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masklinn
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masklinn
4mo ago
The reason MDD was merged into Boeing is MDD was in the process of failing: the MD10 was completely outdated, the MD11 was not competitive, and with the Cold War ending the infinite money tap of military projects was closing (it was already
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4mo ago
As far as I understand, every change to indirections (pointers) is “shape unstable”, as it the update invalidates the old value, which causes every reference into that to be dangling (rather than merely modified). Adding a new node at the
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4mo ago
> You might be using the wrong database if that’s what you’re hoping for. Columnar databases are a separate category. I don't want a columnar database, I have a few tables which would be excellent fits for columnar storage. And the
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masklinn
4mo ago
Depends on the jurisdiction. In the United States, being wrong is not perjurious.
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4mo ago
Nobody said “it’s fine”, I’m pointing out that it’s nowhere near as bad as the fear-mongers claim, and it’s being cleaned up, not to mention the exclusion zone was decided under the linear no threshold model so it’s nowhere near uninhabit
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4mo ago
Oh no, the only part under penalty of perjury is the complaining party misrepresenting their authorisation by the rights holder (17 USC § 512(c)(3)(A)(iv)). So if you DMCA HN, claiming that this thread infringes on Moana the possible perjur
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4mo ago
That’s the entirety of the prefecture, most of which had not been evacuated.
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4mo ago
Much of the Fukushima area is inhabited again (the exclusion zone has shrunk from an original 1250km2 down to 371) and there is ample evidence that the overreaction evacuation did a lot more harm than good.
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4mo ago
Technically Pepcid is also an antihistamine, but h2. And h1-antihistamines have been used for sedation for a long time tho the effect is very much ymmv (first one I tried OTC would knock me out but not let me rest at all, not a keeper).
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4mo ago
Is the dutch healthcare system broadly against hypnotics? Culture (of the country or its medical system) can massively influence prescriptions or their lack thereof e.g. france is pretty famous for prescribing hypnotics very easily (and hav
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4mo ago
Regexp does not use re2, it is a separate implementation of the same concepts.
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4mo ago
Deflate also has a fixed 32K window so even with indexes and parallelism there’s only so much you can blow up memory use.
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4mo ago
SOP does not prevent hotlinking in the first place, a hotlink is simple request (the most simple if anything), CORS isn’t going to be in the path at all.
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4mo ago
That’s… not what cors does? CORS will only block browser-mediated “non-simple” requests, they don’t prevent other systems from accessing it as long as they don’t use a browser (or disable CORS in a headless browser).
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4mo ago
> Fair-ish point, if a bit cheeky. But threads can be still threads, i.e. in the same address space, but without actually having shared state between them. And then they're still threads, not processes. If they don’t share state imp
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4mo ago
Threads which can’t share state are called processes.
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masklinn
4mo ago
No, it was closed as stale.
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4mo ago
What RFC? The oidc discovery spec has an example, and for change-password it’s just a redirect. RFC 8615 is about the existence and management of the .well-know namespace, so examples don’t really make sense.
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4mo ago
> That’s a good catch, though. I guess right now password managers would still have to make a “preflight” request just to see if /.well-known/change-password is implemented before showing it to the user. (But that can go away
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4mo ago
well-known is for programmatic access, it either namespaces something you’re told to look for (e.g. various types of domain markers) or it lets you discover a feature / endpoint. In the latter case you just probe, for instance if you’r
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4mo ago
I would say generational memory is a factor, if you've seen an uncle or a grandparent who'd had polio, or you're old enough that measles was a thing in your youth, and you've seen these ailments disappear over your lifet
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4mo ago
Sure, nobody is saying cars are useless or unfun, I'm just pushing back against the idea that everything car everywhere is a natural and intrinsic outcome from cars existing. As I noted, even in the netherlands cars are common , the d
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4mo ago
> Isn't Not Just Bikes some US expat/biking maximalist? You should really ponder the sanity of asking if a channel called “not just bikes” is a bike maximalist.
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4mo ago
> Car lobby certainly accelerated the process, but car users were the main driving force. Not really. We know it’s not as much of a natural force as some would like it to be because there are places where the lobbies lost, and while cars
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4mo ago
You also need some sort of parking brake, and friction brakes do the job nicely.
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4mo ago
> Just to clarify, this requires Mac OS 26 Tahoe for "container" doesn't it? Yes’n’t: https://github.com/apple/container/blob/main/docs/technical-... > container relies on the n
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4mo ago
> can a car with 200kW propulsion have a 400kW regen At the motor level it should be the same, in propulsion you’re converting current to torque and in regen you’re converting torque to current, with the same hardware. The high voltage w
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4mo ago
On the one hand yes, on the other hand there are already multiple lighter alternatives to docker on mac.
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> dockerhub images don't work as machine images because container machine expects systemd Are you sure about that? A few comments above a commenter states that they don’t run inits at all (because they ran alpine), multiple people r
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4mo ago
These are usually pretty tight loops or constructs based on specific features. An unspecialised popcnt is half the dozen instructions, for specialised versions it’s 4 implementations ranging from half a dozen to two dozen bytes.
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