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tus88
7y ago
Well enjoy it while it lasts at all.
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tus88
7y ago
"Because it's the right thing to do." - Tim Cooke
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tus88
7y ago
> they only work in the real-address mode So it's not for i386, it's for XT by the sounds of it.
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tus88
7y ago
But presumably the pilots of both downed MAXs were pulling back as hard as possible.
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tus88
7y ago
Because one blew up.
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tus88
7y ago
One flight a day for 90,000 flights is 246 years. You are right.
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7y ago
I am not sure about these. I think I would rather be plugged into my phone where I can do things like ask to make a phone call or ask for directions, plus everything Alexa can do too. Unless these can pair with your phone for that purpose?
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tus88
7y ago
This is all strawman. There are valid reasons for serverless, most people choose it for reasons other than hype, and the savings and security of not self managing servers is tangible. All technology can be misused or poorly utilized, and ev
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tus88
7y ago
Surprised he didn't mention negative numbers which I always thought of as the mathematical concept of a "hole".
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7y ago
> The reality is you still have to free resources Err not so fast there. It's quite common in C to allocate an array of objects (not pointers) and reuse them as they expire. Memset is enough to reinitialize them. And the the main po
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7y ago
I am a little bit curious...if ASML makes the machines, why is TSMC taking credit for 3nm development? Or are the machines not fully developed out of the box and need more work to achieve different nodes?
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7y ago
Are there any photos of these manufacturing machines? They sound amazing.
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7y ago
The main lesson of value I took away from this book is to value working software above all the trendy tools and tricks and languages and processes - including what "Agile" itself has become.
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7y ago
I do wonder what happens when a process writes to a memory mapped file, but crashes before the page is synced to disk. Does the write disappear?
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7y ago
Do people who complain that Python doesn't have typing are effectively arguing against the very existence of every scripting language and Lisp in the world?
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7y ago
> Using a shared channel, when the junior auditors start, they see a full history of prior work. Well a full history of prior chat and giphy memes. Meanwhile I'll be reviewing past Jira sprints.
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7y ago
It still doesn't make sense to me. My 4G is fast, faster than home internet often. The reason I don't use it at home is it the cost of data, not speed. Unless 5g lowers the data cost, I don't see any benefit.
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tus88
7y ago
Well I imagine people go to libraries as it's the only way to get physical copies of what they have. Ebooks are obviously more conveniently download from the internet. Or is this ebook a physical device not a download?
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7y ago
I didn't know libraries lent ebooks. Seems kind of strange.
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7y ago
So classical chess is a style that would be obvious just by watching someone for a number of moves? That's very interesting.
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7y ago
How has computer chess changed how humans play humans? (I.e. when you take the computer out of thr equation).
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tus88
7y ago
Actually both - the custom size and almost all the options in the non-advanced drop down search.
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Google removes custom size options in Image Search
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tus88
7y ago
More and more PAAS where you don't care if the server is a mainframe or a dell 1ru.
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7y ago
I thought that was the conclusion reached by the coroner.
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7y ago
> In August, he was found dead while in federal custody. Interesting choice of words.
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7y ago
I can't believe this guy works for redhat. > you are no safer inside a chroot than relying on system permissions to keep a user in check But how may systems lock down every executable in /bin and /usr/bin? Chroot is a
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7y ago
Industrial VR/AR is above the only place it makes sense, and its failing there already. Imagine what thr future holds then for the far less compelling home use situation. Like many other I would like to be able to keep an eye on my kid
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7y ago
Do you have a source on "arbitrary number"? There were no obvious explanations online.
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7y ago
Still not sure what i and 17 are...
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