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Comment #29255608
Is evaluation lazy in TypeScript ? For me, one of the most important features of a configuration language is the ability to directly refer to other values of the configuration, and…
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Comment #28220529
In magnetic confinement reactors, the runaway neutrons collide with the reactor's shielding and can make it radioactive by neutron activation. I don't know if it's the same for ine…
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Comment #27970028
It's not even paranoia. He wants to present reasons of his actions, and the judicial authorities won't allow that, and are not even really hiding it.
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Comment #26949409
I prefer calling a graph "colored" rather than "with a labeling of the graph’s vertices with labels such that no two vertices sharing the same edge have the same label". Sometimes …
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Comment #25501009
Oops, it was not on nqueens, but on deriv. > Finally,Java performs best on this benchmark; we can see whilerunning the benchmark that it can run the G1 collectorfully concurrent on…
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Comment #25476862
Java being faster on nqueens shows an interesting result : GCs can actually make code "faster", by moving some work to another core. It's possible this could still be done with the…
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Comment #25475011
What is Amazon's interest in this ? I hope this is good news for the Blender Development Fund, but I'm scared of the possible consequences. I suppose we may end up seeing Blender C…
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Comment #25474831
I'm using this setup, and I still get cookie/ToS banners all the time, especially using Google (I think I'm accepting their new terms of service 4/5 times each day).
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Comment #25474785
This is exactly what I thought 3 years ago when a dentist told me that it was very important for me to get rid of my wisdom teeth, because loss of enamel meant that they were very …
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Comment #25474698
It depends on many factors (teeth being devitalised, expected complications during the surgery, and other non-teeth related factors as well). Some people do get a local anesthesia …
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Comment #25169291
I was mistaken, file metadata is indeed encrypted.
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Comment #25169278
Oh it seems I was mistaken about that. ZFS does encrypt enough metadata indeed. Sorry for the noise.
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Comment #25169272
Yes, and there's another downside to that : it makes me lose the other ZFS benefits (raidz, mirroring, some level of performance).
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Comment #25159973
I find it very unfortunate that file metadata is not encrypted : if you need this to be encrypted, you need to stack LUKS on top of ZFS, and you lose many of the benefits of ZFS (p…
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Comment #25026917
> The Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS) defines the directory structure and directory contents in Linux distributions.[1] It is maintained by the Linux Foundation. https://en.wik…
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Comment #25026909
As said by the other commenter, most of these patches are caused by NixOS not using the FHS (except for /usr/bin/env), which can be considered as a good thing in itself. In an idea…
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Comment #25026827
There are lots of things to be said about Nix and NixOS, and many of these things have been mentionned in this page, but there's one thing I really like with Nix : the fact the the…
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Comment #25026756
Steam itself works pretty well, but I've had many games just inexplicably segfault on startup. It's weird because I get the same segfault: - using steam-run - in a FHS user environ…
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Comment #25019336
Is the ballot for olympian medalists public ? What are the incentives for someone not to vote 99 for the candidate he wants to win, and 0 for all others ?
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Comment #21812496
The page you linked takes 8s to display on my browser, even on subsequent reloads, just because I don't allow third-party scripts. It also has no displayed images, for the same rea…
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Comment #21700166
EUC-KR doesn't improve much with LZMA (2% over UTF-16), but is better with gzip-9 (10% over UTF-16). I haven't studied this extensively, just did a few tests when waiting for it to…
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Comment #21699845
An interesting - but not surprising - thing about this is that compression algorithms can be more efficient on wider representations of numerically-high code points (e.g, for some …
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Comment #21667906
My main gripe is that JS is required to view the website. It doesn't work on my mobile phone (which is rather old, I admit), and it takes a huge amount of CPU time to load on my X6…
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Comment #21651831
This site cannot be viewed without third-party JavaScript enabled (it shows a blank page on both Firefox and Chrome), and this is happening more and more on HN links. I think it's …