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Comment #49212559
If it is indeed 300* faster, I'm sure more rational corporations will rethink their license policy or be left in the dust.
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Comment #49194626
And it's a huge distraction. Afaik (and I'm no climate researcher), the increased albedo of greater cloud coverage due to greater vaporization because of higher temperatures is the…
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Comment #49168226
I'm rather surprised that they did end. After all, Itanium is one of few architectures (also the Russian Ebrus comes to mind) which doesn't exhibit the SPECTRE vulnerability.
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Comment #49167935
C-Kermit? I (barely) remember tinkering with the FORTH version on a Epson HX20 (late in its life) anno 1995. The sources seem to originate (today) at https://atariwiki.org/wiki/Wik…
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Comment #49165710
> In fact, I like most of the rules, rules are good because they ensure order, fairness and equality. I'm sure some of the more entrepreneurial minds will argue that many of those …
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Comment #49156094
The proxy is needed for session management (specifically suspending sessions), no?
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Comment #49154676
> Haven't tried over the internet, It works, the user experience however might not be great. Latency is your enemy, as are occasional drop-outs. For remote connections outside a LA…
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Comment #49144137
> The only filesystem that was completely unaffected by any power failure was UFS, on FreeBSD (obviously with "soft updates" enabled). And with "completely unaffected" you mean the…
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Comment #49144056
Among those qualifiers would also be 'free open source'. I'd think there are hardened operating systems which are not much, if at all, talked about in public. Perhaps, in the age o…
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Comment #49109912
Meh, I prefer (reverse "stressed") myself. Say what you mean!
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Comment #49094659
Nobody stopped anyone to come up with variants, just from calling those ANSI Common Lisp compliant. There are after all many, most of which are long dead already.
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Comment #49094527
It is my understanding that easing bootstrap was the original motivation of the fork of CMU CL. I'm a bit confused about that, since CMU CL supports compilation to byte-code (which…
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Comment #49005567
> Isn't biggest attack surface in drivers? That would be my guess too, the current batch however is all over the place: Bluetooth, file systems, etc. (the network layer ones are pr…
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Comment #48956435
How about the distinction between the boolean value false, the empty list and whether an empty list ought to be true or false? ]:->
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Comment #48956337
Not sure about that. I rather think it's the very dynamic nature of Python (e.g. at run time one can add members to classes) which limits performance gains achievable by compilatio…
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