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by tus88 7y ago
Grumpy old virtualenv user trying not to be smug.
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by tus88 7y ago
<insert trendy silicon valley upstart here>
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by tus88 7y ago
Securely?
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by tus88 7y ago
And how many people have been killed between two cars because someone forget to pull the parking brake on a hill? A lot more than this way I am guessing.
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by tus88 7y ago
If you are into retro computing, drivers for old sound/graphics cards and motherboard BIOS updates it is invaluable (when it works).
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by tus88 7y ago
Didn't Java fail spectacularly in the desktop application space?
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by tus88 7y ago
> Now that is not a very good thing I am still waiting for someone to explain why open-source software is harmed by people using it, if they don't contribute back.
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by tus88 7y ago
Server version! Was that announced previously??
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by tus88 7y ago
Thanks.
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by tus88 7y ago
Interesting, is there any reading material on the second point?
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by tus88 7y ago
> When bootstrapping, physicists determine how elementary particles with different amounts of “spin,” or intrinsic angular momentum, can consistently behave. In doing this, they rediscover the four fundamental forces that shape the unive
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by tus88 7y ago
You're about 3 years too late, that train has left the station.
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by tus88 7y ago
In Australia electricity and gas both have a certain amount at a lower rate, with amoumts exceeding that going at a higher rate, also different on/off peak. I suppose having a particularly steep increase over an amount only cryptominer
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by tus88 7y ago
Interesting. Is it the cross-language support or are there other reasons to use it?
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by tus88 7y ago
Does anyone actually outside of Oracle actually use Graal?
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by tus88 7y ago
Holding out hope for PCIe5 and DDR5 too...
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by tus88 7y ago
Massive vector compute units.
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by tus88 7y ago
Fuck software patents.
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by tus88 7y ago
They don't if you have JavaScript disabled ;)
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by tus88 7y ago
Writing to HDD would be considered a suspicious permission for most modules. Like opening network socket or patching another module's namespace. I don't know exactly how it would work. Maybe modules that request these permissions
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by tus88 7y ago
I am not a huge podcast listener, but I understand some of the most supported people on Patreon are podcasters. I also use Patreon, however I support YouTubers as I find videos much more engaging than podcasts. So in general yes, I am willi
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by tus88 7y ago
I think people are making too big a deal out of this. Popular podcasters do make money through Patreon for example, not everything comes down to advertising. And for frank, honest commentary, I think I would rather not have advertiser influ
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by tus88 7y ago
You know allowing people to upload libraries with highly conflicting names to existing ones is almost reckless. There is a bunch of stuff PyPi could do short of full curation that would make this much harder. A better solution is for langua
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by tus88 7y ago
Except politics has become so divided each side views supporting the other as a crime against humanity/the national interest.
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by tus88 7y ago
You think they could have predicted the need for a 757 replacement and realized the 737 isn't it. Or just kept updated 757s in production, just like the 737 has been.
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Is Ancient Silicon the Root of Boeing’s Problems?(palisadeshudson.com)
2 points by tus88 7y ago|1 comments
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by tus88 7y ago
Cassandra hasn't changed their license like MongoDB yet?
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by tus88 7y ago
Does this host any actual services, or is it just a quick way to get on the AWS backbone from LA? So it becomes a kind of "Region Endpoint"?
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by tus88 7y ago
How is this not a quasi-merger of the two then?
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by tus88 7y ago
Mods: Can we have a top level menu option called "Floating point explained"?

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