graycoder

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   by graycoder 8y ago

   Yes Yes Both Wat Are you asking to compare mutexes and channels? The article goes through multiple reasons why the go scheduler has more information about how something should execute than the Linux kernel. Reread and then maybe rephrase?
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   by graycoder 9y ago

   Is this effectively describing what an init does?
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   by graycoder 9y ago

   If you like this you might like: sentio.com
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   by graycoder 10y ago

   Seems like a sad day for buffer.
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   by graycoder 10y ago

   Haha, I know the feeling well. So much to do. Hard to really get through one thing before finding an awesome next story or idea. I don't think I've personally ever "gotten over" existential angst. I don't think I&#x
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   by graycoder 10y ago

   Embrace nihilism! (if you want) But definitely read Camus and Nietzsche. Camus is particularly good if you'd like to be exposed to philosophies/ideas that result in happiness, rather than ones that demand you just have it.
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   by graycoder 11y ago

   Mmmmm, yes?
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   by graycoder 11y ago

   Good on you. I left a place a little while back that taught me all the things I now know to look out for when I eventually start my own business or interview at new places.
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   by graycoder 11y ago

   I know about 20 or more people who would buy this. I love ThinkPads and really hope they bring this back.
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    by graycoder 11y ago

    Had a few subs a while back myself... :)
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    by graycoder 11y ago

    Congrats! Keep working hard and polishing your skills. It's good to hear that there's a little disruption happening in the interview world.
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    by graycoder 11y ago

    Seeing as it's Intel I might guess that they either have extra instructions in the instruction set they know about or other optimizations that they know to look for. Seeing as they only support 4th generation and E5 v3... it wouldn&#x2
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    by graycoder 11y ago

    I think ArchBang tries to do that. It might be a nice in-between for a new arch user's first time. Then again, I think I had a set of other problems when I tried it. I have spent a decent amount of time trying to understand all the ste
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    by graycoder 12y ago

    You seem to be mixing up different concepts. The BIOS runs outside of the OS and helps all the parts of your computer speak to each other. This is why the process is a bit more involved than just running an update from your OS's update
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    by graycoder 12y ago

    What OS/Distro do you run? I've read some rather worrying things about the linux support and haven't taken windows off yet. I've been living in VMs, which are surprisingly snappy.
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    by graycoder 12y ago

    This seems perfect for all my non-technical friends who want to blog. Maybe a local WYSIWYG text editor that converted to markdown would be the perfect complement for anyone who doesn't know it already. That, or maybe they should just
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    by graycoder 12y ago

    Cryptonomicon uses this as a plot device and explores some of the security ramifications. Awesome science.
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    Project to Resurrect the Tesla Tower(indiegogo.com)

    1 points by graycoder 12y ago|0 comments
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    by graycoder 13y ago

    I like the way you think.
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    by graycoder 13y ago

    I think he was referencing secure boot checking the keys as being the main problem/cause of all the issues.
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    by graycoder 13y ago

    Check out Authy. Coinbase uses it and it's really user friendly.