ISA is largely irrelevant these days. The Wintel cartel helped stave off ARM's relevance, but now that war is over. That isn't what I'm talking about. There are other architectural innovations that could be made except…
> there are many many laws against discriminating based on medical status There are laws requiring discrimination based on vaccination status and have been for your entire life. >religious exemptions Please. There is a…
>It is a shame that many sites didn't behaved like this when Threadripper was launched and basically said that the architecture was inefficient at using so many cores or the software simply was not ready yet. Phoronix…
This is a person whose retirement plan includes NFTs but not mutual funds. I am not surprised.
A daemon that writes the contents of the clipboard to a log file would be a reasonable utility. It does not need to be pauseable; just kill the process when you don't need it. It doesn't need to only record URLs; just…
>Can't be hired unless they have an irreversible medical procedure How can something be extreme if it has been the status quo everywhere on the planet for 50 years? Something extreme is, by definition, unusual. You can…
How did we let people get away with the term "smart contract" in the first place? They are automated, but they sure as Hell aren't smart compared to an ordinary contract. They are simplistic, limited, and fragile.
Stop trying to spin it Apple's illegal behavior. The change was clearly unnecessary because once they rolled it back the phones kept on functioning just fine. Modern hardware can and should last ten years. Accept no…
Stop trying to spin it Apple's illegal behavior. The change was clearly unnecessary because once they rolled it back the phones kept on functioning just fine.
You don't really need compression. Rows only need to persist for about an hour. The table can't be more than a few MiB. We can debate the Correct Implementation all day long. The fact of the matter is that adding any…
Sure would! I think it would be marginally better, in fact, because you would just need to look at the index rather than five tables. Access would be more local.
ISA is largely irrelevant these days. The Wintel cartel helped stave off ARM's relevance, but now that war is over. That isn't what I'm talking about. There are other architectural innovations that could be made except…
> there are many many laws against discriminating based on medical status There are laws requiring discrimination based on vaccination status and have been for your entire life. >religious exemptions Please. There is a…
>It is a shame that many sites didn't behaved like this when Threadripper was launched and basically said that the architecture was inefficient at using so many cores or the software simply was not ready yet. Phoronix…
This is a person whose retirement plan includes NFTs but not mutual funds. I am not surprised.
A daemon that writes the contents of the clipboard to a log file would be a reasonable utility. It does not need to be pauseable; just kill the process when you don't need it. It doesn't need to only record URLs; just…
>Can't be hired unless they have an irreversible medical procedure How can something be extreme if it has been the status quo everywhere on the planet for 50 years? Something extreme is, by definition, unusual. You can…
How did we let people get away with the term "smart contract" in the first place? They are automated, but they sure as Hell aren't smart compared to an ordinary contract. They are simplistic, limited, and fragile.
Stop trying to spin it Apple's illegal behavior. The change was clearly unnecessary because once they rolled it back the phones kept on functioning just fine. Modern hardware can and should last ten years. Accept no…
Stop trying to spin it Apple's illegal behavior. The change was clearly unnecessary because once they rolled it back the phones kept on functioning just fine.
You don't really need compression. Rows only need to persist for about an hour. The table can't be more than a few MiB. We can debate the Correct Implementation all day long. The fact of the matter is that adding any…
Sure would! I think it would be marginally better, in fact, because you would just need to look at the index rather than five tables. Access would be more local.