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by vitus 3y ago
Eh. I've never seen any articles referring "Jinping Xi", "Jong-Un Kim", "Jae-in Moon", "Zedong Mao", Yat-sen Sun". Non-heads of state get similar treatment: Lee Sedol, Bong Joon-Ho, Yao Ming
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by vitus 3y ago
> I'm surprised that CF are renting space in colocation facilities. I would have expected a business of their size to have their own DCs. Is this common practice for cloud providers? Google for one has both. Some GCP regions [0] are
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by vitus 3y ago
My point was that there are Christian denominations that are accepting of others as they are, and aren't trying to impose their narrow worldview on others. Catholicism isn't one of them. For instance: Episcopalians support gender
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by vitus 3y ago
It's odd that you describe Catholicism as liberal, when so many of its characteristics are heavily rooted in tradition. It's really only Pope Francis from this past decade who stopped shunning homosexuality and describing it as an
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by vitus 3y ago
Yeah, originalism isn't particularly new. I'm not saying Roberts is actually neutral, for what it's worth. He just doesn't want his court to be seen as particularly partisan. He and Kavanaugh are just the closest we have
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by vitus 3y ago
> Wasn't DC v Heller ghost written by the same group as Dobbs? (not literally but guided in a similar fashion) What, the Federalist Society? In as far as the last three justices willing to overturn Roe were hand-selected by them, ye
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by vitus 3y ago
> Eliminating abortion protections was based on "we don't think the founders meant that" which is a form of consideration never before used. Textualism and originalism have been in play for decades -- off the top of my hea
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by vitus 3y ago
If your codebase supports C++20, then std::bind_front, std::bind_back are superior alternatives. Among other things, you then no longer need to use the _1, _2, ... placeholders if you want partial function application. But surely GP cannot
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by vitus 3y ago
> this year the Supreme Court has set a new precedent that they can now overturn their own rulings from decades earlier What happened this year specifically? Dobbs was in June 2022, but that isn't even close to the first time that t
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by vitus 3y ago
Also: Parmar and Vaswani were cofounders of Adept in Nov 2021, but have since left to found a different startup around Nov 2022 per Niki's LinkedIn denoting a "Stealth" startup [0] (and supported by a news article [1]). I gue
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by vitus 3y ago
> Lukasz Kaiser: The search for Lukasz Kaiser's current affiliation did not yield relevant results. Further research may be required to find his current affiliation. The Lukasz Kaiser who's been at OpenAI since 2021? https:&#x
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by vitus 3y ago
> Interestingly, the C++ standard doesn't specify a cost for this, or an implementation. Table 76 (page 797-798 of the C++20 draft [0]; page numbers read 789-790) specifies the sequence operations on containers that shall take amort
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by vitus 3y ago
> Ruby 3.0 doesn't have async/await, though. There's a third-party colorless Async gem, and built in constructs (that require a scheduler implementation) for lower-friction asynchronous programming (async as an approach ha
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by vitus 3y ago
Naive micro-optimization of your program (namely, things like FF is 1 char shorter than [F]) got that down to 40 chars: [[[[[[[[[[[[[[[FF]]]]]]]RRF[RRR]]]]]]]]] I then found a solution in 37 which uses a slightly different approach
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by vitus 3y ago
> Async/await became popular through JavaScript and C#. Now very popular in Rust as well. None of these runtimes have a GIL. To be fair, while typical JS implementations do not have a GIL, it's usually unnecessary due to the ru
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by vitus 3y ago
Right around 37 minutes in, Brevik mentions that Mike O'Brien (along with Pat, one of the three co-founders of ArenaNet) was the brains behind Battle.net, and then "a few of the guys from [Blizzard South] moved up north during the
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by vitus 3y ago
The calculation you provided is probably more closely represented as "what is the likelihood that the outcomes affecting the union were random happenstance, versus the union members being singled out". I incorrectly conflated the
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by vitus 3y ago
You've computed the odds that at least 40 of the 67 union members get laid off, bargaining team member or not. You actually want the odds of a specific set of 40 individuals getting laid off. It looks like Bandcamp had 118 employees an
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by vitus 3y ago
I'm sure your intent was to express a hypothetical that this might not be a net good, but... Something like 90% of boomers want to age in place (as opposed to moving in with family, or moving into some assisted living arrangement). Thi
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by vitus 3y ago
Well... ethhdr only has 14 bytes: 6 for dest mac address, 6 for source mac address, 2 for ethertype (e.g. IPv4 vs IPv6). Any bad checksums that Wireshark can detect are predominantly at the transport layer (L4; TCP / UDP). You'd h
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by vitus 3y ago
Previous record (with commentary) for context: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36725472 Video description goes into more technical details. Notably, this takes advantage of a glitch that was discovered 10 days ago [0]
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by vitus 3y ago
In this context, "customer". https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20120119-00/?p=85... https://www.abbreviations.com/term/1424467/customer (Confusingly, most of the searc
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by vitus 3y ago
Also note http://www.catb.org/esr/loadsharers/ as ESR's initial list of proposed loadbearers; he additionally links to Dave Täht's loadsharer page: http://flent-fremont.bufferbloat.net/~d
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by vitus 3y ago
The breakage [0] was introduced by the creator [1] of the project. If you want to audit 1674 commits over the past 12 years, it'd be easier to just audit the full project. [0] https://github.com/webmproject/libwebp
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by vitus 3y ago
For both const std::string& and std::string_view, you're (potentially) incurring a runtime invocation of strlen. For const std::string&, you're further incurring a copy in order to create a temporary std::string.
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by vitus 3y ago
Seems like it (the "Security Dashboard"). In fact, it looks like it uses the same standard library for calculating entropy (zxcvbn). I didn't know offhand, since I've never used LastPass. My point is that if your passwor
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by vitus 3y ago
> What I found was a lot of people made security assumptions and never revisited those assumptions. Or never fully did. I appreciate that KeePassXC has a feature to audit your passwords (Database -> Database Reports -> Health Check
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by vitus 3y ago
For context, since I hadn't seen this before: https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/commit/1e70e82baa9193f6f02... (advisory: _lots_ of profanity)
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by vitus 3y ago
https://www.toool.us/equipment/Emergency-Pick-Card-p36508921...

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