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Comment #44843088
Physical addresses may be limited to 40 bits, but 48-bit virtual addresses have been the norm since 4-level paging.
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Comment #44843078
No, but 5-level paging is opt-in anyway, so its presence isn't problematic if assuming a 48-bit address space. Linux won't allocate space outside the 48-bits unless you give an add…
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Comment #44273344
Briefly, algebraic data types add polarity to the types so that we don't have both S <= T and T <= S, which would imply equality. Instead we have S+ <= T- and T+ <= S-. The positiv…
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Comment #41241479
In practice, projects that take this approach do the majority of development in house, and external contributions are small. It makes sense that a company that may have spent sever…
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Comment #41115523
Clean has been doing this for nearly as long as people have been using monads, but it never got the attention Haskell did, which I think is quite unfortunate. Rather than implictly…
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Comment #40825071
In the case of forced vaccination, it's a reasonable comparison, as it violates several item of the Nuremberg code. Some places did force vaccination, and even where it wasn't, the…
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Comment #40725097
It's just a terrible idea to even contemplate trying this. The solution to misinformation is an informed public, which doesn't come about by censoring information, but allowing unf…
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Comment #40723674
The only thing that isn't potentially misinformation is that which you witness with your own eyes. Since everyone has their own eyes, calling what they witness misinformation is kn…
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Comment #40590419
What about Arthiris? There's some link between UC and RA. I get both flare up at the same time, and I use the same medication (Azathioprine) to keep both in remission.
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Comment #40486691
It's always about protectionism. No company wants the government interfering with its business. They want the government interfering in their upcoming competitor's businesses.
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Comment #40045340
Probably the biggest development in seL4 since this is the MCS (mixed criticality systems) addition, which provides capabilities for budgeting CPU usage to give guarantees for comp…
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Comment #39741452
The time taken for any process is still limited by Amdahl's law. You can't make inherently serial parts any faster by throwing more cores at it.
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Comment #39532917
Have a look at the MongoDB license (SSPL) as an example of an almost open source license which doesn't really impact personal use, but impacts big service providers who would be re…
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Comment #39462172
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Comment #36454104
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extingu...