voidlogic

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by voidlogic 8y ago
You mean 13 lives. It has a 8% success rate.
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by voidlogic 8y ago
You are right, its probably no longer recommended because they use a "modified Milwaukee protocol" now. That being said the MP is a last ditch effort and often fails. Its just the best option we have if someone is outside of the w
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by voidlogic 8y ago
I'm also curious if IBM's POWER9 architecture is effected. They actually do 4-way SMT.
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by voidlogic 8y ago
>IF may be a great way for some people to comply to their dietary goals better, but there is still not a single study that shows it actually does anything besides that. I think Keto is the same way. There isn't strong evidence of a
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by voidlogic 8y ago
Is there a list of known compromised Supermicro SKUs?
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by voidlogic 8y ago
The machines seem to work well too. I don't know why everyone doesn't do it like we do.
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by voidlogic 8y ago
I stand corrected, it looks like my view was about 16 years out of date. However, the work I am reading indicates that caffeine is a much more addictive substance than cannabis...
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by voidlogic 8y ago
>In the past I was addicted to pot. Pretty much anything that lights up reward or adrenaline/reaction parts of the Brian can be addictive. I think its important to qualify if we are talking about innate physiological addiction (as s
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by voidlogic 8y ago
>Extra hour of OT pay (average pay $11 per hour) $11 is just below the in-store FT min wage. The avg is more like $13 with 1.5x (overtime?) that would be $19.50 + $2 package and .54 per mile.. 4 pks per night, 5 nights a week, driving 10
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by voidlogic 8y ago
Does doing this in user-space have any advantage beyond they could dev a PoC faster? It seems like building a better OOMK and having it live in user-space are orthogonal.
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by voidlogic 8y ago
This is a good point, in Go all instances of sync.Pool (Go's generic object pool with thread local storage) are registered with the allocator/GC so that under heap pressure they can be drained, it would be great if the OS could re
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by voidlogic 8y ago
Java used to default to heap allocation for pretty much everything, but added escape analysis as an optimization. For Go escape analysis as been part of it since day 1. Basically Java is heap by default that uses the stack when it can. Go u
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by voidlogic 8y ago
>Similarly, if you're still living in the past and / or want to maintain your own server instead of pass it through a 3rd party like that or a CDN You acnkolgege some people want to "maintain there own server", but it
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by voidlogic 8y ago
I'd be curious to see if this is still true with large page sizes and to see on current processors where the cross over point is.
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by voidlogic 8y ago
>Although day to day keto is a lot of fat and meat. People who do keto do get a majority of their calories from fat, but a majority of long term ketors tend to eat mostly low NET carb vegetables by volume. For example, you could eat a wh
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by voidlogic 8y ago
The hypothesis I have heard is that fasting and keto both result in ketone bodies and ketone bodies result in the cellular optimization (culling old cells so not spent precious energy resources on less efficient older cells). IF this is cor
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by voidlogic 8y ago
Makes sense. Thanks!
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by voidlogic 8y ago
>Computers still crash all the time My personal XP is 20 years my computer crashed 1-5 times a day, now days my computer crashes maybe once every 4-6 months. That is considerable.
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by voidlogic 8y ago
Wouldn't it be better to use the "Forwarded" header for this?
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by voidlogic 8y ago
>Jousting has to be at least as violent as two NFL players running full-bore at each other on a kick-off, and we know that's dangerous for CTE I'm sure there was a lot of tournament (of which jousting was only a part) derived T
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by voidlogic 8y ago
>What's happening in this thread right now is simply a difference of moral frameworks. You can also hold the stricter standard as what you believe is your personal moral obligation and simultaneously believe that the looser legal st
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by voidlogic 8y ago
> Android phones are a security mess since they never get updated. Use Google Fi? Latest, regularly updated Android on nice hardware... cheap rates..
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by voidlogic 8y ago
It looks like most of the discussion is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16941992
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by voidlogic 9y ago
A container has to be 1, but can be 2
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by voidlogic 9y ago
>"With dep it is a bit different - the creators were google engineeers and they wanted it to become the official tool, with integration as a go subcommand etc.pp. - but that was never signed off by Pike or any other lead, only confi
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by voidlogic 9y ago
We un-deregaulte rail and force them to offer the passenger service they used to do an excellent job at delivering.
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by voidlogic 9y ago
>Trains used to go up to 55mph with no systemic problems. During the age of steam, express passenger trains regularly exceeded 55 mph. For example, during the 1930s the Burlington Zephyr regularly exceeded 85 mph. For example it made th
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by voidlogic 9y ago
For specific needs I have occasionally made my Go struct constructors (NewFoobar() *Foobar) use malloc ported to Go + mmap to allocate memory and said structs have a .Close() method (think defer foobar.Close()). It worked fine... This is a
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by voidlogic 9y ago
When you compare Amazon to say Walmart or Google, I think the real consideration is that the later two have narrow verticals of dominance and Amazon's dominance spans e-retail, compute, storage, etc and is expanding. Having one entity
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by voidlogic 9y ago
Thanks, I understand now. What I didn't realize is that KPTI is only related to Meltdown mitigation. Thanks.

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