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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
Why are people flagging this? Genuinely curious. I don't agree with every point but I think it's a valid comment.
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
I love Cold Turkey! The only issues I’ve had with it are when I find little back doors around the blocks and don’t know how to block those. But those are very few and far between.
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3 points by rtkaratekid 6y ago|1 comments
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
I don’t know about io_uring, but for BPF programs only the kernel space needs to be licensed as GPLv2. Everything on the user space side is handled with system calls or higher level libraries that aren’t GPL licensed (libbpf).
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
That’s actually in our Declaration of Independence from the British Empire. I don’t recall the constitution including it as well (although most Americans consider it a given because it was in the DOI). Originally Jefferson wrote, “the pursu
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
Yea, I use this and I’ve heard it as well. I’m about 90% vegetarian currently.
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
You could probably argue that the US children were also sacrificed to gods... they just happened to be represented by money rather than some metaphysical beliefs.
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
Gah! I was caught. I’ll read it now.
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
Holy hell, I dislike certain politicians as much as the next guy, but punishing people at work for making donations is absolutely ludicrous. Do you have a link to where you got this data?
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
Yeah, just use vimtutor!!
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
I hit a wall, then hit the ground, then got up but now I seem to be hobbling along fine enough with my attempt to use Doom. It’s just that there’s no simple intro to the emacs paradigm so I find myself almost constantly confused when someth
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
I use libbpf-sys but that’s user space
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
If you want people to use it at the kernel level (with libbpf and C programming), better documentation. XDP has a fantastic tutorial[0], but everything else can be quite difficult to get into (this is from personal experience). I've be
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
In modern parlance I believe the desire is to move away from the acronym and have BPF just be a standalone name since its functionality goes beyond a packet filter now.
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
I was not involved in tech growing up. In high school I was more interested in sports (XC/track, wanted to run in college) and science. I did my undergrad in neuroscience with the intent of going to grad school and getting into researc
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
That sounds like the start to a horror story! I’d be terrified if that happened to me.
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
Sorry to be nit picky, I get your greater point, but why do you say she’s “ill.” Seems like a precarious assumption and I’d assume that if this is verified by a psychologist they wouldn’t be announcing it to the world. Sometimes being angry
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
I’m surprised no one has chimed in with their own experience yet. I was in one of these programs (well, a moderate version of one, I didn’t skip grades or go to college young) and I remember being told all the time that we were the future l
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
I don’t know if that effect is intentional, but I do believe it is an effect felt by everyone, not just “G&T”. Distraction from real life.
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
My first question is wouldn’t that cause strains of bacteria to develop UV resistance? Otherwise it’s a pretty cool step forward
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
Immature or not I think this is hilarious!
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
I had the same experience with this book. I set out as an intermediate C programmer and ended up just bored to tears with things I felt were obvious and frustrated that questions about “real” C code were not being answered. Also the exercis
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
I used a fancy chair for a bit and got neck pain. Switched to a normal wooden chair, sometimes with a pillow to sit on, and I’m doing great now. Weird but works for me I guess. I do stand quite a bit too.
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
I get some insane neck pain with these. Found I work better altering between standing and using a normal wooden chair. Not amazing sounding but it works for me.
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
Oh that’s a great point. Maybe it would be even better to have a somewhat blanket idea of taking care of yourself physically.
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
I’m surprised no one has mentioned, but cardiovascular exercise is the number one know method to improve the health and function of your brain. Other suggestions are great as well if used in conjunction. I’ll come back and edit this with so
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
Awesome! Thanks for sharing.
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
My allowance I give myself is spent, but if this comes to market I will definitely be buying when I get my allowance back haha
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
As an anecdote of this, I'm in an R&D department of a small company. I'm basically a team of one with an intern (which is its own challenge because he likes to be somewhat micromanaged). My manager just recently was finally co
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by rtkaratekid 6y ago
That’s called synaptic pruning and, while it most happens as a human matures, there’s evidence indicating that it occurs during sleep in adults to help consolidate the most important connections and remove the unimportant ones. It’s not exa

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