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3y ago
Modern CPUs also have more cores. Make and Cargo can keep a threadripper fed for a few minutes with a task that would run an hour on a laptop.
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3y ago
That's... what I wrote?
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IANAL but my understanding is that if a cookie is strictly necessary for functionality (such as a login token or storing the region the user explicitly selected) then no consent is needed. "improve performance and UX using simple analy
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3y ago
Presumably those calculations are just based on the critical mass of fissile material, not based on design yield which would include a fusion-boost.
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3y ago
> rm just unlinks, doesn’t actually delete, On HDDs. On SSDs it'll lead to now-unusued space getting TRIMed which actually erases the blocks. Back to scraping the papyrus.
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3y ago
std promises stability to avoid a python2-3 situation. Which means any mistake we make will be with us for a long time. And we've already accumulated quite a bit of those mistakes. So non-trivial additions aren't made lightly. Com
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3y ago
I've had Outlook start opening Edge even though Firefox was set to as default browser. This was on EE.
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3y ago
Not inevitable at all. It's entirely feasible to specify categories of chemicals. E.g. see the german law on novel psychoactive substances[0] that lumps substituted molecules together with their primitive variants. One could even go
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3y ago
> losing half their current users IPv6 adoption is not uniformly distributed. Some usersbases might have higher penetration. But yeah, I doubt there are many where it's high enough to be worth it.
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220nm light is under investigation since it's germicidal but so far appears far less harmful to humans than other UV ranges. If those findings are validated we might see some permanent narrow-band, low-power UV lights in hospitals.
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3y ago
linux can set the uid per thread, afaik the vdso page is shared across threads.
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3y ago
What can be done on a single machine grows with time though. You can have terabytes of ram and petabytes of flash in a single machine now.
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3y ago
The slides[0] (page 17) mention alternative solutions. One of them is faster userspace switching. That sounds a bit like something google has proposed before with switch_to/FUTEX_SWAP[1] [0] https://lpc.events/event
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3y ago
AIUI fsync is built on futex_waitv which has been upstreamed. So this has to be more than that. Edit: ah, it's about wine upstream, not kernel upstream. they won't take esync/fsync because those have some missing features. h
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3y ago
Not necessarily. As it gets more difficult the next nodes and alternative materials will depend even more on advanced materials science and fabrication technology that'll also be available to adjacent fields.
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It's not physically impossible. CCS and all that. They could even do it at the source, turn the oil into hydrogen and carbon and bury the latter. Whether it's economical is a different story.
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3y ago
Usually one wants a subset of the thing that -ffast-math does, e.g. -fassociative-math. And only within some limited scope.
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3y ago
do you mean scrapped or scraped?
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3y ago
It doesn't even have to be a full GAN, you only need to train the discriminator side to filter out the data. Clean reference images + Nightshade would be the generator side.
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3y ago
If it were 1/10th the price it could be worth moving most of the build process there. If you need the extra validation you could do some final testing on official hardware.
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It's always spectrum from THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS” to high-assurance methods used in aerospace and similar safety-critical fields. The skillfull programmer may accept liability when you give him a verification team with a few P
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3y ago
io_uring and epoll can be combined, in both directions. Either add poll SQEs to the ring for an epollfd or have the uring submit readiness events to an eventfd that can be added to epoll.
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The weights have finite precision which means they represent value-ranges / have error bars. So even if the weight is exactly 0 it does not represent complete confidence in it never occurring.
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3y ago
Human energy consumption is highly variable. Especially when you do cradle-to-grave cost analysis. Are we talking about an average american truck driver? Or the ideal high-efficiency truck driver that is raised to only drive trucks, grows o
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3y ago
That's tracked separately. Arch is the biggest desktop linux there. "SteamOS Holo" 64 bit 40.53% -2.46% "Arch Linux" 64 bit 7.85% +0.04%
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> Also, how do you do async fstat and mkdir in Linux? I don't see it in manpages. io_uring. and a virtual filesystem may have to serve multiple concurrent requests from several threads. so even if individual IO calls are blocking in
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They are subject to a regulatory ratchet that almost guarantees that you won't make a profit. I.e. if a new safety measure becomes "economically feasible" because you increased cost efficiency somewhere else then regulators w
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https://www.statista.com/statistics/1129876/china-nuclear-po...
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9p is a network protocol. For machine local filesystems one can do better by making use of shared memory which fuse and virtio-fs do.
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existing: process_vm_readv, pidfd_getfd; proposed: io_uring_spawn https://lwn.net/Articles/908268/ https://lpc.events/event/16/contributions/1213/attachments/1...
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