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Not to mention that it’s basically 4 SSDs on 4 PCIe buses.

Edit: I don’t really understand downvotes. SSD on recent Macbook Pros does connect to the northbridge via 4 PCIe lanes. And this is not what “but look I can the same for £50” SSD does.

You can surely think of a better choice

,⟨prefix⟩ for example

Definition of mole changes too.

One mole contains exactly 6.022 140 76×10²³ elementary entities (as opposed to the number of atoms in 12 grams of ¹²C). Effective 20 May 2019.

That is not the reason. It makes sense to compile to Erlang AST representation and leverage all the power (codegen/optimisations/…) of Erlang compiler for free.

No (since High Sierra IIRC)

[citation needed]. I’d say it’s pretty freaking fast for a bytecode interpreter. Not to mention Hipe.

Erlang: no global pause at all. Even for major GCs. Basically every Erlang process (≈ “green thread” in common terminology) has its own collector.

It is, https://eurocrypt.iacr.org/2019/program.html

> generics (aka. Contracts)

What? Generics ≡ parametric polymorphism.

> The instruction is signalling success

Let’s wait for clarifications how that person has done the tests.

However: the bug is about systemd failing to get entropy, not getting nonsense entropy.

Catchy title. Nowhere it says it returns non-random data. It just fails.

RDRAND is not guaranteed to always succeed (and never was). You’re supposed to retry on failure.

(Although linked in that thread systemd code has fallback anyway, so I’m not sure how it fails at all).

Edit: not to mention that it’s better just to not use it, ever. Quite sane and sensible thing.

In case someone from RH is reading this: “Get the Study” links to https://www.redhat.com/en/page-not-found

You don’t need CDDL to use ZFS. Which is all the library does. It does not implement ZFS.

Bad title. It’s not a ZFS implementation, so hold your horses.

No ARC/L2ARC?

Edit: of course not. This is actually just it’s just a ZFS user-facing ”front-end”, not a ZFS implementation.

R7.RS

Slack uses AWS.

Amateur job or not, but… ok yes it’s a disaster.

There’s also https://pkgsrc.joyent.com (yes, for MacOS too).

$50B fine.

Likely Accessibility API (or/and undocumented APIs).

  erlc +native

You will get beam file containing both the byte-code and native code.

(Natively compiled) Erlang might want to have a word with you.

Let them argue.

https://erlang.org/doc/man/escript.html

Yeah, this phenomenon definitely exists. Probably just the unfamiliar syntax, — somehow enough to make people see Erlang as “complicated”. While in reality Erlang is one of the most simple and consistent languages out there.

And just in case you missed it, — Erlang The Movie II: The Sequel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRbY3TMUcgQ

HN hug of death.

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