> 70% of land was owned by wealthy nobles, and they used the profits from their land ownership to purchase all new land-producing/discovering capital and therefore become the owners of all new land coming onto the…
> Yep, making it illegal to pay the ransom is a good way to stop people from having that choice. If police themselves are paying a ransom, that might make it hard to make it illegal. Ransoming itself is already illegal…
It would be helpful if you could clearly spell out the opinions the rules actually apply to. I've been guessing wrong lately, it seems.
Do you think it's also fair to describe $266,400 as "much larger than" $13,900? Do you think $266,400 will buy a house? Do you think $13,900 will buy a house? I understand that you can divide $266,400 over any interval…
I feel obligated to note that operating a Tor exit node is very much to type.
> That starts getting into "I'm sure someone can come up with some solution that meets some of these goals". The sooner we, as engineers, can collectively acknowledge that we're doing things so wrong it's costing us…
Surprisingly less true these days. Increasingly things seem to be moving towards ASICs for switching and general purpose CPUs (usually with a lot of support from the NIC offload capabilities) for routing, even in 'real'…
The funny thing to me, if you think about it, is that nothing really changed, it's just become more transparent. It's for decades, if not arguably always been a bunch of bullshit marketing for meaningless labels slapped…
Cue HN adtech cheerleading squad shitposting the taint off their soul in 3, 2, 1...
Frankly, being convicted of wire fraud, mail fraud and money laundering might as well be an acquittal. The wire fraud and mail fraud statutes are written to be vague enough that basically existing is a violation, money…
So, to be clear, you believe it is axiomatic that one must internalize rape-desire to observe or discuss obvious consequences of sexual reproduction under selective pressure?
It's interesting that the concept of bodily autonomy doesn't extend to the male not wanting his body to engage in a lifetime of forced labor when the female's bodily autonomy extends to carrying an irrational pregnancy…
> It would be nice if you wouldn't assume the absolute worst possible interpretation of the argument of your interlocutor. This is against HN's guideline and generally increases the amount of noise. It's also quite…
I have met many people in left and progressive circles who literally advocate for equality in outcomes and dismiss meritocracy as various internalized not-giving-them-what-they-wantisms.
or maybe they already use narco subs to avoid detection
I believe this is false. I have seen several sailing texts explicitly recommend the use of a retroreflector to improve the radar visibility of small fiberglass vessels.
Yeah that's really interesting but information is exactly equivalent to energy and matter, with conservation relations and everything. Information which is not present in spacetime literally does not exist. That said, I…
the same thing you do about housing, food, medical needs: get fucked
The Cartesian product of the set of all use cases of file storage excluding those for which the iPhone does include an app; and the set of all methods that distribute the content of an app with verifiable authenticity…
Price discovery is the goal of markets. The difference between efficient price discovery and advertising is roughly equivalent to the difference between efficient sexual reproduction and rape.
The approaches I am referring to are indeed oversampled and occur in a "bump in the wire" or on a parallel data path. Moreover, the oversampling occurs at a much higher frequency than the maximum counter frequency of…
Sure, why not? It's going to offer an incremental improvement in accuracy for the server's derived clock when the reference clock is not affected by that and other sources of jitter. Beyond the accuracy, the hardware is…
The precision achievable with FPGAs is well beyond 10s of nanoseconds. The high rate transceivers are used with capacitative dividers or internal signal propagation delays defining the reference intervals for time to…
The uncontrollable and unobservable SMM interrupts of most modern CPUs add sufficient jitter to the reference clock sampling that there is no correct configuration. You generally must use an FPGA or appropriate…
This has not been the case with configurations optimized for high utilization or random writes for a very long time. The auto-balancing behavior of recent versions approaches something that you can raise the max full…
> 70% of land was owned by wealthy nobles, and they used the profits from their land ownership to purchase all new land-producing/discovering capital and therefore become the owners of all new land coming onto the…
> Yep, making it illegal to pay the ransom is a good way to stop people from having that choice. If police themselves are paying a ransom, that might make it hard to make it illegal. Ransoming itself is already illegal…
It would be helpful if you could clearly spell out the opinions the rules actually apply to. I've been guessing wrong lately, it seems.
Do you think it's also fair to describe $266,400 as "much larger than" $13,900? Do you think $266,400 will buy a house? Do you think $13,900 will buy a house? I understand that you can divide $266,400 over any interval…
I feel obligated to note that operating a Tor exit node is very much to type.
> That starts getting into "I'm sure someone can come up with some solution that meets some of these goals". The sooner we, as engineers, can collectively acknowledge that we're doing things so wrong it's costing us…
Surprisingly less true these days. Increasingly things seem to be moving towards ASICs for switching and general purpose CPUs (usually with a lot of support from the NIC offload capabilities) for routing, even in 'real'…
The funny thing to me, if you think about it, is that nothing really changed, it's just become more transparent. It's for decades, if not arguably always been a bunch of bullshit marketing for meaningless labels slapped…
Cue HN adtech cheerleading squad shitposting the taint off their soul in 3, 2, 1...
Frankly, being convicted of wire fraud, mail fraud and money laundering might as well be an acquittal. The wire fraud and mail fraud statutes are written to be vague enough that basically existing is a violation, money…
So, to be clear, you believe it is axiomatic that one must internalize rape-desire to observe or discuss obvious consequences of sexual reproduction under selective pressure?
It's interesting that the concept of bodily autonomy doesn't extend to the male not wanting his body to engage in a lifetime of forced labor when the female's bodily autonomy extends to carrying an irrational pregnancy…
> It would be nice if you wouldn't assume the absolute worst possible interpretation of the argument of your interlocutor. This is against HN's guideline and generally increases the amount of noise. It's also quite…
I have met many people in left and progressive circles who literally advocate for equality in outcomes and dismiss meritocracy as various internalized not-giving-them-what-they-wantisms.
or maybe they already use narco subs to avoid detection
I believe this is false. I have seen several sailing texts explicitly recommend the use of a retroreflector to improve the radar visibility of small fiberglass vessels.
Yeah that's really interesting but information is exactly equivalent to energy and matter, with conservation relations and everything. Information which is not present in spacetime literally does not exist. That said, I…
the same thing you do about housing, food, medical needs: get fucked
The Cartesian product of the set of all use cases of file storage excluding those for which the iPhone does include an app; and the set of all methods that distribute the content of an app with verifiable authenticity…
Price discovery is the goal of markets. The difference between efficient price discovery and advertising is roughly equivalent to the difference between efficient sexual reproduction and rape.
The approaches I am referring to are indeed oversampled and occur in a "bump in the wire" or on a parallel data path. Moreover, the oversampling occurs at a much higher frequency than the maximum counter frequency of…
Sure, why not? It's going to offer an incremental improvement in accuracy for the server's derived clock when the reference clock is not affected by that and other sources of jitter. Beyond the accuracy, the hardware is…
The precision achievable with FPGAs is well beyond 10s of nanoseconds. The high rate transceivers are used with capacitative dividers or internal signal propagation delays defining the reference intervals for time to…
The uncontrollable and unobservable SMM interrupts of most modern CPUs add sufficient jitter to the reference clock sampling that there is no correct configuration. You generally must use an FPGA or appropriate…
This has not been the case with configurations optimized for high utilization or random writes for a very long time. The auto-balancing behavior of recent versions approaches something that you can raise the max full…