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by theossuary 10y ago
It doesn't seem like a bad idea to me. If they're investigating her to mount a smear campaign, getting out in front of it sounds like a good idea. But I'm not a lawyer, so what do I know?
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by theossuary 10y ago
I'm pretty sure he meant a probe. Not a good idea to send a bunch of people to a planet we don't know is habitable (and probably isn't).
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by theossuary 10y ago
What is the timeline you're putting to this? If it's 500 years, sure, speculate away; but if you think these things are going to materialize in the near future then I think you're crazy. ML is not to the point where we can h
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by theossuary 10y ago
Yes, they are different, but from an economic perspective they're very similar, which is what the OP was talking about.
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by theossuary 10y ago
> Each CoW triggers a page fault in the process. Maybe I misunderstood how page faults work, but I thought this process was reversed. I.e. Each page fault triggers a CoW, not the other way around?
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by theossuary 10y ago
Well that shouldn't be true. Firstly there is no good reason why any PHP framework would ever require a specific web server, so the claim seems dubious. A little reading in their installation guide confirms Grav should work with any
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by theossuary 10y ago
I think it's a side effect of having a punishing language. Coding Rust is always described as fighting with the compiler, I don't think Rust would have ever taken off if there weren't great tools to fight the compiler with.
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by theossuary 10y ago
I think persuasion pieces have become somewhat synonymous with "advertising" due to the rise in popularity of sponsored content. With everyone trying to sell you something, it's hard not to become jaded.
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by theossuary 10y ago
Lol, the ellipsis can also mean... information is left out.
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by theossuary 10y ago
This is a must read if you're interested in non-standard Linux networking: http://lartc.org/lartc.html Look for "Split access", it's pretty similar to what you're talking about. Basically you'
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by theossuary 10y ago
That isn't a reason to go back to only passing strings between processes, that's like saying "I can't assign this string to an integer so all strongly typed languages are stupid."
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by theossuary 10y ago
I agree with you. Touching the brakes should not completely disable autopilot. The aviation industry has a term for this sort of error, a Mode Error. If it is unclear what mode the vehicle is in (semi-autonomous mode, or full manual mode
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by theossuary 11y ago
I think it's empathy only because of the shared background; I don't think you can truly empathize with somebody who has PTSD unless you've had it as well.
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by theossuary 11y ago
Hah, A/B testing laws, that's terrifying and amazing. Nice.
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by theossuary 11y ago
I absolutely hate Wolfram's online workbook UI. No matter how careful I am I end up breaking it in so many ways. Delete that image of a horse? Too bad, have to refresh the page to get it back. Click enter incorrectly? That new lin
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by theossuary 11y ago
That video was pretty great, 50:47 made me laugh: https://youtu.be/2dfSOFqOhOU?t=3046 .
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by theossuary 12y ago
Just because people don't wear them in those instances doesn't mean they shouldn't. Also, it's less likely to fall over walking than to fall over riding a bike, one is inherently less stable than the other. Get pushed
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by theossuary 12y ago
Half way through the document they mention their plan to add paid for features: "Raptor also optionally allows multithreading in a future paid version."
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by theossuary 12y ago
Even better if I were in their position I'd just opensource the entire site, or a part of it to sandstorm so it can be longlived for the customers who liked it, and possibly even get a bump in popularity. If I'm already just going
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by theossuary 12y ago
That's tame compared to what'd it'd be like most places, think XBox live but with grown-up insults.
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by theossuary 12y ago
I wouldn't mind having them uploaded via Google's backup API. It basically makes syncing settings and what not between devices painless, so if I have to move phones, or I lose mine, I'm not worrying about losing my journal a
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by theossuary 12y ago
That's kinda his point.. If everyone used VPNs, then nobody would use this plan, and Sprint would never have even thought it up.
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by theossuary 12y ago
I'm not going to comment on whether or not Aerospike is ACID, I have no idea, but I can give a bit of info on CAS vs ACID. CaS (Compare and Swap, or Compare and Set; they're almost identical, and don't really have a clear dis
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by theossuary 12y ago
$300 isn't unreasonable, there is a small dev shop in town with a proprietary CMS that charges $315 for creative/development work; and they're one of the most successful around town.
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by theossuary 12y ago
I don't know about that, single core computers weren't known to be used in a multitasking kinda way. You usually had one main program open at any given time. It's not like my computer with a Packer box running on the left,