and there a primary thing you want is a whole new environment/context for the child (new environment, fds, memory, cgroups, namespaces, etc).
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by lokar 5mo ago
Bash as an interactive tool is very different. It is used to run an almost arbitrary number of things, and a pretty low rate. Bash as a programming language is just a bad idea.
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by lokar 5mo ago
oh, sorry, typo s/it/not/
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by lokar 5mo ago
The last CS conf I went to (admittedly, a while ago), I did not run into people passing out papers unprompted. Is that what you mean? Just going up to people you don't know and handing it to them? Or, giving it to people you know, o
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by lokar 5mo ago
I think you have to start from: - the organizers are doing what they think is best for the attendees, and what the majority of attendees want And, you should consider: "what if everyone did that?" I gather they had a paper they th
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by lokar 5mo ago
What’s wrong with Islam?
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by lokar 5mo ago
It depends on the goal / priority. In most financial / retirement advice they are focused on average middle class Americans. They tend to have too little savings, and not a lot of options. If you have more than enough saved to m
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by lokar 5mo ago
I'm not sure what you mean by inventing a sync mechanism, all languages come with one. Same with a scheduler, either your language runtime or the OS (or both) will deal with scheduling.
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by lokar 5mo ago
It’s a hack with many disadvantages. Sometimes a hack is the right answer, but the kernel should it add a primitive for it.
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by lokar 5mo ago
Sure, but not many times a second
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by lokar 5mo ago
This seems unnecessary to me. In the example, the core of git should be a library yo can link so you don't need to run the binary. That would be better in every way.
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by lokar 5mo ago
the environment is not that big
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by lokar 5mo ago
they often argue that allowing something in one state, even limited to that state, impacts commerce in other states. I think they would use a similar argument here.
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by lokar 5mo ago
That's simply not true. The core tenet is to buy mechanically according to some rule. Many indexes are not "the whole market".
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by lokar 5mo ago
If it's not in a tax sheltered account that can generate a large tax bill.
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by lokar 5mo ago
And even if it's not in the S&P, you can still just buy the stock.
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by lokar 5mo ago
How do you know they are successful? The normal way we judge that in companies is with several quarters of public financial filings, independently audited and following GAAP standards.
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by lokar 5mo ago
I would expect a 10x change rate, even carried out by clones of the existing maintainers to result in more bugs.
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by lokar 5mo ago
and I think they have a non-ETF branch as a mutual fund that is larger
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by lokar 5mo ago
Of course not, it’s the books that people had access to.

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