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What is the binutil to strip the x86? Is it still this command? http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=2005081011242266...

--edit-- Sweet it works.

cd /Applications; ditto --rsrc --arch arm64 GarageBand.app GarageBand-arm64.app

It would also make sense to compress large strings in memory as it got tight.

I don't want x86 Docker on ARM.

AWS Graviton 2 ARM instances are more cost effective for most server loads. This is a gateway to saving a lot of cloud spend.

You pay roughly 1 NS per foot of light travel. Closer to the CPU means lower worst case speed of light bound latency.

It's even more lopsided. AWS is a short term lending institution, it isn't pay up front.

https://conexus.com/ should get more love. Based off of https://www.categoricaldata.net/ . Ensures that complex transforms are provably correct.

Apple shit when they saw M1 benchmarks and delayed their data center for years to fill it with their own server chips. https://businessrecord.com/Content/Default/All-Latest-News/A...

BOLT just permutes link order? The object permutation from a BOLT run should be good for months until the underlying objects have substantially drifted?

Makes sense at this point to work with Sylvestre Ledru who maintains the Debian llvm-toolchain and rust packages.

Disagree. They have sucked up TSMC's low nm bandwidth. They are becoming the Intel of ARM, and it wouldn't surprise me if they become a hyperscaler as a service.

Trying to get my credit union to allow users to opt in to sell bulk annon checking account transactions to a hedge fund. Having that much point of sale data would be huge.

Hoping Apple takes note and smashes their surplus A12/A13 chips into keyboards with 16G RAM as the new mac ultramini :)

So bad I couldn't find my gmail tab today. Tempted to write a chrome extension to put the old logo back for my sanity.

File a complaint with the Iowa AG Consumer Protection https://www.iowaattorneygeneral.gov/about-us/divisions/consu... Possible lien on that new massive Bondurant warehouse will get their attention.

Another reason to use Jitsi.

Not much has changed since Nellie Bly. Several are still locked up with no jury trial - just a rubber stamp by a magistrate to whatever the prosecutor asks for - the modern day equivalent being a cut and paste between Word documents.

Probably another Wells Fargo. I have a hearing on Nov 3 at 11am in Dallas County Iowa for the State Auditor to produce Wells Fargo loans used to cover up losses by State owned corporations.

No Bezos memo to work out obvious kinks. Two pizza rule limits the blast radius.

I've been involuntarily hospitalized three times. Zero fucks if all the records were made public. Political abuse of Iowa's mental health system needs electric sunlight.

Matrix vector multiply takes an n string and maps it to a k string via a matrix automata. Matrix matrix multiply maps p strings instead of one. We should be parsing on a GPU.

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

Direct link to sci-hub on the front page is so COVID-19.

Link to Ghidra of the network nanny?

How many Planks in a Zepto?

As long as users know what the extension is doing, hope the extension owners win. Facebook has a choice to boot the users if they don't like them giving credentials to the extension.

WSL2 gave my Windows10 laptop new life. Sound drivers etc just work - WSL2 scales RAM/CPU with your workload. Have Kali Kex gui, AmazonLinux 2 terminal, Ubuntu 20 terminal side by side all doing their thing.

Is there a wireshark config for WSL2 so you can browse traffic? eBPF support in WSL2 sufficent?

In Cali you can go to the police. https://www.stimmel-law.com/en/articles/californias-computer...

I wish I had kept maintaining my port of Ruby to the IBM BLue Gene/L, "Blue Ruby". It scaled to millions of cores with MPI. Had distributed versions of familiar Ruby data types. There was no fork() - restriction of the BGL kernel not supporting it - only green threads - making parallel operations truly parallel with independent Ruby VMs and passing code to data instead of data to code.

PL/SQL - also if you plan on using Oracle Cloud which seems to have a decent serverless compute offering. I'm still curious why IBM hasn't gotten Amazon to host some System Z DB2 mainframes to compete.

Mainframe is the CA of CAP.

Personally I chose SQLite sharded on S3 and dynamodb.