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by water9 1y ago
It makes no sense because people do not acquire information at the exact same time, nor do they act on it with the same amount of force, i.e., capital. It’s the same stupid people who say the market is a random walk. Oh yeah, if it was a ra
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by water9 1y ago
The global economy was never a bike
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by water9 1y ago
The United States won’t let their reserve currency go without a fight
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by water9 1y ago
did he reach his ultimate goal? Cause right now it sounds like he spent millions of dollars and didn’t achieve it
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by water9 1y ago
Time is your scarcest resource
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by water9 1y ago
this is incredibly stupid. Do not do this. The whole point of having raid is to never be down to zero redundancy. Drives are more likely to fail during the resilvering process as the heads have to traverse the entire magnetic surface, rebui
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by water9 1y ago
because tariffs only raised the prices of goods that can’t be bought anywhere else. The thing is America can make pretty much everything and by doing so it forces more American labor, which is more expensive for the ultra rich, who owned th
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by water9 1y ago
That’s the best idea since taxing people when they earn it and when they spend it
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by water9 1y ago
Google ended when they made the requirement that you have to be gay to work there
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by water9 1y ago
that’s because they already spend a shit ton on sponsorships
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by water9 1y ago
The brand is Samsung. You can check for damages by using a program, called badblocks
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by water9 1y ago
I watched a guy posted a story on hacker news without ever reading What the fuck top P or temperature means.
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by water9 1y ago
When the battle for Earth finally commences between man and machine let’s hope the machine accidentally does rm -rf / on itself. It’s our only hope.
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by water9 1y ago
only works if everybody agrees and Noaa is not in charge of everybody
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by water9 1y ago
Odd timing
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by water9 1y ago
Why does Social Security software codebase need to be larger than windows? 60 million lines of code is a ridiculous overestimation. I would like to see how the author came up with this number but based on the tone of the article, it is prob
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by water9 1y ago
The 10th amendment is literally federal law.
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by water9 1y ago
No, the executive branch is responsible for imprisoning. Judges are supposed to interpret the law passed by the legislative branch. They don’t pass law from the bench. The executive branch enforces the law.
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by water9 1y ago
What if you had two bit flips?
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by water9 1y ago
federal law applies everywhere in United States. Where did you get the idea it doesn’t?
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by water9 1y ago
So the solution is to use ._ files that most people will delete because they are a nuisance?
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by water9 1y ago
The checksum doesn’t help you fix the flipped bit nor does it tell you which bit flipped. You would have to re-create from a complete back up instead of using the efficiency of parity discs. Basically Raid 1 vs Raid 5
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by water9 1y ago
ZFS is the king of all file systems. As someone with over a petabyte of storage across 275 drives I have never lost a single byte due to a hard drive failure or corruption thanks to ZFS
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by water9 1y ago
The problem with climate science is that in order for any of those people to have a job there has to be a problem to solve
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by water9 2y ago
Blowing efuses is a destructive action and it should not be legal for a company to destroy parts of your electronic device that you paid for
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by water9 2y ago
The M4 MacBook Pro 128GB can run a 32B perimeter model with an 8 bit quantized model just fine
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by water9 2y ago
Intel integrated graphics, technically also used unified memory with the standard dram
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by water9 2y ago
It could be that spending other peoples money is really easy and really wasteful.
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by water9 2y ago
Government is spending money on Bert and Ernie in Baghdad. It’s not the taxes that’s the problem.
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by water9 2y ago
Because of Covid

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