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by xxpor 2y ago
Apparently extremely rare, 1 to 2 per million per year in the US: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/22118-appendi... I had confused it with pancreatic cancer in my head, given the extremely fast timel
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by xxpor 2y ago
Agreed!
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by xxpor 2y ago
Securities laws are written in terms of duty ethics ("fiduciary duty", "duty of due care", etc). That's all anyone at the top would care about.
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by xxpor 2y ago
Spotify has supported downloads for over a decade.
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by xxpor 2y ago
I can see it now, Claude generating expect scripts. 1994 and 2024 will be fully joined.
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by xxpor 2y ago
You really need build system support. For example, Ninja can generate the file without actually doing the build because it knows everything it _would_ do.
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by xxpor 2y ago
C?
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by xxpor 2y ago
Terrorism implies the targets are non-combatants, and that was intentional. That's not obvious here. Opening the door to supply chain attacks like this is a huge problem, but I'm not sure it was illegal under IHL.
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by xxpor 2y ago
If most of your expenses are software devs, that's not true any more.
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by xxpor 2y ago
So as a consumer this sounds like it sucks compared to using Visa.
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by xxpor 2y ago
And then how do you reverse a wire transfer? What's the liability split?
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by xxpor 2y ago
this is why things like `find -print0` exist, which is IMO the easiest way to handle this robustly.
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by xxpor 2y ago
Copying packets is brutal in software as well.
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by xxpor 2y ago
If you're interested in the latter technique (hitting the HW directly from userspace), take a look at https://www.dpdk.org/ . That's the framework that 95% of things that do that use (number pulled directly out of
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by xxpor 2y ago
Note this is from February
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by xxpor 2y ago
US circuits are the same way. "Sustained use" (over 3 hours IIRC) has to be de-rated to 80% of max. So an EV can draw 40A on a 50A circuit.
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by xxpor 2y ago
I've heard about it a million times, but I also tend to follow tech-business things (folks on twitter, Stratechery, etc). Agree it doesn't explain Europe.
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by xxpor 2y ago
Ah yes, I always forget about the rules with floats. My line of work only ever uses ints.
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by xxpor 2y ago
>Something as simple and common as a summation loop can often be sped up 2-4x by simply having multiple accumulators that you then combine after the loop body; this lets the processor "run ahead" without loop carried dependenci
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by xxpor 2y ago
OTOH, it might be a net negative in latency if you're icache limited. Depends on the access pattern among other things, of course.
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by xxpor 2y ago
Actual gasoline? Unless you're talking about super-isolated northern communities on generators [which should still be using diesel rather than gasoline], that seems... insane.
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by xxpor 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_former_inmates_at_ADX_... How many suicides have there been there?
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by xxpor 2y ago
Note that this means that conntrack's window tracking has to be perfectly in sync with both endpoints (assuming TCP invalids are dropped). Given endpoints tend to be updated more often than middleboxes, this isn't a great assumpti
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by xxpor 2y ago
Connection tracking != fast path flow tracking in a lot of cases.
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by xxpor 2y ago
They're the preferences of the buying managers.
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by xxpor 2y ago
(Dumb) phones/iPods/iPhones were all banned during the day when I was in high school (2004-2008). When were they widely unbanned?
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by xxpor 2y ago
Consistency >> people's individual preferences when working in a large organization, which is how most stuff gets built.
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by xxpor 2y ago
Oh, I'm sure they'll feed that into the ad tumbler too, don't get me wrong ;)
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by xxpor 2y ago
Every online store with search has an extremely obvious 1st party ad opportunity: sponsored results It's great because it's also not affected by ATT, since it's all 1st party.
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by xxpor 2y ago
From this small, recent study in India, it looks like Hyperopia was more common (slightly) than Myopia: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9359264/

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