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by samus 1mo ago
It can and already does. It mostly depends on the GC. Or do you mean non-heap memory that the runtime uses?
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by samus 1mo ago
> i guess what i am saying is that AOT-only case is not "standard java", but something that will make a (more) useful replacement for things like c/c++. What is the objective here? Startup latency or throughput? Both will
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by samus 1mo ago
That won't be necessary when 544 lands. The only thing you'd gain is not having to ship the JIT compilers in a jlink build. Also, I'm fairly certain that the JIT compilers can be turned off with some combination of runtime fl
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by samus 1mo ago
IMHO the most interesting feature of OpenJ9 is the compile server. One node decides to optimize, sends over the traces, and the compile server sends optimized native code to all nodes. Or a new node joins and could be brought up to speed wi
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by samus 1mo ago
One could also just use jlink and extract the zip file that it produces.
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by samus 1mo ago
It would have been more precise to say O_DIRECT instead of io_uring. The point of io_uring is to avoid syscall overhead. What they were after was actually managing a page cache on their own, and it turned out to be more complicated than the
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by samus 1mo ago
> > Getting one's hands dirty has little to do with cleanliness inside the home. Do you think the Japanese didn't have to do farmwork? > Thank you for agreeing with precisely what I already said. Except that the discussio
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by samus 1mo ago
Murphy was in general so dismissive of his own talent. Granted, he lived in the era before people played chess for a living.
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by samus 1mo ago
I got by fine with a debit card. But of course it can be inconvenient since they usually lock quite a large charge as a deposit, which gets released when everything turns out fine.
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by samus 1mo ago
Discounts on volume deals are yet another thing since a higher volume helps the business exceed the break-even threshold faster. Also, volume deals have a favorable management effort to income ratio compared to single transactions. Huge num
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by samus 1mo ago
Getting one's hands dirty has little to do with cleanliness inside the home. Do you think the Japanese didn't have to do farmwork? Contamination is not a modern concept either. Cue to how many religions have quite sharply defined
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by samus 1mo ago
It's significant to the Church, but less so for Chinese authorities, who could always decide to establish their own state Church.
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by samus 1mo ago
Then they are not smart TVs anymore. More precisely, they couldn't offer the features one expected from such. Think about a smartphone without internet connection.
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by samus 1mo ago
The issue is moot since nowadays local practices are accepted to a degree. Even if Rome decided to go back on that it would have little practical relevance nowadays since there are lots of branches of Christianity that are not in communion
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by samus 1mo ago
I just don't get why you treat this as something super complicated. There is street and nature level dirt which contains an unknowable degree of contamination that can be unambiguously bad for you if you ingest it, no matter what that
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by samus 1mo ago
The toothbrush is a moot point if you have a separate be bathroom and toilet. If they are combined the spread of fecal particles is curbed by flushing the toilet with closed lid. And in the end the toothbrush is flushed before using and the
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by samus 1mo ago
The living area is usually elevated and so you can simply sit down, take off your shoes, and easily change into slippers that are ready at the edge of the living area. Or, one simply steps out your shoes (easy enough at least with sneakers)
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by samus 1mo ago
That poster wrote about speculative vulnerabilities. But buffer overflows have nothing to do with those.
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by samus 1mo ago
Indeed, but that's orthogonal to soldiers bringing their phones on deployments. They can also be recruited and handled when there's no way to separate them from their phones, i.e., off duty.
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by samus 1mo ago
> The reason why the Tokugawas shut the country's borders for hundreds of years was because they understood that Christian missionaries were a front for a larger invasion force that would pillage the country's resources and abd
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by samus 1mo ago
Sure, but there are a lot of non-western cultures out there. What's surprising is the prevalence of posts regarding Japanese culture.
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by samus 1mo ago
Our feet were not evolved to walk over stone and concrete all day.
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by samus 1mo ago
Of course one should not put the feet down where the shoes are stored.
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by samus 1mo ago
There are currently no large-scale deployments against them though. Of course the US is going to learn the lesson painfully if they don't take care of these information leaks.
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by samus 1mo ago
Large-scale troop mobilization are not subtle and can be sussed out by satellite observations. You can bet that all US forces are already closely tracked that way. Invasions are usually spearheaded by elite forces that I presume are compete
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by samus 1mo ago
The US is currently not deploying troops against an adversary that can make use of that information.
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by samus 1mo ago
The US military hasn't yet been in a military altercation with a peer adversary that can actually exploit that information. The war in Ukraine shows that these information leaks can have severe tactical consequences.
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by samus 1mo ago
Every time someone has that idea they discover that text editing is hard! Kudos to the author that they considered accessibility as well.
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by samus 1mo ago
I guess it's for people who only have a smartphone. Or a potato that is ok for browsing, but not for FPGA synthesis.
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by samus 1mo ago
The GDPR doesn't directly mandate cookie banners though. It wants consent from users prior to processing their data. Also, the browser flag that indicates no consent already exists: https://globalprivacycontrol.org/faq

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