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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I am not trying to start anything here, but serious question. A lot of government agencies were listed in the the call. Are these agencies not in fact working for the white house / the US people? I guess I really don't understand
842.
by mbrumlow 9y ago
That was my point, you just went back further in history than I did :p
843.
by mbrumlow 9y ago
Can you please define this term "cloud technology"? I always thought it was a marketing term for "the internet", which then would be just a bunch of servers, vms, and containers; all of which we have had for over 20 year
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
From what I can tell it seems the RNN learned when the speaker was talking. It then just make sharp cuts to blank out when the speaker is not talking. It does not appear to have learned how to extract just the frequencies of the speaker but
845.
by mbrumlow 9y ago
Not to be a negative Nancy. But do all things in software these days need to be a public service you use? Maybe I am completely overlooking something here but it seems that most programmers and most people responsible for software requiring
846.
by mbrumlow 9y ago
I don't agree. The tree being balanced of not has not bearing on the solvability of the problem. Even a naive approach would work balanced or unbalanced and that would be simply to pop the lowest value in the tree and construct your li
847.
by mbrumlow 9y ago
No, no I have not ever had too many gits... (is this really a thing?)
848.
by mbrumlow 9y ago
You would be surprised how the obvious can be overlooked if you have a conspiracy theory to prove.
849.
by mbrumlow 9y ago
A silly allocator i wrote for fun one night is also under 200 lines of code. https://github.com/mbrumlow/toyos/blob/master/kernel/heap.c Admittedly mine has no test or does any fancy stuff -- just n
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by mbrumlow 9y ago
I tried to push polymer at my work (I use it for personal projects). The problem I came into is I am a backend guy trying to convince that polymer and web components are the only sane way that I have ever seen to do web dev. To many people
851.
by mbrumlow 9y ago
I really want to know what the deal with hot_sauce_formula being 1G is. That must be one hell of a hot sauce.
852.
by mbrumlow 9y ago
While there has been a influx in command line usage due to mac adoption (has actually been flat for a few years now) most people who find their way to a terminal at some point or another will find their way to ssh. Also just because you hav
853.
by mbrumlow 9y ago
twic, replied to my original post and I think he does a good job of showing why the machine readable is preferred -- and why human-readable is not actually easier for humans. I would also like to add to the case twic showed that often I am
854.
by mbrumlow 9y ago
I almost never use the human-readable file sizes. For this to get any traction it is going to need to accept every argument ls does and play nicely. Most people who work with nix systems work on many systems and some of them don't con
855.
by mbrumlow 9y ago
I don't think it is so silly. The owners of the devices still use them for general computing as a desktop. Also, I am fairly sure the vast majority of apple's laptops sold are the "low end" versions such as the Macbook a
856.
by mbrumlow 10y ago
Here she talks about it on a pod cast if you want to hear her talk about it a bit. https://dev.to/gotime/42-race-detection-firmware-and-product...
857.
by mbrumlow 10y ago
Hey, they both use the same image for their devices!
858.
by mbrumlow 10y ago
He called himself a "EE' -> 'excellent engineer'. That being said I could see how having these boards who define the standards could make a berror preventing people from some backgrounds from being able to get a job.
859.
by mbrumlow 10y ago
Oh my mistake, it looked and read exactly like a blog post.
860.
by mbrumlow 10y ago
I guess that is the new thing. An entire domain for your blog post. Am I missing something? Wait this is from 2015, I guess I did.
861.
by mbrumlow 10y ago
bare :( You know, the entire time I keep telling my self "don't type bear, don't type bear" and my wife distracted me and I typed bear.
862.
by mbrumlow 10y ago
I just want bare metal servers. I really don't get the craze over containers. EDIT: spelling, sorry bears, no metal for you.
863.
by mbrumlow 10y ago
I first would like to say this is a horrible way to treat anybody and hope that Neha Rastogi gets all the support she needs to deal with this situation. That being said, does even the spousal abuse have to be related to software in Silicon
864.
by mbrumlow 10y ago
While sure you could pay it because you had the money, not paying it is still bad and what you did should count against you. I am not trying to be mean. But that is sort of how it has work. Think about it ... Let's say 50% of a credi
865.
by mbrumlow 10y ago
I feel you have not fully analyzed how far reaching silly ideas have affected your life. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_law
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by mbrumlow 10y ago
The entire point of my post was to say yes, that all the other/all system calls do work with kernel structs internally ones the system call passes into kernel land. Again, please do not forget a system call is a controlled exposure to
867.
by mbrumlow 10y ago
> So why is Linux literally the only one who does it like that? That is such a weird question. That is like asking why are you you. It's linux. That's why. This is how its system calls fd, and files work. Also you should know,
868.
by mbrumlow 10y ago
You are not getting the events on the FD. You are getting the events on the file. When. You set up the event you told the kennel let me know about changes on a file -- but let use the int when we talk about this file. This actually happens
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by mbrumlow 10y ago
I am making a new post because I feel like this is getting out of hand. There is a lot of misinformation that needs to be cleared up. When you are working with system calls you use fds to tell the kernel what file you are working with. Thes
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by mbrumlow 10y ago
epoll works with files at the kernel level. You have to use descriptors from the user side to tell the kernel what file you are wanting to work with. Because epoll uses the kernel objects ref count closing a fd that is NOT the last fd refer

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