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by samus 3y ago
I agree with your second point. But in this case, the AI art is a pure decoration. Unless the author has some actual artistic talent, to me it feels like waste of time to spend more than a few minutes coming up with this. Some philosophers
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by samus 3y ago
The workaround is to increase the carrier thread pool size.
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by samus 3y ago
It's an explicitly documented shortcoming of the existing implementation that will be fixed soon. I knew immediately from the title of TA what probably happened. The other similar limitations (CPU-bound tasks, native calls) seem much
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by samus 3y ago
And it indeed does in common usage scenarios. And also in this case once the issue with `synchronized` is resolved. After all, this is a benchmark and it's not surprising that one of the limitations of the design was hit.
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by samus 3y ago
... was taking years to land Project Loom. So long that people started calling it vaporware. Project Valhalla is still regarded as such by many. It had to be shipped as soon as it was usable, even though a few rough edges remain that real
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by samus 3y ago
The j.u.c.*Locks exist for a very long time already.
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by samus 3y ago
Crucially, c3p0 will probably never see the `synchronized` blocks being replaced by reentrant locks. Since LTS offers exist for Java 21, many libraries might actually do that. But I actually hope that the ecosystem resists, which would forc
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by samus 3y ago
Virtual threads were never intended as a drop-in replacement for platform threads. They offer the same API, but they are for different usage scenarios. If you have lots of blocking I/O (meaning: waiting for things happening on other th
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by samus 3y ago
I assume my number was somehow leaked. While the search space is not prohibitively big for an exhaustive search, I don't think it's a common thing to do since I don't get nearly enough robocalls or messages to assume that.
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by samus 3y ago
The likelyhood of you ever receiving a random SMS without somehow giving away your number is very low.
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by samus 3y ago
By gettings its independence recognized, a region becomes a subject of international law though. It can become part of the UN and officially enter alliances and such with other states. The civil would become an international matter and can&
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by samus 3y ago
Zerg rushes are maybe effective at overwhelming an enemy position. It can be considered to be acceptable for a tactically successful operation. Eating missiles without good outcome is usually not part of a tactically successful operatio
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by samus 3y ago
Really? You receive two files from your CA. One of them is the leaf, the other one is the chain. You just have to upload the latter ( not the former) into the server's config directory. That doesn't sound that hard. If it actuall
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by samus 3y ago
It's very difficult in practice to shift the blame to the website. Even though the browser would be right in refusing connection, the net effect is that the user would just use another browser to access that website. The proper workaro
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by samus 3y ago
Yeah, that's indeed one of the reasons desktop Linux is not that prevalent in corporate IT networks.
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by samus 3y ago
Git is basically an object storage. Most objects in Git are blobs identified by their hash code. For example, a commit points to a directory. A directory points to all files and directories it contains. With this foundation, Git is already
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by samus 3y ago
That's true. However, that's implicit in the way these commands are defined. It has to be that way to make working with Git efficient, which is optimized for common use cases. For example, to cherry-pick a single commit.
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by samus 3y ago
I've always found lowering pulse to be more difficult, as calm mental states are easily disturbed by random thoughts and sense impressions, and emotions tend to persist unless replaced by something more captivating. Raising the pulse s
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by samus 3y ago
I recommend striving to understand what `git cherry-pick` does, since that's equivalent to rebasing a single commit without doing anything else. That parts is where you get rebase conflicts from. Everything else `git rebase` does is a
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by samus 3y ago
In German (and curiosly also in Chinese) "adding" or "giving gas" is the common idiom for accellerating. Also sometimes in general for putting in more effort. Git actually presents a very simple view to the user: reposit
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by samus 3y ago
Git stores states of the repo across time. The diff is something created for the user. Internally, Git might or might store it in an optimized way, but not necessarily.
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by samus 3y ago
> don't have for rights should be > don't have root rights
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by samus 3y ago
I never suggested that it's not possible to bypass them by exploits. In an environment where security matters to such a degree, employees don't have for rights and are not given a choice whether to use such monitoring tools. The (
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by samus 3y ago
It is really not. It's only fine if accessing the wrong machine is considered less bad than access by an unauthorized user. Depending on what you'd upload or download, that assessment might differ.
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by samus 3y ago
We can speculate that this was not a mainstream thing in Kryptonian society. Then again, their society was on the verge of collapse when the Els committed the heresy of conceiving a "general purpose" child in a society where blood
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by samus 3y ago
In the Smallville TV show, the Jor-El AI was shown to have its own agenda, which at times was very much at odds with not-yet-Superman's goals and view points.
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by samus 3y ago
That was exactly what I was referring to. One would have to at least use a VM to mitigate that danger, or completely airgap the system. Logging suspicious accesses for forensic purposes is surely useful, but expecting the user to review a
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by samus 3y ago
> Wrong. > Oxymoron. Cheap words. Care to explain?
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by samus 3y ago
If the edge cases are about missing charging infrastructure: this is not an inherent issue with EVs since the infrastructure for ICEs is simply way more developed. It will slowly become better as EVs become more prevalent. It's a more
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by samus 3y ago
SELinux precisely allows things like restricting applications to specific ports or specific files though. Pretty sure that it would also be possible to restrict internet access and things like that. What it needs is better UIs. The potentia

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