voidlogic

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by voidlogic 9y ago
It would be great to see performance deltas for AMD CPUs too, especially since Meltdown only effects Intel and AMD patches for Spectre Variant 2 are considered optional. I would also be nice to see a discussion of AMD's ASID and any di
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by voidlogic 9y ago
>Does the branch predictor have to start tagging every branch guess with some sort of process ID to prevent one process from messing with another’s predictions? Its worth pointing out that for their newest designs AMD (and Samsung Exynos
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by voidlogic 9y ago
Its all highly regional, but I believe my characterization is an accurate generalization. Checkout the "Word Origin and History for X" for: 1. http://www.dictionary.com/browse/supper 2. http://www.
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by voidlogic 9y ago
>when at Starbucks, people are ordering a coffee, not a starbucks. Except that is not true, they decieded to get their coffee at Starbucks. The Starbucks product isn't coffee its "coffee distribution", Just like Spotifys p
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by voidlogic 9y ago
There is tons of disagreement about this stuff, as it varies so much region to region, but in general, in most English peaking places: The three meals are "Breakfast", "Lunch" and "Supper". And if Lunch or Su
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by voidlogic 9y ago
Even unlimited is bound by memory/storage with probably an LRU eviction scheme. So unless your stored data is hot, or their storage is very large, it might not stay around long.
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by voidlogic 9y ago
>developers grouse about the other browser makers who are “holding the web back.” Oh get off my lawn! Anyone to complains about Chrome vs. FF Quantum vs MS Edge doesn't know or remember the dark of days of IE 5 and IE 6. The lowest
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by voidlogic 9y ago
Does anyone know of any online PhD programs?
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by voidlogic 9y ago
>American States have always paid their debts to the financial market. I don't contest that, but what I am saying is, like National governments they can dismiss their debt. Although, of course they would have non existent credit aft
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by voidlogic 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovereign_immunity_in_the_Unit...
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by voidlogic 9y ago
States can actually dismiss debt as sovereign entities. That doesn't protect them from the consequences.. for example no one loaning them money in the future. But they can do it.
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by voidlogic 9y ago
>In the US, Youth (11 and under) soccer leagues have already banned heading the ball. In those leagues, it's the same as hitting the ball with your hand. This must be new. I refereed youth soccer around 2003 and this was def. not th
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by voidlogic 9y ago
>we stopped innovating in fission power plant design decades ago. No work on new better designed as continued, we just stopped building many of them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_III_reactor https:&#x2F
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by voidlogic 9y ago
Depending on the item, I almost always price compare either Newegg vs. Amazon or Walmart vs. Amazon. The Walmart ecommcerce experience is drastically improved to what it was 4 years ago... prices are good.. and the new shipping and ready to
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by voidlogic 9y ago
I think your POV is fine in theory, but PCI/eCommerce is once of the primary stakeholders in transport encryptions both in terms of businesses and users. So it might deserve some special consideration (if reasonable) or not :p
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by voidlogic 9y ago
Its not so bad, you have some dedicated debugging PCI host that you ship your packet captures too (packet capture never leaves PCI), then you checkout necessary private keys (system with keys is in PCI and only lets PCI users do this) and h
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by voidlogic 9y ago
I don't think that is true, if the access to decrypt packet captures adheres to PCI access controls why would that violate anything? So long as the decryption of a packet capture happens on host in PCI scope, the user is a PCI user and
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by voidlogic 9y ago
>Or they could just use their 'enterprise configuration management' to enforce TLS 1.2 internally... Until the PCI auditors come and start telling everyone that 1.2 is obsolete because 1.3 exists...
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by voidlogic 9y ago
I sure hope so... I've had to revert several Ubuntu machines to upstart and I have to "sudo service restart network-manager" 3 of 10 times my primary desktop starts (so I scripted it..) Based solely on my personal experience
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by voidlogic 9y ago
Also, there are lots of people that do IF AND keto :)
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by voidlogic 9y ago
Also, if you really hate fasting, indications are eating a moderate protein, high fat (isocaloric) ketogenic diet is almost as good without the discomfort. And if you do that you probably don't need the Metformin :)
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by voidlogic 9y ago
>Nope. These people are being assholes because they ARE assholes. To be fair, even an asshole may show some restraint when they have a clear understanding of consequences. Thinking their money buys them immunity from consequence is an en
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by voidlogic 9y ago
>In fact we are also investigating if we can develop a little utility to help or automate this process. go fix? Also, it seems like this is begging for a compiler optimization that will make this all obsolete...
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by voidlogic 9y ago
Whats more remarkable is Netflix uses them! If I was Netflix I would not fund a competitor unless it was truly best most cost effective option by a significant margin. Amazon's margin isn't in retail, its in infrastructure. A lot
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by voidlogic 9y ago
>against popular belief. To be fair its amongst people who study diet, it is also common belief that a ketogenic diet (which while can have lots of plant matter is often high in meat) is almost as good for longevity as caloric restrictio
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by voidlogic 9y ago
Or feature branch at least
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by voidlogic 9y ago
Maybe he does... BUT I used to work for a consulting firm that would sometimes bid against far east outsourced providers when local firms had projects. This is anecdotal but over and over again, this was the scenario: 1. local firm coll
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by voidlogic 9y ago
So this is an alternative of designing your app FE to use AJAX or using ESI (edge side includes) right? With the caveat this is super rails specific?
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by voidlogic 9y ago
>Am I implicitly creating goroutines by using channels or am I simply creating a buffer? A channel is just a thread-safe queue. An unbuffered channel blocks until something else receives the sent value. A buffered channel allows n sends
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by voidlogic 9y ago
Are you operating on old assumptions? The average hourly wage is $13.38 for full-time workers and $10.58 per hour for part-timers [1]. Not bad for unskilled labor. 1: http://money.cnn.com/2016/01/20/news/

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