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by sargun 7y ago
renameat2 is meant to be atomic. From the man page: If newpath already exists, it will be atomically replaced, so that there is no point at which another process attempting to access newpath will find it missing. However, there wil
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by sargun 7y ago
Nagle, I believe I last read your comment on this ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13964053 ), progress has been made . We have the temporary files you're asking for. https://lwn.net/Articles/6
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by sargun 7y ago
You can sell the compiled artifacts as well. OSS doesn’t mean free (as in beer) either. If you have a license that says that you must pay money to operate it commercially, that’s another way to make money from OSS.
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by sargun 7y ago
There are a non-zero number of deployments that run Docker at considerable scale with pretty good success. I think their software has made considerable strides.
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by sargun 7y ago
AWS is based in Seattle.
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by sargun 7y ago
Does anyone know if Ginko Bioworks has a replicable process? Or is each synthetic organism built ad-hoc? Whats their special sauce / unfair advantage over others, like universities?
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by sargun 7y ago
The FBI does this in the US.
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by sargun 7y ago
Dumb question - do these correct for quality of life factors? Exercise, to some degree, is a luxury. Is this just another case of people who have access to nice things doing better?
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by sargun 7y ago
If apple knew about this exploit (given the patched the boot ROM on the newer phones), will iPhones that ship after a certain date have this fixed?
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by sargun 7y ago
I think the last thing that's holding Linux back is the root qdisc lock. It becomes very problematic on high PPS workloads and complicated shaper configurations. Jumbo frames largely solve the problem, but it's the biggest hurdle
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by sargun 7y ago
What is the point you're trying to make? A moral judgement?
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by sargun 7y ago
It’s a micro usb plus another kind of adapter. This gives you backwards compatibility for devices if you want to expose usb 2 via usb-a -> micro
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by sargun 7y ago
Do the google mobile APIs offer a way to run an offline version of them? Otherwise, if you want to do it fully offline, it’s kind of a pain in the ass to run something like ArcGIS on prem and license navteq data.
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by sargun 7y ago
Does anyone know how much the fuel cells cost inside of the mirai?
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by sargun 7y ago
Twitter.
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by sargun 7y ago
The lack of circuit switching and bandwidth.
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by sargun 7y ago
1) It's stateful, so upgrades also have to upgrade the state (MBs, GBs, TBs of data) 2) It's horrifically high risk because downgrading is usually not a thing 3) It usually requires downtime.
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by sargun 8y ago
Perhaps I’m wrong, but referring to issues in such non specific terms is not useful. It’s very similar to a cloud provider saying “increased error rates” meaning total outage or 0.001% of users experiencing off-nominal behavior. Is there no
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by sargun 8y ago
The author states that many of the other cubesats were dead on arrival due to software bugs. Given these things cost so much, doesn’t it make sense to put an update framework into these? From my understanding, most cubesats do not have prop
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by sargun 8y ago
Does amazon own and operate it?
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by sargun 8y ago
I have an SD card slot in most point in shoots or micro SD. All my DSLRs that I’ve shot with offer CF as well. It turns out, moving a few gigabytes of data is easier on an SD card, than having to do an iPhone style cloud transfer, especiall
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by sargun 8y ago
How does this use-after-free turn into an arbitrary code execution vuln? I don't see any jmp to the pointer?
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by sargun 8y ago
What's the current longest endurance, COTS (commercial off the shelf) flight platform?
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by sargun 8y ago
This is very interesting. I'm a little confused though. The page talks at length about eternal flight, and how the turn system is supposed to enable them. Then, in the "Smaller Scale Commercial Drone" section (which I imagine
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by sargun 8y ago
How do you restart the Boeing 787 in mid-air? With the lack of an APU (they use li-on batteries, I think?), what's the mid-air engine restart procedure?
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by sargun 8y ago
I believe that a Chinese company had already inked a deal to provide cash and regulatory help.
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by sargun 8y ago
What else would you recommend? I haven’t found anyone who is better than the ESP32 at a similarish price point. Iirc, there was one designer from Europe that did sigfox / WiFi / GSM, but they were in the $75-100 range, and getting
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by sargun 8y ago
Doesn’t this somewhat defeat the purpose of the airport?
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by sargun 8y ago
Can you point us to a better article?
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by sargun 8y ago
You can invest in SpaceX. They regularly are available on secondary market places.

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