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by thwarted 3y ago
It's a cluster size of n replicas, with one of the n being the (current) leader. f failures with f+1 replicas is a cluster size of n replicas can sustain n-1 failures. n=f+1 or f=n-1. You wanna be able to sustain f failures, you need
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by thwarted 3y ago
This interview makes no sense. She rambles on for a few minutes about the text of the plans and doing further investigation into the text of the plans. Then lists all the things that make 15 minute cities desirable. This is all so dumb. P
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by thwarted 3y ago
How is the most notable example of this not the Dixie Flatline in Neuromancer?
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by thwarted 3y ago
They had no back up, so reverted to cash only. Cash is a back up, and probably one of the most robust back ups possible in the event of a technology failure. It is, however, unfortunate that many customers have given up having more than
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by thwarted 3y ago
Oh, sorry, I'm not trying to contradict what you said, rather support and offer a (perhaps different) angle or detail. Dealing with criminals is just an example. The same applies for the desire to form or not form a society. As for &
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by thwarted 3y ago
I never understood why "nobody could be blamed for their actions" is some kind of argument against determinism. Neither the perpetrator of the act nor the punisher can choose. Why does the punisher exist outside the deterministic
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by thwarted 3y ago
Tragedy of the Commons Ruins Everything Around Me (apologies to Wu-Tang Clan).
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by thwarted 3y ago
That desire to "do their own thing" moved to infect application layer, and today I have to have multiple different video chat clients installed to talk to ensure I can meet with anyone.
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by thwarted 3y ago
memcpy argument order matches the left-to-right arrangement of assignment. lhs=rhs is rhs is copied to lhs. memcpy(lhs,rhs) is the contents at rhs is copied to lhs.
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by thwarted 3y ago
And we got here by having javascript as an embedded scripting language in things like access control management. "I'm already using javascript on the server in my polkit config!" https://www.freedesktop.org/so
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by thwarted 3y ago
no more back-and-forths over design nuances, missed deadlines, or creative blocks. This evoked, for me, the "can I get the icon on cornflower blue" scene in Fight Club. How much of this reduction in back-and-forth is influenced
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by thwarted 3y ago
Seems like a pretty good deal for the school. They need to run to kinko's to print out a fake degree (that says right on it that it's fake), and spend 20 minutes listening to a blowhard pontificate. I'd do that for a few mil
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by thwarted 3y ago
There's a lot wrong or at least weirdly described in the symlink entry. > symlink(oldpath, newpath) operates very much like link(2) but creates a symbolic link at a new inode rather than a hard link to the same inode. This is a re
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by thwarted 3y ago
Our machine learning model used an ensemble of random forest and logistic regression models to predict a paper’s likelihood of replication based on the paper’s text. This reads like a description of phrenology.
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by thwarted 3y ago
The Internet has no easy to use fully-anonymous cash equivalent. If you pay for something, you're giving away your identity information anyway. The value exchange is definitely lopsided, but if I have to share my identity AND pay to ge
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by thwarted 3y ago
if someone I knew said they read a book, even a very obscure one, and then summarized it to me, I'd have great confidence that they would get such simple facts as "who are the characters" and "what are the major plot po
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by thwarted 3y ago
This is not the case in SF. Developers want to build, but entrenched interests fight and delay, often using the rhetoric that doing so only makes developers richer and the only reason developers want to develop is so the developers themselv
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by thwarted 3y ago
This is mentioned near the top. Docker have features such as layered images, networking, container orchestration, and extensive tooling that make it a powerful and versatile solution for deploying applications.
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by thwarted 3y ago
Not everyone works on the machine they are sitting in front of.
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by thwarted 3y ago
And it got worse with client side decorations. Now even window interactions are app-specific and don't adhere to global settings.
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Natural Language Processing with ThoughtTreasure(researchgate.net)
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by thwarted 3y ago
The way you worded this reminded me about some language extensions for the Commodore 64 and 128 that hooked into the BASIC language tokenizer. I remember one published in RUN magazine, I think for additional graphics functions, that added n
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by thwarted 3y ago
On top of that, what's the method to keep "errors" from compounding? It also seems like the capabilities of the trained model would approach an asymptote that is the limit of the training model, and never pass it.
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by thwarted 3y ago
I am assuming that dealing with how and what proxies cache is a long standing potential issue that anything here does not change at all. A caching proxy could currently use a truncated path on a GET request to build a cache key and it woul
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by thwarted 3y ago
You can make all noise you want about how it's not up for debate because of what the standard says, and said noise does not avoid sideshow bs debates about the how it is used and restricted/limited in practice. A new method avoids
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by thwarted 3y ago
There will most likely be problems with such web-application firewalls anyway, since those same firewalls will probably reject HTTP methods that they don't know about. But adding a new new method is probably overall better and matches
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by thwarted 3y ago
The cache is local to the proxy or web server, it doesn't matter what the hashing algorithm is as long as the cache accurately returns cached results given the same inputs. The semantic meaning of "input" is different for if
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by thwarted 3y ago
> If the params for the search are so many or so big that they don't fit in a single url, how could you use that as a cache key? The way many caching systems work, by hashing the body and using the hash as the cache key.
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by thwarted 3y ago
Back in the 80s my scout troop used Skin So Soft, diluted with water to like 10:1, as an effective mosquito repellant. As an added bonus, it doesn't irritate the skin like other repellants and has a nice scent (which was probably impo
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by thwarted 3y ago
Even with that command line, shell history needs to be disabled, or the shell needs to be configured to filter when it saves history (for example, the bash ignorespace HISTCONTROL option is useful here). This is, of course, shell specific

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