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871.
by wbl 3y ago
How else do you get to learn what works in the real world? Saying "you can't make a feature until everyone agrees" is a recipe for stasis.
872.
by wbl 3y ago
Today we could use a dichoric coating but back then I think fabrication was much harder.
873.
by wbl 3y ago
But they do serve their clients. We don't shut down hospitals because one doctor misses a diagnosis.
874.
by wbl 3y ago
If you are such a risk when driving no insurer will touch you, I would like you off the road.
875.
by wbl 3y ago
Read committed is explicitly asking for hard mode. If you want a simple life stick with Serializable as always. It took years before people found anomalies in Repeatable Read in Postgres. This stuff is hard even for world class researchers.
876.
by wbl 3y ago
You can start going by another name. Nobody side eyes Bob for not going by Robert. What makes this different is the fraud.
877.
by wbl 3y ago
I would prefer we not have homemade cruise missiles all over the place. The people who need them can make them after all.
878.
by wbl 3y ago
I can explain the idea of a prime to a first grader. I can explain addition to them to. But the Goldbach conjecture no one knows.
879.
by wbl 3y ago
The pictures of monodromy are called dessins de enfant because they are little pictures that are simple to understand. The hard part is why we care so much.
880.
by wbl 3y ago
Was just in Yosemite: the mountains look just as pretty with snow and you can snowshoe from Badger Pass.
881.
by wbl 3y ago
If you're not sure you can do it, why would you be doing that job?
882.
by wbl 3y ago
Don't you just stick the JAR in?
883.
by wbl 3y ago
This is really a list of the survivors. Tcl was big in the early 1990's, and Objective-C was around on NeXT and other boxes. Perl was rapidly becoming the glue that holds the web together. Lisp was embedded into a lot of programs, as i
884.
by wbl 3y ago
There is! It just takes milliseconds to verify and has questionable security
885.
by wbl 3y ago
The threading stuff was being worked on at the same time across Linux and BSD and System V derived systems, and this was during the early Unix wars. Cgroups came long after jails, and I think the need would have been less, although there ar
886.
by wbl 3y ago
No there would have been some big differences. The first is that threads would have a kernel representation unlike in Linux where the kernel just knows about processes. This mistake caries over to tools like strace that grab one thread by d
887.
by wbl 3y ago
Not the kernel: that's BSD licensed
888.
by wbl 3y ago
Then Boeing management is responsible for not realizing the process was missing. Peoples lives were at stake here.
889.
by wbl 3y ago
Nuclear can load follow very quickly: cooler water accelerates the reaction by moderating more and cranking up the coolant speed increases the heat delivered. The nucleonics issues are more over a daily shutdown or the like than quick load
890.
by wbl 3y ago
No. MozCo is for profit owned by Mozilla Foundation which does additional things to satisfy the IRS and has been that way since the begining.
891.
by wbl 3y ago
You can put in orders any time and they execute at the open.
892.
by wbl 3y ago
I was unaware that people who used perforce and git would go decide that git needed to work like perforce.
893.
by wbl 3y ago
A sound type system has strong limits on expressiveness, and even stronger if you want type inference to work. It's very easy to start tripping over those limits as you add features, as users of some Haskell extensions can attest.
894.
by wbl 3y ago
The right tech stack will not bring success, the wrong one will doom it.
895.
by wbl 3y ago
So valuable we let people park on it for free. As for utilization it's far more space efficient: we have a path in my town that handles a few thousand people while a street that did the same would be unpleasantly busy.
896.
by wbl 3y ago
We literally have a clause in the Constitution defining what treason is, and that's not it.
897.
by wbl 3y ago
By diplomacy he means letting Putin have what he wants. The fact is Russia repeatedly signed agreements saying no to a divided Europe and giving countries a free choice in who to ally with.
898.
by wbl 3y ago
The typical situation is the company has been around for a few years and the founder has some reasonable sounding expenses. Then the next round includes some cashing out as new investors join.
899.
by wbl 3y ago
The amount of VC-founder side deals that are possible is pretty shocking. Stuff like letting them cash out early.
900.
by wbl 3y ago
The right way to do this is specify a resolver to use on localhost

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