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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Would u recommend over clocking memory for the best perf increase?
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
And Google cash costs Google less than other people's.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
I think GPUs, FPGAs and scalar cores will all mix into a single fabric. As you mentioned, FPGAs are getting dedicated hard blocks, GPUs are getting scalar cores and CPUs are getting LUTs. > However, I think an array of ALU's actuall
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
But not bare-metal browser (BmB), on Linux of course. https://bellard.org/jslinux/
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
I think verbosity occurs when the language can't easily represent the paradigm. And rather than use the proper paradigm, programmers do what is easy to represent. Lightpost fallacy of hammer utilization. When we have better language cr
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Postfix has a very clear separation of concerns and least privledge in the use of lots of helper daemons. Exim4 doesn't not have this architecture and is less secure because of it. http://www.postfix.org/OVERVIEW.html
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Having run both Exim and Postfix, I would highly recommend you run Postfix, if not for the security for the configuration. If you can't run Postfix, run Exim in a container.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Identity aware proxy. User has to auth over http, then mail client can connect to IAP and ultimately to mail. And or two factor. Giving the user 10% easier usage gives the sysadmins 200% harder job. Take away the 10%.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Please! Is the raw footage in an archive?
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
> Automaker philanthropy cannot be relied upon to control headlamp glare. This is exceedingly well written.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
> BMW You signed up for this.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
When you get your retinas burned out by HID bulb in an oncoming car, thank the DOT. Rating is based on watts delivered to lights, not photons delivered to driver. Law shouldn't even have type checked.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Safety around cars has nothing to do with helicopter parenting.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Dementia is a multifaceted disease, of which sleep plays a big part in the exhaustion of waste products. Inflammation also prevents the exhaustion of waste products.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
As much as I dislike the subject, providing a monitorable outlet is better than a full prohibition. Prohibition denies important signals to things that will occur anyway.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
It is not difficult to block traffic you don't understand. Require end users to only use plaintext protocols, even go so far as install your own certs to MITM them. Make it a requirement for using the service.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
I was thinking something more like https://www.technologyreview.com/s/537101/deep-learning-mach... or https://arxiv.org/pdf/1703.08019.pdf It would allow one to scrub unwanted audio sources f
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
How does it relate to things like fm-indexes [0], searching in the compressed domain or projecting the data into a higher dimensional but flat space? To state of the obvious, we wouldn't need indexes if data was linear and evenly distr
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Some please make an ML/Dsp powered magical audio fixer for system sound.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
What color is your Yak shed?
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Do you have a link for this cable? I am always interested in foisting esoteric firmware and poorly implemented protocol bugs upon myself.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
These lock screen issues go back further than 10.13, I believe it was 10.10 or 10.11 my child was able to bypass the lock screen by mashing on the keyboard while the screensaver was fading out the login dialog. I witnessed it. I was not abl
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto-shredding https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/23375/gdpr-general-d... I believe it would be, but IANAL.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Any large code hosting company will allow multiple client protocols for checkin checkout. You can even use SVN to do github checkouts https://help.github.com/articles/support-for-subversion-clie...
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Encrypt with a user specific key when the data enters the log. You can effectively delete all the user specific data by throwing the key away. No tracking down files or reprocessing necessary.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Well if something needs more burn in time, the last thing you want to do is get thousands or millions of customers. The reliability of a Timex or Toyota has to be high.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
TIL that slopes, positive or negative also need to account for the wind vector and the friction. Low friction and prevailing wind can allow one to slide uphill. It isn't the slope per-se but the energy in the system.
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Joe Armstrong talked about immutable globally available code. Only then would we not need duplication. #lazyweb please find a link to it. Why do we need modules at all? http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/5079 http:&#
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
Newer versions of Python have an in-band way of detecting if an object has been overridden. Foreseeably this could have been done completely internal to the VM. Defaulting to closed and requiring an explicit step to override behavior would
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by nerpderp83 9y ago
The authors are already generously compensated. I am super curious how much they actually make, or is this the same as the paper paywall? Inflation adjusted this book is way more expensive than it used to be in its first version. The hardco

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