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by mirashii 3y ago
The state of Delaware had a similar pension program years ago when a member of my family abused the system in the same way to receive a similar inflated pension payout. It made local papers at the time, and did result in some changes.
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> Pip is slow because it doesn't store the dependency metadata and has to download all upstream dependencies during the resolution phase. This isn’t really true and hasn’t been for a long time. It relies on package authors to includ
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by mirashii 3y ago
Solar panels have an albedo of ~0.3. Asphalt around ~0.05. That makes it 6x better in terms of heat reflected.
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by mirashii 3y ago
For amateur radio, but no in general.
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Google Violated Its Standards in Ad Deals, Research Finds(wsj.com)
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by mirashii 3y ago
Given that Ronald Moore has driven shows he’s worked on to similar absurd and horrid endings, like the similar religious subplot woven into the last season of DS9, I think we have a better culprit for the terrible last season of BSG.
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by mirashii 3y ago
The example is later in the thread, search for "DNS Rebinding" and the related discussion on the ticket, or in your search engine of choice.
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> Nah, rust still depends on libc at runtime which is a pain. It does in general, though I don't really think this is a big pain or blocker in the general case, there are very version requirements around libc. > Go doesn't h
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by mirashii 3y ago
https://www.techdirt.com/2023/05/11/moderator-mayhem-a-mobil... > Also, there’s often no “correct” answer, so the game won’t tell you if you got something “right” or “wrong” because often there is no right
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> Content moderation is hard, but I'm not very impressed that the very first card shown got it (in my opinion) totally wrong The authors are very clear that there are no right or wrong answers. Interpreting it that way misses the en
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> If the Office becomes aware that information essential to its evaluation of registrability “has been omitted entirely from the application or is questionable,” it may take steps to cancel the registration. 44 Separately, a court may di
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by mirashii 4y ago
That interpretation probably does not pass muster. The guidance from the US Copyright Office leans on substantial human authorship or creative changes or interpretation of the output of AI generative tools. Probably better to just link the
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Fair criticism, though I do wonder if it'd really make that much of a difference. Go doesn't really monomorphize generics either, and would end up with an equally if not more expensive lookup for the correct generic function at ru
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by mirashii 4y ago
> they abandoned that approach in WSL 2 because, among other reasons, it was just too much work to achieve Linux compatibility Any particular citation for this claim? I tried to do some searching and couldn't find anything definiti
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by mirashii 4y ago
> 100% accuracy up to about 13 digit addition The graphs you just posted do not support that, they'd support at most 100% accuracy up to 4 digits.
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> on the bonuses of its employees from the last 13 years. It feels like this is misrepresenting the situation quite a bit. This is not a tax bill on bonuses. This is a tax bill on equity, which is a part of the regular compensation packa
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by mirashii 4y ago
It just repeated a bunch of palindromes contained in palindrome lists on the internet. Every line comes up in lists of palindromes.
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> Gas heaters are cheaper and are in general more efficient than electricity. If you count heat pumps as electricity, this hasn't been true for a long, long time.
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by mirashii 4y ago
Okay, so malware actors create new accounts and try new ways. That’s no surprise. That doesn’t adequately explain or forgive the behavior by Google here. They’re one of the largest, most profitable enterprises in history, it’s no longer an
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by mirashii 4y ago
I wouldn't recommend it, however, especially with Elasticsearch. I spent a lot of time with their team debugging issues that came down to G1GC issues in those days.
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No, this is favoring competence at the skills necessary for a different role, rather than assuming competence at one set of skills extends to another.
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by mirashii 4y ago
https://www.techdirt.com/2022/12/14/twitters-big-ad-plan-vio...
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by mirashii 4y ago
The Slay the Spire board game, which launched a kickstarter to ship next year, has a Tabletop Simulator version and has easily worked its way towards the top of my board game list, even before receiving the physical copy. In fact, it's
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by mirashii 4y ago
Microsoft has already committed to releasing Call of Duty on Nintendo platforms and Steam, so that's probably not any part of the concern.
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No, it's still Gecko
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> In other words, golang changes the risk of a data race from being a vulnerability to just a program-crashing bug. I don't believe this is true, people have demonstrated using data races to build arbitrary code execution primitive
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I'd put Rust as more memory safe than golang as golang's memory safety guarantees fall apart under data races, which are not prevented in the language. Rust will still require you type unsafe. You can cause memory safety in golan
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Statically linked binaries are officially unsupported on MacOS in general, so there's no reason to support it on Rosetta either. It's unsupported in MacOS because it assumes binary compatibility on the kernel system call interface
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I agree that the title is editorialized, but calling it FUD seems a bit dismissive. From the intro to the article: >This project demonstrates how OpenSea administrators can take any tokens minted on the OpenSea Shared Storefront. This is
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by mirashii 4y ago
Actually the history of how pluggable schedulers came to be in the kernel is a fascinating one, and one I recall watching unfold in the mid-2000s. There were out of tree schedulers and a pluggable scheduler implementation put forward by Con

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