A PC boot loader with support for ZFS boot environments.
One benefit over GRUB is that being Linux-based, it supports all ZFS pool features. (With GRUB you generally have to maintain a separate boot pool with a restricted feature set or else be very careful about which features you enable on your pool.)
A continuous profiler. Run it next to your production servers and visualize the data later.
Benefits:
Neo-reaction is mostly racist and chauvinist, but it is intellectually interesting because it raises a few good questions (not the least of which being how to deal with neo-reactionaries winning elections).
A very strange blog by one Mencius Moldbug, who calls himself a reactionary.
I am not sure whether “reactionary” as used here and “neo-reactionary” as used by Tyler Cowen are the same thing or whether it even is a coherent concept in the first place.
They are still very bad, of course, particularly if you are living in a large population center.
Lets you simulate the detonation of a nuclear war head in a location of your choice and estimate how bad it would be.
Try to make a guess before running the simulation and see how well it lines up with the result.
Vert.x-redis provides the RedisAPI class to access most Redis functionality. The methods provided by RedisAPI only take Strings as arguments, which it encodes in UTF-8. With Quarkus you get to choose between RedisClient and ReactiveRedisClient, both of which mirror RedisAPI, again only containing String-based methods.
So how do you store binary strings?
With Vert.x-redis, use the send method on the Redis class, which is the lower-level interface underlying RedisAPI. Similarly, with Quarkus, instead of injecting a RedisClient or ReactiveRedisClient, inject the lower-level MutinyRedis:
@Inject
MutinyRedis mutinyRedis;
Uni<Void> set(String key, byte[] data) {
return mutinyRedis
.send(
Request.cmd(Command.SET)
.arg(key)
.arg(data))
.replaceWithVoid();
}
Uni<byte[]> get(String key) {
return mutinyRedis
.send(
Request.cmd(Command.GET)
.arg(key))
.ifNotNull()
.transform(Response::toBytes);
}
A very simple Java annotation processor that generates JavaBeans.
Racial justice, social justice, environmental justice—all good causes seem to be justice nowadays. Everything is a struggle between the condemned and the enforcers. Either you are an oppressor or you are one of the oppressed.
Is this a healthy way of looking at the world?
Now targeting JDK 19 for preview.
SWIFT is really just a glorified instant messenger. Money movement works without it, just less conveniently.
A tutorial on Z3. Z3 is a SAT solver. It is used as the underlying deduction engine in many applications that need a theorem prover.