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UMN Authors’ Clarifications on the “hypocrite commit” work in the Linux Kernel [pdf](www-users.cs.umn.edu)
3 points by zekrioca 6y ago|1 comments
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The big problem with the European Super League(newstatesman.com)
3 points by zekrioca 6y ago|0 comments
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Regulation on a European Approach for AI - Leaked Draft(drive.google.com)
1 points by zekrioca 6y ago|0 comments
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by zekrioca 6y ago
Look at the date of writing in the article.
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U.S. expresses support for Japan's release of Fukushima nuclear plant water(reuters.com)
1 points by zekrioca 6y ago|0 comments
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by zekrioca 6y ago
Paper which was written in 2007/2008. Who would have thought that the ARPANET would be the basis for today's Internet.. and still, here we are..
697.
by zekrioca 6y ago
This comment has been shown every time a thread related to WhatsApp/Telegram/Signal is posted..
698.
by zekrioca 6y ago
Whatever it is, it is passing through the underlying system and getting your ‘real’ IP
699.
by zekrioca 6y ago
The app itself checks your local IP through iOS/Android and tells BBC about it
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by zekrioca 6y ago
* https://github.com/kolplattformen/
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by zekrioca 6y ago
Sure, I agree. However, it is also a sign that no new features nor capabilities have been added. > Quicksort is still a useful algorithm after nearly sixty years. Merge sort after almost eighty. I am not sure specific algorithms really c
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by zekrioca 6y ago
Documentation was last updated in September, 2019
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by zekrioca 6y ago
One really does not want to saturate a fleet of servers to a point where random faults and broken SLOs are popping up all over the place. That’s first and foremost the main reason datacenter utilization is low. Edit: sentence fixing
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Biden proposes $250B investment in research(sciencemag.org)
3 points by zekrioca 6y ago|0 comments
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by zekrioca 6y ago
Look at the authors list. Some of them also participated in creating and designing Spark.
706.
by zekrioca 6y ago
I'm sad for that.. It was truly a neat project with many great ideas, but Kubernetes influence brought it to an end :/
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by zekrioca 6y ago
Very cool! Add some “directory” as sections to your website, so people would “cd” into them to see the various sections (with probably index.html as a default MOTD?). There is also a mini bug when one lists the directory with “-l”: the file
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New Study Shows That More Money Buys More Happiness, Even for the Rich(forbes.com)
2 points by zekrioca 6y ago|0 comments
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by zekrioca 6y ago
Just use both :)
710.
by zekrioca 6y ago
> The fundamental problem is where the data resides. Microservices are well understood today, but taking them to the edge isn't; there isn't a path to do that for typical apps. So most microservices which are being used at the
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by zekrioca 6y ago
Sure, most apps still follow the client x server architecture. To properly take advantage of edge computing, one needs to rearchitect current applications, and microservices is one example of how to do it. The point of edge computing is exa
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by zekrioca 6y ago
CDN is mostly related to "content" (i.e., data) delivery. Edge is more generic, and relates not only to "content", but also to "processing" and "networking" to reduce the response time multiple client
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by zekrioca 6y ago
Performance wise putting things (i.e., data, compute power, networking, etc) nearer clients is the only way to somehow 'beat' mother-nature. That's why latency really is the main feature in edge computing. Point (1) is alread
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by zekrioca 6y ago
Then next time try being clearer
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Stay‑at‑home policy is a case of exception fallacy [pdf](nature.com)
2 points by zekrioca 6y ago|0 comments
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by zekrioca 6y ago
OP’s project is actually a good idea at development stage, where data is not the main thing yet..
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Abel Prize celebrates union of mathematics and computer science(nature.com)
3 points by zekrioca 6y ago|0 comments
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The Apache Software Foundation Announces Apache Daffodil as a Top-Level Project(globenewswire.com)
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by zekrioca 6y ago
> "The 'no time' is the term for that vast stretch of emptiness between 4 am (when I start my morning writing session) and 7:30 am (when the rest of the world wakes up). This 'no time' is a total darkness that do
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by zekrioca 6y ago
Can someone clarify the calculation in the given example? What are stuff like “8,20”?

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