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floxy

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    Comment #49201990

    Looking forward to reading the results of your benchmarking Hurd vs. Linux.

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    Comment #49201906

    I'm having a hard time believing that data centers are chomping at the bit to use the Hurd.

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    Comment #49191254

    >small enough to fit entirely in the L2 cache Shouldn't the "hot" path fit in the L1 of a "modern" processor (100 kB+)?

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    Comment #49191205

    If people really cared about performance, we'd be doing something other than the bloated way we have been doing things. https://winworldpc.com/product/qnx/144mb-demo

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    Comment #49191151

    So for an I/O heavy program like a web browser, what percentage of CPU time is spent in syscalls? Someone must have that data for Firefox. 1%? 10%? And then that moves to 1.1% (or …

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    Comment #49191110

    Hurd is like 36 years old at this point. More like adding 20% to a 10 second operation, compared to adding 20% to a 10ms operation.

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    Comment #49188158

    Is that a bottleneck anymore? Maybe something that was appreciable in 1994 isn't a big performance hit in 2026?

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    Comment #49150914

    >a rename might affect indentation I think I need to see an example.

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    Comment #49150894

    >copy-pasting Underappreciated benefit of side benefit of indentation based languages: no copy-pasta.

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    Comment #49012462

    Is this not a slam-dunk libel case?

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    Comment #49007828

    Anyone have the source for the three Waymo serious injuries or deaths? I feel like I would have heard about these on HN. Only thing I've heard of is one feline fatality and a schoo…

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    Comment #48965029

    1234567890 x 111111 ------------ 1234567890 12345678900 123456789000 1234567890000 12345678900000 + 123456789000000 ----------------- 137,174,072,825,790 ...looks like O(n^2).

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    Comment #48839805

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floyd%E2%80%93Rivest_algorithm

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    Comment #48810706

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempest_%28codename%29

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    Comment #48809665

    Seems like: https://github.com/J-jaeyoung/bad-epoll ...is the source material. I'm not a kernel guy; I'm not following how this works: "With that control, the exploit gains an arbi…

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    Comment #48767707

    Is there a source of average price per wedding over time, since say 1800? $12,000 still sounds over the top, even accounting for inflation.

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    Comment #48754351

    Decompiling binary blobs is a strong suit for LLM AI, right? Maybe progress on this will be faster than I expect? Does the FSF spend money on non-free AI services? That is, do they…

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    Comment #48690437

    https://www.shutterstock.com/search/millstone

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    Comment #48690340

    Roundtrip Interstellar Travel Using Laser-Pushed Lightsails https://ia800108.us.archive.org/view_archive.php?archive=/24...

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    Comment #48679783

    If you only care about the two surfaces matching each other, you don't even have to worry about your indicator. Just grind them against each other, or use some lapping compound to …

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    Comment #48677234

    >We have centimeter (10 mm) then decimeter (100mm) Does anyone actually use those? I think I would throw up a little in my mouth if I saw either of those on a mechanical drawing.

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    Comment #48652411

    They plow the mountain passes in the winter time in at least Montana and Idaho. I'd be very surprised if they don't in Colorado or Utah.

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    Comment #48650881

    Couldn't you make most of these arguments about the early days of most medical interventions? You don't need an x-ray to determine that patient A has a broken arm; it hurts when yo…

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    Comment #48636283

    >but still not quite enough to go one way on my most frequent "long drive" ...without a charging stop.