tcmart14

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by tcmart14 5y ago
Not necessarily. Language does matter as it is a construct that forms how problems are thought about. One thing I like about D is how it is much more multi-paradigm. I would like to see some more analysis of using D in Linux.
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Maybe to try to answer some of OP's question. Rust is past it's "1.0" release. Other alternatives are also plenty viable and I would love to see more technical conversation considering them, but I think Rust is viewed as
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Yea, don't get the benefit of the hypervisor when constrained to x86 Vms.
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Yes and no. There are many variables to take into account. An example from the early days of the PPC architecture was their ability to pre-empt instructions. This gave performance boasts even in the absence of a higher clock speed. I can&#x
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by tcmart14 5y ago
You gotta shift the attention from those investment firms snatching up homes before they are built and rent seeking.
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Pretty much this. SystemD was inspired by LaunchD on MacOS and was written as a clean room implementation of something in the spirit of LaunchD. InitWare is essentially an init system inspired by SystemD.
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by tcmart14 5y ago
It depends on where you fall in trade-offs. OpenBSD also tend to be proactive in security and will choose security over performance enhancements. FreeBSD aims for performance. If you need a super performant desktop that is running a BSD fla
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by tcmart14 5y ago
I know right. I seem to remember the late 1800s and early 1900s where unions were fighting to take care of that stuff. Is that not old ways? Are 'old ways' only occurring in a specific time period?
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Not necessarily, there are a lot of variables. If someone is a fugitive of a government and is using ham radio while also being stationary, sure. I think most HAMs are aware they can track signals that are stationary quiet well. After all,
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by tcmart14 5y ago
I dont think dropping the CW requirements were a bad move, as you mentioned it can be difficult to make a trip to a testing session. When I got my general ticket, I was stationed down in San Diego, which does have a pretty big HAM presence.
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Yes and no. But the broad implications are an issue. I've been a licensed ham for over a decade and dropping money on a nice HF radio and antenna is something I have not had the luxury of. Luckily now there are things like QrpLab kits
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by tcmart14 5y ago
CAP is an amazing program. I was in it for awhile. Unfortunately, it is only a major thing in the home school community. My squadron had 30 other kids and myself and one other were the only public school kids. The rest were home school by r
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Rag chewing about Donald Trump should be a violation of FCC rules since political discussions are not allowed.
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by tcmart14 5y ago
I think the biggest reason not to allow encrypted data is the second point you mentioned. The bands will begin being used for purposes other than what the rules of ham radio allow. There are some individuals apart of groups who would defini
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by tcmart14 5y ago
I think in order to achieve your final point, these kinds of things are necessary. I agree that it would be great to see a project that revives the core concepts of Plan9 in a modern sense, however, you have to attract people and give them
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Last time I deployed on a ship (2011-12), the amount of time you had to sleep really depended on the job. Our engineering department on the ship, it was nothing for them to stay up 2 days straight. They had working hours, watch, drill, then
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Or if your on an LHD like I was, Marines get bored and toss a chem light in the water and make everyone wake up for man overboard.
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Something dad always told me growing up, 'most people are one bad accident away from the poorhouse/welfare.'
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by tcmart14 5y ago
I'd say we can't do anything about it because the one with the power to do something about it are more worried about the thousands of other frivolous social policies (BOTH SIDES) for show while they pad their pockets with lobbying
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Location: Bend, OR Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No (Wife just started nursing school remotely) I am definitely entry level. Not listed on my resume, but I currently work in chemical manufacturing while about to graduate next spring with
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by tcmart14 5y ago
I think with a company like Coca-cola, it is a little bit of a different approach. Taking Coca-cola as the example. My money is their ads are not placed there to get you to buy a 6-pack online. It is so when you see it, you go, 'damn a
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Yup. Trotsky was a perpetual world-wide revolutionary. Revolution was a constant state in Trotsky's mind. Stalin just wasn't. Stalin was much more nationalist in his thinking.
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by tcmart14 5y ago
My favorite part was him being happy about vibrating dick picture in paint.
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by tcmart14 5y ago
I dont want to speak directly for the person you are replying to, but I think the point they are trying to make is this. Government exists for lots of reasons. If government has to spend more money to provide fresh water of the people (as i
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Fukushima failed because power failed, failing the coolant systems. That was an active system and not a passive. Look at MSR test that were done at the Idaho National Research Laboratory. The heat transference of using molten salt shutdown
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by tcmart14 5y ago
I hope so. Its reasonable for that response if its the case where the person does not have the technical ability via their prior experience. But that line of reasoning for a candidate to not be hired because of their spouse's ailment i
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by tcmart14 5y ago
To be fair, I deployed on US Navy ships twice. It is better to think of it as fking with eachother. We tail them for a week or two, they tail us. Russians fly an aircraft over us, we do it over them. I think it is more about showing off tha
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Some more from 2016 Republicans hopefuls. https://www.cnn.com/2015/05/27/politics/republicans-2016-edw... I think this shows on either side of the aisle, there is little love for Snowden and people alike
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by tcmart14 5y ago
Huh, DJT didnt seem to have an issue executing snowden for a long time until right before election. Im not saying establishment democrats don't hate Assange, but that your argument is purely one sided and bias when in fact this hate is
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by tcmart14 5y ago
I was rather young at the time so maybe I didnt capture all of the media coverage. But I remember the media coverage of Snowden was more of a 'where in the world is snowden' rather than actually about the content he published.

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