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    Comment #39515965

    Thanks for the recommendation. I just downloaded the 431 page pdf on the game engine. It's even got a foreward by John Carmack.

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    Comment #39515890

    There are plenty of tools like these. Why does this particular one require browser requests to: - facebook.net - google.com (and related tagmanager domains) - paypal.com - paypalob…

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    Comment #39515826

    This is a good question for any provider like AWS--what kinds of information do I leak with seemlingly mundane choices like bucket names. The other attack vector is from insiders. …

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    Comment #39483260

    Maybe they were trying to save money. There's another quote where Satoshi suggests being frugal: > It might be a long time before we get another donation like that, we should save …

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    Comment #39483133

    Or just above the age of 35 or so?

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    Comment #39483117

    > The VPS has 320MB RAM, 50MB of which is currently free. There's also 500MB swap space. Every MB counts!

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    Comment #39457087

    Well summarized. Anti-competition has become the new standard operating model.

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    Comment #39457009

    > Current performance and test counts on a 40 core system are: $ time make -j $(nproc) check SUBDIRS=. 13s $ # time make -j $(nproc) check RUN_EXPENSIVE_TESTS=yes 1m22.244s for 9 e…

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    Comment #39335709

    Sometimes, procrastination pays off!

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    Comment #39335686

    I expected to read a paper about some obscure Excel trick to manipulate stats output. Instead, this is just old-fashioned manipulation by hand or "imputation" as the paper describe…

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    Comment #39333739

    You still have to pay for cross-connects to connect to exchanges in datacenters. > In North America, the median cross-connect price is $300, more than five times higher than $58, w…

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    Comment #39330472

    European providers benefit from lower cross-connect fees in datacenters and more internet exchanges for easy peering. It's not surprising they offer more bandwidth at the same cost…

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    Comment #39330458

    Right. Egress is an imperfect, but reasonable metric for overall utilization. If they started charging for CPU hertz above a certain threshold, that'd be a harder sell.

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    Comment #39328003

    Right. $15K is about the difference between the rent stabilized price and the market price per month, multiplied by 12 months.

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    Comment #39327950

    That's true, but there's an interesting parallel with GitHub's corporate parent, Microsoft, and Microsoft's other platform company LinkedIn[1]. LinkedIn sued scrapers for retrievin…

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    Comment #39326274

    I think this will be the new normal. There are a lot more AI projects hungry for data to train their models on. This puts content companies in an uncomfortable situation: trademark…

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    Comment #39326053

    Yes. Some of them are are only a couple thousand lines of code[1]. No background "activities", no keyboard shortcut stealing from other apps. 1: https://git.suckless.org/dwm/files.…

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    Even as early as 15 years ago, MIT switched from scheme to python. The reasons are detailed in an interview[1] (see HN discussion[2]): the educators belived the future of programmi…

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    Comment #34547298

    I'd check out an open source JRE like https://adoptopenjdk.net/ and compare your workloads there against the Oracle ones if possible.

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