OniBait

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by OniBait 4y ago
Last I did benchmarking, a vast majority of memory allocations were strings that were typically all dereferenced right away and cleaned up in GEN1 GC. I had contemplated whether string pooling would be useful or not but never got around to
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by OniBait 5y ago
You are correct. Both links that he posted are talking about reinfection. So prior infection + vaccine > infection (no vaccine) > vaccine only > no infection/no vaccine.
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by OniBait 6y ago
Yeah. Barnes and Frei didn't read the contract at all. They were just going off the court filings. I don't think they were aware of the additional provision about AWS having the right to terminate right after the 30 day suspension
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by OniBait 6y ago
What I find scary and disheartening is that people have to use throwaway accounts to even point this out.
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by OniBait 6y ago
I would suspect that it would give Twitter pause about hosting anything in AWS. But I doubt that is the case because there seems to have been a pretty clear-cut case of collusion between Twitter, Apple, Google and Amazon to silence Trump by
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by OniBait 6y ago
That is because he's giving a tiny example of a starter template for a console app. If you were writing a "production-level" console app with multiple commands, logging, needed DI, input validation, nice looking progress bars
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by OniBait 6y ago
None of those sound all that inflammatory. Mostly just political rhetoric. "We’re going to walk down to the Capitol, and we’re going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women, and we’re probably not going to be cheering
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by OniBait 6y ago
Some of my favorites are the little old lady carrying a little American flag, the people walking in a line between the roped off areas and the folks cleaning up after a couple of trash cans got overturned. Seemed incredibly tame compared to
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by OniBait 6y ago
I think it is more that they see selectively removing content as equivalent to moderation and thus they shouldn't have safe harbor. So maybe they want them to only remove illegal content or something?
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by OniBait 6y ago
"At this stage, there is no clear evidence of human-to-human transmission in the novel #coronavirus (2019-nC0V) outbreak in #Wuhan, #ChinaFlag of China. However, the Chinese authorities continue intensive surveillance and follow-up mea
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by OniBait 6y ago
There's actually a TON of regulatory compliance involved with tenant screening like this in the US. Pretty sure that they run afoul of a few provisions in the FCRA. That they claim to "keep reporting fully confidential and DO NOT
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by OniBait 6y ago
Nobody is going to point out that of the 11 patients, "8 had significant comorbidities associated with poor outcomes (obesity: 2; solid cancer: 3; hematological cancer: 2; HIV-infection: 1)"? I don't even understand what the
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by OniBait 8y ago
ConEmu is great for handling the terminal limitations on Windows. Is one of the first things I install when setting up a new machine. https://conemu.github.io/
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by OniBait 9y ago
You can use things like System.GC.TryStartNoGCRegion and GCLatencyMode.SustainedLowLatency to help mitigate the GC pauses though. There is a lot of work that has been going on with the CLR GC code somewhat recently.
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by OniBait 10y ago
Why is a study from a year ago being brought up now?
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by OniBait 10y ago
I'm curious where the 40x slower figure came from. It would really depend on what you are doing inside the method. If the method is a small amount of "synchronous" code in a tight loop, then yeah, the overhead of the async ca
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by OniBait 10y ago
It says on the page: "Note: In general, the farther away you are from an Amazon S3 region, the higher the speed improvement you can expect from using Amazon S3 Transfer Acceleration. If you see similar speed results with and without th
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by OniBait 10y ago
Every time I run into this or look up something on caniuse[1], I get a (most likely irrational) annoyance that we're comparing things like IE9 which came out in 2011 (predating the official flexbox spec) against modern versions of Chro
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by OniBait 11y ago
I would hope "stakeholders" is in reference to Project Stakeholders (i.e. Project Managers) and not stakeholders in the company (which would be absurd).
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by OniBait 11y ago
How in the world did you arrive at that conclusion!?
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by OniBait 11y ago
Ah, I see the entire exchange was published here http://www.documentcloud.org/documents/2642410-Email-Chain-H... Seems quite different than how it was being portrayed. From what I'm seeing, they asked for a white
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by OniBait 11y ago
I'm a bit curious what people's opinions are after reading this http://wattsupwiththat.com/2015/12/08/breaking-greenpeace-co... Seems like there is some info being left out. Both sources seem to be
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by OniBait 11y ago
I thought the 97% of climate scientists claim (based on Cook et al) was shown to be a really flawed study. In any event, Consensus does not equal science. I think given the broad definition of "human activity is causing global warming&
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by OniBait 11y ago
No need to apologize, I had the same reaction. Would be nice to have a version of Consolas with ligatures though.
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by OniBait 11y ago
It isn't really a "perceived difficulty" thing and your comments seem a bit flippant as if a depression is all due to the person's irresponsibility. Like depression is just because someone is just "sad" but a b
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by OniBait 11y ago
From what I recall on their original Kickstarter info, the frequency of the laser light only reacts with something that is in hair and not skin. The "breakthrough" was finding something that worked for blond hairs.
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by OniBait 11y ago
If you look at the United States as a collection of State governments, it makes perfect sense. I'm surprised you are confounded by that logic. It was actually the most controversial issue during the Constitutional Convention (See &quot
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by OniBait 11y ago
So much this. Price is driven by supply and demand. Not the cost of materials.
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by OniBait 11y ago
I suspect it is from Tony Heller (aka Stephen Goddard). Looks like he has a blog post about it here [1]. (note: Heller is nuts so it is hard to take what he says at face value, but it would appear he has a valid point on all the temperature
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by OniBait 11y ago
Yeah. I like it better than the "old" Solitaire, but it can make my tablet crawl (is a Yoga2 Pro core i7). Turning off thermal management in the bios seems to have fixed a lot of the weird speed related issues I got in Win8/1

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