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loosescrews
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Can you elaborate on how Firecracker is changing the situation? My claim is that it isn't possible to build services on top of GCE/EC2 that compete with 1st party cloud offerings in important ways. The problems with nested virtual
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loosescrews
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I think one thing that articles like this miss is that not all cloud services run, themselves, in VMs. For example, most of Google's don't. While virtualization has improved a lot, it wouldn't be possible to replicate many of
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Payments in Japan
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loosescrews
5y ago
https://github.com/RadeonOpenCompute/ROCm/issues/1617 appears to be the issue to track if you are interested in ROCm support for RDNA2.
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loosescrews
5y ago
I think that number was supposed to be pre-Dodd-Frank (or Durbin-exempt).
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5y ago
I think they still might be upset about that.
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I think a big part of it is that Docker failed to expand much beyond their initial offering. They tried, but weren't able to get much traction. HashiCorp probably wouldn't be IPOing with a multi-billion dollar valuation if they co
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loosescrews
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I used to work at a company that used Concur. Some of my co-workers wouldn't bother with expensing a lot of expensible stuff because dealing with Concur wasn't worth it to them. I wonder if this phenomenon saves the company a sign
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loosescrews
5y ago
It was just boring old Natural Intelligence.
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5y ago
People keep repeating that particulate masks are not comfortable. I don't think this is universally true. Sure, some combinations of face shapes and specific mask models might be uncomfortable, but that is going to be true of anything
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The yubikeys are designed to be non-clonable, so it is two factors: something you have and something you are. Not all factors are created equal, and in the past there have been issues with biometrics not really being a reliable indicator of
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5y ago
California is not like other states in this regard. First is its size. California's population and GDP are more comparable to a country than most US states. "If California were a sovereign nation (2020), it would rank as the world
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5y ago
Exactly. This is a problem with Tesla, not autonomous vehicles. There are lots of other autonomous vehicles being tested in San Francisco. In fact, it is a pretty popular place to test autonomous vehicles. Waymo is even offering a self-driv
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Is it possible that they are combining the pages and will still have the same functionality? I personally find it very confusing that Chrome has two different pages for managing cookies. I pretty much always want the manage individual cooki
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5y ago
MicroG works and supports most Android apps including most of the official Google apps.
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It is mostly OSS and can easily be used as a pure OSS solution (perhaps minus some blob drivers from the device manufacturer, but that is true of most Linux distributions with much hardware support). There are some extra features available
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5y ago
Note that it appears that it is still unknown how likely breakthrough infections are to result in long Covid. The very limited data that does exist indicates that the likelyhood is rather high (~20%). https://www.nytimes.com/
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loosescrews
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Sailfish is pretty great. Devices get industry leading software update support (the only device they ever dropped got 7 years of updates). Great UI. It even supports a fairly good Android emulation mode if you want to run some Android apps.
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loosescrews
5y ago
> What there has been is a re-evaluation by workers of the value of their own work. I think a component of this is hazard pay. The pandemic has made a lot of these low pay jobs more dangerous. If everything else is the same, but the job
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5y ago
Yes. You can send any file descriptor. You might also be interested in socketpair[1], which creates a pair of FDs connected via an anonymous Unix domain socket. Sending a socketpair over a Unix domain socket is a nice way to establish a new
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5y ago
Isn't that Wine?
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One aspect of modern hardware products which contain a lot of software is that they need a steady stream of software updates in order to remain useful and functional. Security updates are essential. Not only is a device full of unpatched vu
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You should really add a FAQ section on the website. Quite a few people on in the comments here are asking the same questions.
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> At least now we can wear masks. I sure hope this remains socially acceptable, but the way things are going, I don't think this will last in the US. I am aware that the first SARS outbreak left a mask wearing culture in parts of As
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I don't understand why Zoom doesn't get more flak for this. Their web version is intentionally crippled and broken in an attempt to force users to download their app. They won't even show the link to join a meeting with the w
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loosescrews
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I could be wrong, but I don't think the comment you are replying to is completely serious. I think they are saying that the disease risk of global human travel seems similar to, or higher than, the disease risk of global dog travel and
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loosescrews
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While we are dealing in anecdotes, I buy mostly processed foods and I can only think of a single food item I regularly purchase that has seen a price increase, and that was small and due to a change in the grocery store's suppliers. In
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Also note that Sailfish is fairly inexpensive. My current Sailfish phone (Xperia 10) cost me ~$200 USD new including the license from Jolla.
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Is there? Please cite sources. (Preferably scientific or scholarly instead of political.) There is overwhelming evidence that the virus is spread by fine aerosols: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article&
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loosescrews
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A surgical mask, bandana, cloth mask, or dirty T-shirt over a particulate mask (e.g. N95) is typically allowed. There are serious benefits to the wearer to having an exhaust valve. Wearing a second, less effective face covering over the par
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