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Not really. https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc791 ^ Was burned in hardware all over the planet.
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Having a filter would improve the feed a lot for me. Excluding Google/golang spam would make this site a lot more enjoyable.
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I considered that before I replied, but then it has to be contrasted with the fact that the guy claims to be suffering for a year. Since people end relationships in much less time if things aren't going well, I was instinctively expect
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8y ago
Well, this may be contrary to the flow here, but I think the problem may be you. Please, allow me to explain: you asked a question portraying yourself as the victim in the relationship. Then bunch of people are trying to help you out, but y
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8y ago
Hi, For a small map reduce load, say a terabyte (to replace a single MR node), how much would you estimate the aws cost would be?
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8y ago
I believe he is right though. You are considering future probability chance, and are right, but he is considering past average. In this case his factual outcome trumps your potential forecast.
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8y ago
> "ideally I want: - Write() to be blocking / atomic by default. Don't return until data is safely committed." How do you deal with user pulling out usb stick?
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8y ago
I asked the compiled to align what it can on 16 bytes and updated the results. Unsure why the previous result was way off, but I am lacking time for fun tonight :)
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A c++ implementation gives 5.7[ms] for searching through 200MB of vector<string> on a Ryzen 1700x. EDIT: Reworking the code.
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But if the borrowed can make the payments right? Because in Canada people are often taking the max amount banks approve.
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Eh, did you read what WF was found doing recently? When money matters, at executive level, it doesn't really look like they care about law, human lives (that FB memo), etc.
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8y ago
Well, after a while or is sort of public knowledge that 10nm Intel is about the same as 12nm AMD, etc. But yes, the industry needs standardized advertising practices badly.
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8y ago
So you are telling me you never qualified at a workplace with longer than a month probation period? Do you see how that putting-words-in-others-mouths looks? It's rude and does not contribute too any kind of productive discussion.
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8y ago
Had few jobs in low level system codebases in the millions of locs. I've had 9 months probation periods.
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Why does every single rust promoting article have to bash on c++? They built a GC, good job. But, surely there is something else more worthy of typing about when hyping the language?
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9y ago
There is an approach to use a disclaimer to state a controversial view. There are many forms to this: "I am not a racist, but...", "No offense, but..." , "Let me play a devil's advocate, ..." , Etc. The fo
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9y ago
Foresight and planning. Don't tie to another's platform without expecting cutoffs (pagerank, YouTube, apple front page, amazon serverless , etc)
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9y ago
After all this time, all the leaks, and everything that came out, you are still willing to give them the benefit of the doubt. This is so sad.
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9y ago
Imagine your example in a singleton pattern scenario. It would be quite a performance hit.
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9y ago
There is. It's called rent to pay. The employers can out wait the potential employee. My biggest career jumps were when I had a job. Toronto, Canada: all job offers when I was unemployed were advertised+2k. All job offers while employe
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9y ago
That actually sheds a lot of light in the process. Thank you for the explanation.
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So, when can I copyright talking/writing/singing in legalese and start charging others for infringing on it? :) I realize USA has a precedent based system, but how long do things like that usually hold over there; before another j
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9y ago
What other word would you use if a chunk of the population intentionally goes out of their way to walk to a store further away, just to not enter Target?
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I have to disagree. Target/Sears vanished in Canada because enough of us did vote with the wallets. Facebook is just another company, with the difference that a lot of powerfull people now wants them gone.
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9y ago
Awesome work. Otherwise, the filesystem bench is pointless without: - SSDs type. Tlc? SLC? Are they same, different? - Linux filesystem type and fstab flags.
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if that becomes the law, whoever wants to profit from user content can accomodate that particular piece better. The big ones will be stuck trying to accomodate the entire laws on massive databases for all use cases.
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You can't just link a random analogy without any provided mapping. That analogy is not applicable. Google's profit taking is not the overall global nation state profit taking. It's just one company. Whereas currently the mone
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Single person startups competing with tech giants for user content usually don't make it precisely because they compete with them. I don't have to imagine. I already have two failed products behind me precisely because the tech gi
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The other issue not discussed here is that Google and the rest will be required to remove offending content within an hour. Notwithstanding the rest of the discussions, this will only create more jobs. I realize Google may not like the hit
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Edit: changed my mind about posting, sorry about that.
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