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blackflame
7y ago
It means that the code hosted on a cloud server is available for inspection.
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7y ago
Well after just having a 5 hour meeting discussing what exactly constitutes the Presentation Layer vs the Application Layer and debating about whether Authentication counts as business logic in the presentation tier, I can tell you for cert
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7y ago
Because there are a lot of bad actors with plenty of time on their hands and resources to backup their endeavors.
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7y ago
That's what optimum parallelism is. They are collaborating to process N number as many items at the same time in the most optimum way. They also are coordinating to prevent someone from grabbing the same item or placing the same item i
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7y ago
Have you ever seen those assembly lines where a bunch of people sit around the conveyer belt and each one grabs a product, makes an addition, and sets it back down? That's fairly close.
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7y ago
There are more than one way to parallelize things as well. For example you could have and assembly line methodology where different threads are working on different stages at the same time. Using a common shared threadpool, as one stage slo
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7y ago
This might be true in recent history, but Intel's Core architecture had AMD on its heels for several years.
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Some people get confused and think LinkedIn is where the best networks are grown. They are wrong. It's by picking up the phone.
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7y ago
If you recall, this situation happen before with Barack Obama as president. Eventually he dropped it because something new and more important will come up a sure as sunrise. It seems to be bipartisan if you ask me. It boils down to do the e
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I’m a republican and I totally disagree with Barr’s push. I honestly believe that once enough people explain to Trump the implications of unlocking one phone he’s pragmatic enough not to unbottle that genie. He’s been much more reserved tha
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You know, there are some people that just like to do things themselves so that one day instead of buying from the big guy like everyone else, they become the big guy. You can build a distributed datacenter yourself for 500$ a month that can
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Did you just comment to tell me there are more than 2 types of people in this world? TIL.
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Oh yea it's always easier with scale. The main point I was trying to make is that the hardware is actually pretty cheap compared to the network costs to link it. Especially when large companies dump 2 year old servers for pennies on th
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In C++ I use concurrent ownership all the time. It's fast as hell and 60% of the time it works every time. /s
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Let's not conflate 4 years of undergrad with a crash course in leadership. Id take someone in the military for 4 years over most college grads with a useless major any day of the week. For one, the degree and failure to apply it shows
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7y ago
Maybe instead of using expensive SSDs. A topology of many spanning disks in large ZFS clusters by using PCIe HDD controllers. Then link the machines via 10GBe could provide you the speed and performance you require require. I've set up
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Why are liberals so concerned with censoring and hiding ideas? You guys create these enemies in your head, volunteer yourself as the heroic arbiter of truth, and antagonize everyone who disagrees because your issues are too important for di
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It's really not that obvious as pretty much every news outlet feels the need to make their point. Biased news is fake news because it sensationalizes issues to be bigger than they appear.
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Id say the $125+ for a day pass at most resorts is killing it as well. Maybe donate some of those profits
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7y ago
So basically they took a poll. People and their polls smh. It may be true or it may be false, either way it’s an opinion/feeling instead of something actionable and concrete
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You can never know when the tipping point is because either you haven't yet hit it, or you already have but don't know at which point in the past the death spiral could have been prevented, if at all.
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Perhaps not the best analogy, but the ability to make an explosion happen over your head instead of from the front left and center is a marked improvement
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Lead vest should be worn around groin. Safety first.
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7y ago
But how do you handle people that take offense to honesty?
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Horns are better for higher end frequencies than a regular conical tweeter but they are often too large to play woofer roles.
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What about things like Dolby atmos that use 3D noise wave cancellation/amplification technology to effectively do to surround sound what 3D glasses did for the TV
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True, but if their goal is to kick you offline then sending interference on the coaxial lines might disrupt certain cable providers.
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Warning: Do not try this advice when your wife asks if the pants make her butt look fat. The benefits of lying have been proven over and over again in this scenario.
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What happens when it's explanations stop making sense and it gives the equivalence of a "because" response?
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7y ago
The IEEE 802.11 certification https://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/wi-fi-certified-6
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