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by jacoblambda 5y ago
The difference is that most of us don't function in a normal working environment without our medication either. I'm lucky that my chosen profession (SWE) largely gives me the autonomy to focus on tasks one at a time and that I can
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by jacoblambda 5y ago
I'll preface that I've been diagnosed with ADHD and I know a decent number of other people with it. Additionally, I'm in my mid 20s so I was a student somewhat recently as well. ADHD isn't about bragging, it isn't a
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by jacoblambda 5y ago
This is definitely my biggest issue at the moment. I understand the intent is to make it easy to port software to support it but I dislike the method none-the-less. I'd much prefer they provide a constrained environment and dedicated c
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by jacoblambda 5y ago
I mean it's basically just a zero trust fog compute platform. I apologise for the buzzwords but it's probably the most concise way to describe it. On the Consumer/Requester side it let's you farm out a parallel and repro
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by jacoblambda 5y ago
At least on Cardano, slashing is extraordinarily unlikely and only occurs during recovery from a successful attack. The idea being that the community forks from the moment before the attack and slashes the funds from the attacker. In the ca
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by jacoblambda 5y ago
This isn't really an attack unique to Proof of Stake. If a node goes offline they can lose rewards or even in rare cases have their coins slashed to some extent but that isn't inherent to a Proof of Stake overall. A decent number
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by jacoblambda 5y ago
As much as I like Cardano and as much as I have faith that it will succeed, I think you might be overstating what has been accomplished so far. - The network is decentralised and running Proof of State. - The network is not currently runnin
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by jacoblambda 5y ago
I'd be curious what you mean by centrally coordinated and not PoS? There are certain ways that Cardano is not yet fully decentralised to be sure but the network is operating as a proper decentralised PoS network. The network has been t
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by jacoblambda 5y ago
One important difference in favour of PoS that isn't brought up often is the financial cost to pull off an attack. Pulling off an attack in most PoS protocols results in coin slashing for the attacker ("deletion" of coins use
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by jacoblambda 5y ago
That may be the case but they seem to have made it as apparent as possible that they would be using the high bandwidth. Hell not only did they pay for the installation of a second gigabit line to their house, they seem to have repeatedly re
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by jacoblambda 5y ago
Like previously stated, HIV hides inside of cells for an indeterminate amount of time. As you mentioned immune memory can take a little bit of time to kick in. Once it kicks in however, it is extraordinarily effective at hunting down viruse
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
The "infection" is the feature that makes GPL and AGPL useful. The basic idea is that if you are interfacing with the (A)GPL licensed software you are extending it's functionality and must comply with the license. The differe
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
Off a quick google search Ghostscript, Bitwarden, Berkeley DB, and Instructure Canvas.
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
Other people have covered this at length already but I figured I could toss in my 2p. The term black company is thrown around with varying levels of severity but "actual" black companies like the one being described here aren&#x27
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
This is true for off-die ECC (i.e the kind that computes ECC between chips using a separate chip) however on-die ECC (the ECC logic and parity memory being included in the memory chip itself) like what DDR5 will have doesn't have this
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
I don't think that would enter a race condition. 1. All the zones start precomputing the checksums using a worker pool. Changes are fed into the pool with the change time stamped. The workers don't store the checksum if a newer ch
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
The license these businesses should be using is AGPL, clean and simple. Run the software under AGPL and dual license it under a closed or restricted usage license if a customer doesn't want to use the AGPL license. Instead we have peop
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
ECC slows down RAM however RAM speeds are starting to become bounded by error rates. To push into the faster timings ECC actually becomes essential to keep the system from becoming unstable. This is the reason why DDR5 is so much faster des
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
You can compute the checksums outside of the lock. You just need to compare them inside the lock. The key thing here is that prior to the lock if data changes you recompute the checksums. As long as any change outside the lock triggers a re
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
Curious, I'm not seeing it on my end (just another person accessing the site). Which domain is it upset about for you?
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
On a somewhat more pleasant note wrt the company, they've been picking up ex-Amazon(AWS specifically) leadership to try and transform the company for the modern digital gaming market. Whether this'll be successful or not we'l
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
I'd argue that it's because even though blocking IO is cheaper, it's very difficult to maximise performance in a multithreaded/concurrent context. You could make faster code with it but I wouldn't want to maintain i
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
I wouldn't necessarily say that, pig feet soups are extremely popular in the south, particularly in Cajun cuisine. It's not exactly the same but is rather similar. Almost everyone knows what it is and it doesn't both us that
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
This article goes into how and why the vaccine works by reverse engineering the vaccine RNA itself: https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/reverse-engineering-source...
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
I also use Signal but the thing that kills me about it is the lack of RCS support. I love everything on the Signal side but there just is not a realistic way to get people to migrate to it unless they can seamlessly transfer over from Googl
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
Protonmail is a really solid solution as long as you have your own domain. It's pretty privacy focused and has worked well for me for a decent while. They've got a decent VPN service as well (I think it comes bundled with Protonma
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
One other thing you might be able to try is to try reaching out to Google about it if it's a consistent issue. There is a contact form floating around somewhere for mail server operators to reach out to the GMail infra team about this
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
So I'll preface that I'm by no means an expert. The issue can occasionally be the user's email provider but for the most part issues with implementing one-time links will be the site's responsibility/a problem on th
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
You'd have to look at your logs when it happens but google has a habit of tarpitting(i.e. repeatedly delaying email receipt) emails from servers they don't necessarily "trust". For large providers (i.e. those that would
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by jacoblambda 6y ago
The issue isn't with the user's email. The issue is with the site's email provider. If the email server sending out the one time links is under heavy load or for some reason has a backlog, it may take a while for the links to

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