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This might be true for your system and libc, where the system calls make use of things like vDSO for gettimeofday go fast, but in general this isn't guaranteed at all. Even on x64, for certain libc implementations, like musl, if I reca
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Internet Backbone Cogent Provider Blocks Torrent Related Cloudflare IPs
(torrentfreak.com)
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10y ago
Not in the same way ReactOS is.
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If I had to bet on anything being still here and supported in 30 years, it would definitely be sqlite3 (but maybe not git), given how much it's used in literally everything, and how much the sqlite team has given consideration around s
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RIPE Atlas: Largest Internet Measurement Network in the World
(atlas.ripe.net)
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> It makes zero economic sense, This is patently false in the bigger economic picture, and dubious still thinking about it from a microeconomic view. Japan is perhaps our leading indicator of why having less (or no kids) has a huge impa
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For many in experimental tracks, when I was in graduate school for a physics PhD, 4 years seemed like the shortest you could get out in. There were a lot of people that started immediately at 22 and were almost 30 by the time they were read
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Additionally no mention of Eclipse or IntelliJ products, which seems a little strange, considering how much I see these everywhere.
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http://sites.inka.de/sites/bigred/devel/tcp-tcp.html Even for applications designed to tunnel traffic from the outset (OpenVPN), TCP over TCP is a mess and it's kind of a non-starter for anything that&#x
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Because we know genetic loci do not affect the phenotype in purely orthogonal ways (this is known as epistasis), there is a huge risk of having unforeseen second order consequences. In state space even on simple models like NK model for low
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If you're using tons of bloated Javascript "just because" for something that could arguably work with just static pages, you're doing something very very wrong.
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Related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRbY3TMUcgQ
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DN42: Simulation Internet
(wiki.dn42.us)
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I cut my teeth using Forth for writing automated tests for storage products (pretty legacy, I'm not sure if the company uses it any more), and got hooked on it afterwards. The test system was based on a custom real time OS, and Forth w
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So this is pretty interesting (especially as a Forth programmer), however was this ever open sourced, or even still available?
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If you're looking for low end, lowendbox.com is a great resource. In particular I've had pretty good luck with both HostUS( https://hostus.us/ ) and Joe's Datacenter in Kansas City ( http://joesdatace
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Another super fun, pretty intellectual form of sports/exercise is climbing. It always seeming like the physics and engineering types gravitate towards it, and I can attest it's another excellent way to get some exercise and to hav
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Speaking of the Red River Gorge, it's a major shame that there isn't more tech work in central Kentucky than there is today, as that would certainly incentivize some of us to want to live there again.
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More often than not, even more so than slip, the outer wheel will "hop". This is especially true, if you've done something potentially unintelligent like welding the spider gears together.
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Linux's abstract namespace for Unix domain sockets
(utcc.utoronto.ca)
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If you have the ability to (minimally) parse what is coming out of your pipe, and you know that your writes are not interleaved, and you know the size of the record you're writing before you write it, you can prefix each record with th
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Oddmuse: A simple single-file Perl-based wiki
(oddmuse.org)
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I can second using Percona; I wasn't much of a believer in MySQL until I inherited a medium sized application using Percona 5.7. Once you get past a few of the initial warts (like making sure the database doesn't silently truncate
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Probabilistic Filters By Example: Cuckoo Filter and Bloom Filters
(bdupras.github.io)
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If nothing else, I would imagine using Lua or Tcl instead of Python would make the binary size significantly smaller yeah? I seem to have gotten the impression that embedding the CPython runtime, even stripped down, could potentially grow b
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11y ago
I think if they're only flying at 300ft, this is within the Supreme Court established zone above property in which things like drones would be considering trepassing. In some states like hopefully my own, this may also be grounds to sh
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You know even if they don't land on people, I sure don't want an Amazon drone falling on my house, or out in my pasture, or on top of my shop. Will Amazon pay up in full if it punches a hole in my barn, harms livestock, or destroy
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I seriously hope you're being sarcastic. People with that sort of attitude are becoming part of a huge problem where I live (Colorado). You can not treat water like that and expect to not have huge problems; the front range here is per
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11y ago
I guess my question would be, why on earth do we need to change vehicle settings through the infotainment system? If you have systems that need to talk to the ECM, you either need to just hook up a tool through the OBD2 port, or have a dedi
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11y ago
Any plans to support IRC in some form?
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