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because the speed is not the only concern. also, sha2 is already hardware accelerated, and may still be faster than the rest of the hashes.

low-end PIC8 micro-controllers still use tiny hardware-based stack, these are still sold and widely used.

Its never "serverless". Its compute outsourcing.

`Out of memory: Kill process 4447 (python) score 519 or sacrifice child`

But "master" in git is not about master/slave relationship, its about a "master copy"?

While I find the question puzzling, i find the description lacking. The whole explanation of anon maps is redundant, since the behavior of anon maps seems to be the same as the behavior of plain memory - its evicted on low memory conditions with LRU behavior and there is no anon maps specifics mentioned.

To recap: swap makes anon memory pages reclaimable, by offloading it to disk. This does not explain anything. Its basically "swap allows anon maps to be swapped"; so what?

>> You need to opportunistically handle the situation yourself before ever thinking about the OOM killer.

Or, just rely on OOM killer, minimal swap(so the application dont agony in low memory conditions) and restart policies. There are no reason to do the kernel work handling memory over-commit.

> Many in finance think we're headed for deflation.

More in the firnance think we're headed for inflation. as soon as money leave equities/deriv markets.

This topic is not new, there are a lot of youtube videos about that(and done in exactly same manner - repurposing used office pc with a new video card). The resulting machine is not well-thought, why buying SFF case, if your video card does not fit?

https://www.youtube.com/user/BlastMode7/videos

as an admin and a user, im totally happy with gitlab. its a easy enough to administer, its reasonably priced even for a small company, and they dont try to push their "cloud offerings".

In monetary value, there's couple estimates in Wikipedia. I've heard that for airplane designers, they assume the value of life at 10M for safety features design purposes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Value_of_life

to control the costs. after the original purchase, the MRC is a fixed cost for hosting and for the network access. also, for the total control - the network, io, cpu performance does not change randomly. with better predictability our IT team can give more precise SLA.

we're not 100% on-prem, but aws, gcloud and azure are the worst examples of 3rd party hosting - unpredictable and with complicated billing. we're considering the alternatives to big 3 for the "cloud hosting"

tldr: Stimulus package will spark the inflation. QE did not spark the infrlation, but the stimulus(wich will 95% will be spend on goods/services) will. (well, ofc the money going back to economy boost inflation more than money not spent yet. but thats not the point)

its a poor article boasting a flashy headline.

So shipping bytecode is not mandatory? Interesting, what % of developers are actually sending the bytecode in, then.

So does it mean Apple users will need to migrate to ARM builds for their software? It took smth around 3 years with powerpc->x86 migration.

hmm. is it dracula or is it darcula theme? intellij idea is pretty persistent calling it darcula

I'm surprised no one mentioned openstack. I never deployed it, but by mere reading its deployment docs, its going to be a mess in production and its not doable by a solo dev. Anybody care to correct me?

>> the physical servers hosting them are indeed randomly affected by several stability issues

this may cast a shadow on ARM64 servers credibility.

they used to design their first generation of arm servers in-house. it looked like a blade server with slottable cpu(or was it the whole system on a micro-board?). check the video from 2014(at the end) for some glimple on a physical machine https://blog.scaleway.com/2014/online-labs-public-preview/?f...

Docker. Images without command line tools(best practice!) Obscure init systems. Unmountable overlay FSes. Dangling images eating all the disk, not removable by prune. Root permissions everywhere and general necessity to debug images way too often. and looong checkout times for every image update.

Maybe not 100hrs, but ~40 Regex Buddy $40. regex tester, debugger and in a lesser extent, regex applier.

Have anyone replaced *sh with powershell on linux for scripting?

This seems like criticism of leveraged buyouts, than criticism of PE. Many good companies were driven into bankruptcies when purchased for their own money and there were a lot of talks about Bain Capital in 2012 pres elections cycle. Actually, i was expecting a thread about how PE scams their investors, not how buyouts are destroying busineses

Its a weird to flex about how complicated is the system that you created. Creating simple systems is harder.

specint2006 shows that A13 outperforms desktop ryzen 3900x. 5W vs 105W. 6 cores vs 12 cores. something is wrong with numbers here.

geekbench have unreliable perfromance stats that've been favoring iphone for a looong while.

check your conclusions - 90% of articles with rocking iphone performance cite geekbench.

... but is probably smart enough to buy other 10% of our lives. look at this and tell me this man got no 20/20 forward vision https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22401875

with the food-industry people cannot afford healthcare for themselves and made to work, to get the means to live, I'm very scared to order anything from any prepared-food establishments. the chances of getting contaminated food are incredibly high, esp if you order smth not thermally processed.

"Minimalist servers" dont mention the depth of their 1U offerings. they wont even fit in your normal rack, yet they are "minimalist".

> It seems this virus propagates much better in cold weather.

Its the first time i hear such claim.

Can mozilla do something with forceful pocket integration? I know that mozilla straight off bought pocket, but every day I use the browser, I'm reminded of they decided to profit off their users, as well as the moments when "google.com" was not even a selectable choice for a search engine, for their political game.