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by xxpor 4y ago
The brackets are indexed to C-CPI as of 2018
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by xxpor 4y ago
I'm sure the lower middle class people who lose their job will appreciate it.
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by xxpor 4y ago
And of course, remember that the base of VSCode is Chromium. Pretty hilarious in the scheme of things.
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by xxpor 4y ago
Hobby Lobby is owned by some of the biggest pieces of shit in the entire country, so I'm not shocked. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burwell_v._Hobby_Lobby_Stores,... . https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by xxpor 4y ago
The moment someone wants to take the economic hit of a decade+ of performance progress. IOW, not gonna happen. I could see coprocessors becoming more popular though. We already have AES-NI, what if the sensitive keys never ended up in CPU c
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by xxpor 4y ago
health insurance != life insurance
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by xxpor 4y ago
Nintendo always does something that's JUST slightly off with their consoles that make them annoying as hell to use. With the switch it's the screwed up USB-C implementation and the fact that you can't use bluetooth headphones
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by xxpor 4y ago
The separation between a switch and a router is getting blurrier by the day, but any datacenter grade switch today will support L4 hashing for LACP. Even my el cheapo Mikrotik does.
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by xxpor 4y ago
Isn't NVIDIA's new firmware controller chip on their cards (the one that allows you to use the new open source linux drivers) RISC-V as well?
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by xxpor 4y ago
Pushing it to the kernel means you have to upgrade your kernel to use it. Instead, you can just include a library that exposes a send() and recv() style API to the main app code, while the library just throws everything into a UDP socket. S
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by xxpor 4y ago
To a certain extent, it's just enforcing what you have to do for correctness. If you have concurrency (even without parallelism), and objects are shared across contexts, you have to keep track of when objects are in use or not. The oth
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by xxpor 4y ago
Do those tactics work in European countries? The legal regimes are quite different from the US/England
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by xxpor 4y ago
The only time I've been in a real bank in the past 10 years was when I've needed a cashier's check, or a medallion signature for transferring brokerage accounts.
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by xxpor 4y ago
>I take it you weren’t alive in the 1980s? Depends on which side of the life begins at conception/birth debate you're on ;) I took your suggestion as suggesting the fed should bump the rate up to nearly 10% in one go, with no w
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by xxpor 4y ago
If the fed did that, we'd be in a complete collapse. Worse than the depression. That's infinitely worse than 8% inflation.
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by xxpor 4y ago
I'm lucky if I write 500 lines of code a quarter these days....
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by xxpor 4y ago
The integration between Node-Red and HA is excellent fwiw.
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by xxpor 4y ago
It probably helps that they're based in Bulgaria.
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by xxpor 4y ago
I was looking at those, but are there any that'll do pd?
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by xxpor 4y ago
This is why I'll never work for NVIDIA. They required a 3.5 GPA for interns and new grads, when no one else did. Screw em.
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by xxpor 4y ago
This is a very common issue across all of software engineering I've found. But I really don't get why. If I was given the task of parsing Unicode or XML, I'd run and find a library as fast as possible, because that sounds ter
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by xxpor 4y ago
That usually is true if your electricity is generated by natural gas too and you're comparing it against a gas HWH Rough math is NG -> Electricty is 50% efficient thermally. A heat pump can have a COP of 4.2. 100 * .5 * 4.2 = 210% e
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by xxpor 4y ago
Not just brake dust (which is probably solvable), but also rubber from tires.
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by xxpor 4y ago
Something being an ISO standard has nothing to do with being able to send OFAC after you? Fundamentally the difference is providing a service vs an idea just existing in the ether. You can't sanction Rust, it's just an idea. You
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by xxpor 4y ago
Is that as true any more with the language server model? I'm not familiar enough with it to know how much is truely in the protocol vs what the editor still has to do themselves.
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by xxpor 4y ago
>"your honour, I'm afraid that while I have broken the law, the prosecution should have ignored it according to their own policies?" No, but I'm having a hard time finding a reference now :/ You may be able to
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by xxpor 4y ago
A dumb washing machine where dumb == not connected to wifi: I think most would agree. A dumb washing machine that doesn't sense the amount of clothes to pick the right amount of water: What is it, 1972 still?
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Why? They're right imo
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by xxpor 4y ago
Easy != Simple Linking this makes me nostalgic for 2010 :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxdOUGdseq4
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by xxpor 4y ago
Keeping it simple to write a compiler is not a serious use case these days. People aren't bootstrapping new platforms from scratch. GCC and Clang are anything but simple.

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