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ypcx
7y ago
Adding a link to Facebook Transparency Report: https://transparency.facebook.com/
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7y ago
I wish I had a good answer to this. I suppose I've never looked at anything else than what I was working with (C, C++, Java, JavaScript and much later CoffeeScript) out of "religious" reasons. I guess being really good at wha
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7y ago
> Boeing changing Max software to use two computers Does that mean we will find the MCAS in the 737 MAX 8 MMEL (Master Minimum Equipment List)? (Used to be here but right now it's not loading: http://fsims.faa.gov/wd
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7y ago
The one area where Java feels fat is the memory usage overhead due to 64-bit pointers being used a lot. So if you end up holding and processing a lot of data in RAM, the process allocation and the garbage collector metrics won't look a
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7y ago
Saying that "XYZ media outlet is a normal part of mass shoothing now" is a hypocrisy, because 1. the real problem you should be focusing on is why "Mass shootings are a normal part of the society now", 2. hate can and wi
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7y ago
Well, Go seems to have enabled a new wave of software renaissance - Kubernetes, Docker, you name it - Go seems to have filled the space that Java was too fat for, JavaScript too light for, and C/C++ too difficult/fun-less to use f
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I don't know. First, there may be some separation achievable - but I'm just guessing. Second, if Kafka is your primary workload, you don't want it to misbehave in any case. But of course I get your point. I'm just saying
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7y ago
Kafka was thinking about etcd: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/KIP-273+-+... Considering most Kafkas will probably run in Kubernetes at some point, they could have shared the etcd used by Ku
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7y ago
I don't mean to pick on traders. Nominally it's a hard and honest job and money made is money deserved. The problem is that if I have a company [and this is a systemic example, no exceptions, see #1], and I allow (central-)bank &q
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7y ago
The theory sounds great. But why then, our streets are lined with homeless, and our nations are stricken with poverty? Could it be that the only real aim and motivation of market traders is to earn money? One day, maybe.... when these are r
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7y ago
PoW - you have to make actual effort (within the realm of deprecating mining hardware) to become a part of the network. Bad for whales. PoS - you can just buy your way in, and stay in. Great for whales. Whales should be kept at the currency
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11y ago
Weird keyboard layouts. Shifting the keyboard off-center to include numeric keypad which no one uses anymore. (Gamers? Please stop.) This alone makes one question what exactly they are "smoking". There wasn't a single big Win
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11y ago
As an expat living in Greece, I frequently shop on the German Amazon site, where Amazon's Fire TV and Stick are pretty much destroying all competition, excluding perhaps Roku. However being from a different EU country, I can order neit
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11y ago
Article may be older, but it begs the question - can you trust anything the big pharma produces? How about vaccines which could be safe but aren't, because they simply don't have to? How about a true cancer cure being suppressed?
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11y ago
You have to question the motives of an agency which needs half a century of spaceflight and trillions of dollars to admit water on a nearby planet.
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11y ago
Refund coming in fast.
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11y ago
Miners produce actual value by processing transactions and generating new coins. So they are more like base-men.
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11y ago
If you are one of those die-hard Linux fans who, like me, have been eagerly expecting each new Linux video driver release from AMD and/or nVidia, to be able to finally show our employer and everyone else that we can use Linux as our
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11y ago
No, no government should ever be able to do this. Why? Because when you track it down to the person getting the switch flipped, it is always someone with an interest not serving the whole, a.k.a. private interest. And the government should
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11y ago
Just skimmed the PDF. I believe the war on drugs is responsible for the majority of the offenses reported in the Violent and Property categories. And let's finally face it: had psychedelic therapy options been available, literally no o
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11y ago
I tried both and I was all about going back to iPhone, until I tried Cyanogenmod, which puts (a lot of) the sense back into Android. It uses the Google launcher (without the Google Now page integrated on swipe left), but it removes the insa
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11y ago
You are in an abusive relationship with a sinking ship, and you should leave as fast and as cleanly as you can. Even if you somehow manage to teeth it through and see the startup succeed, you will eventually be thrown away as an unhappy and
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11y ago
One could say that Google has killed the internet, in the sense that information is fabricated, copied, rehashed and stolen with the exclusive aim of getting a "click" or a "page view". However, the drive to push or pedd
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11y ago
Clearly designed to run AI for cyber-warfare / cyber-defense purposes? William Gibson's Black Ice coming to life?
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11y ago
According to transhumanists, all we find there are running server farms.
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11y ago
A great archive of 20th century propaganda.
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11y ago
And this while thousands or more spam bot accounts are added daily, and while Instagram could easily ask or force the user to change is handle. Anyway, good to know.
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11y ago
Notice this is coming from a user who did not even use a task monitor first. He writes in a followup post that he had a task maxing his CPU on the background. Every system should come with a simple task monitor installed and running in a vi
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11y ago
No, this happened in a parallel universe with evil governments. No such thing in our universe.
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11y ago
It is staggering how brainwashed you are. Please try to form your opinion elsewhere than from the mainstream media.
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