Instead of buying a big house far from work, why don't you get an apartment close to work? Then you can really reduce your environmental impact, without being smug.
Mother f'in' Nancy Pelosi is going to keep her seat for Pete's sake.
It would be foolish for San Franciscans to vote out Nancy Pelosi....as a top ranking democrat, she gives the city far more power than it would otherwise have.
Ego in Buddhism is somewhat different than Ego in psychology. In Buddhism Zen you learn there is no independently existing self, but the non-self is pretty great. To quote a monk, "you are buddha." To quote a particular nun, "You are me and I am you."
What part of Europe are you talking about? In the US, there are large sections that aren't so much rural, they are almost vacant. The domains of desert rats and hermits.
ok, so have a non-standard definition of manager, that's fine; "an argument about the world is interesting, an argument about a word is not."
Overall I see you as a reasonable chap. Somehow I see standups as horrible things to be endured, and you see them as quite great. I kind of wonder why we see them differently but don't really know.
So how would you propose to infect an entire city's worth of people with a complex virus without it being detected? In order to be infectious, you need noticeable symptoms
(nginx, mariadb, redis, mongodb, etc. etc. etc.) the performance gain from using HT may reach up to 30%, i.e. you're getting a third of your cores for free, which allows you to greatly cut expenditures and save on cooling.
That's interesting, I figured databases would be largely I/O bound, not processor bound.
It's really not a problem, just use OpenBSD, they're invulnerable to Spectre now, and the put security as a top priority (only two remote holes in the default install in a long time!), so you're probably safe.
Oh, what? Like human viruses? What is the bs doing on Slashdot I'm going to write a nastly letter to Logan.
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Instead of buying a big house far from work, why don't you get an apartment close to work? Then you can really reduce your environmental impact, without being smug.
Because silly dogma that gullible people fall for is just misunderstood? Got it.
It's not misunderstood, it's you in particular who doesn't understand it. The problem is you. You can't refute something you don't understand.
Or maybe you do understand it. Can you say something that shows you comprehend?
To be fair, most of the voters do, too.
"I am being singled out for being a whistleblower. I didn't hack into system. The data I was collecting was so severe, I had to go to the media,"
It's hard to take him seriously when he didn't go to the media until now.
There is no such thing as healthy self esteem. The self esteem movement is one of the worst things to happen to American culture and,
You seem to have enough of it.
But it's all okay because it doesn't mention the G word.
God will smite you. Not the Christian God, but Dunning–Kruger himself.
Do Republicans always whine like that? Would you like some cheese with your whine?
Mother f'in' Nancy Pelosi is going to keep her seat for Pete's sake.
It would be foolish for San Franciscans to vote out Nancy Pelosi....as a top ranking democrat, she gives the city far more power than it would otherwise have.
It seems like the people in the study had a better sense of self-esteem. I don't see any problem with that.
Ego in Buddhism is somewhat different than Ego in psychology. In Buddhism Zen you learn there is no independently existing self, but the non-self is pretty great. To quote a monk, "you are buddha." To quote a particular nun, "You are me and I am you."
What part of Europe are you talking about? In the US, there are large sections that aren't so much rural, they are almost vacant. The domains of desert rats and hermits.
Only coming from one side, funny that.....
No, not at all. I get it from both sides on Facebook.
ok, so have a non-standard definition of manager, that's fine; "an argument about the world is interesting, an argument about a word is not."
Overall I see you as a reasonable chap. Somehow I see standups as horrible things to be endured, and you see them as quite great. I kind of wonder why we see them differently but don't really know.
Where does it say they are using neural networks, or even AI? I didn't see that in the article.
So how would you propose to infect an entire city's worth of people with a complex virus without it being detected? In order to be infectious, you need noticeable symptoms
Make it spread through the air.
The obvious counter-argument is to create a virus that spreads easily, waits a few months, then kills people as quickly as ebola.
(nginx, mariadb, redis, mongodb, etc. etc. etc.) the performance gain from using HT may reach up to 30%, i.e. you're getting a third of your cores for free, which allows you to greatly cut expenditures and save on cooling.
That's interesting, I figured databases would be largely I/O bound, not processor bound.
It's really not a problem, just use OpenBSD, they're invulnerable to Spectre now, and the put security as a top priority (only two remote holes in the default install in a long time!), so you're probably safe.
Oh, what? Like human viruses? What is the bs doing on Slashdot I'm going to write a nastly letter to Logan.
It's an option, you can change the setting with a syscall. That's not clear from the summary, you have to click through to the actual announcement.
Interestingly, there is a recent (ongoing) lawsuit on that very topic.
We can start by legalizing drugs. The drug war fuels their violence
Yeah. I see a lot of problems with drug use, but I'm with you on this one. Specifically, legalize the sale and transportation of drugs.
Not that my vote matters (that is, it matters one out of 60 million), but I usually vote third party anyway.
The Wind passed over Savannah.
A reckoning is coming,
What sort of reckoning do you see coming?
. Probably because there's a lot of emotions running high
It's actually amazing to me how much emotion there is. It's like the signature of the Trump era: emotion, sometimes irrational.