The top link when you search the title of the article is the article itself?

I am shocked, shocked I say.

if it is made for typescript, shouldn't it be tsr?

blogging died when google killed google reader.

yes, some other readers tried, but nothing was as fast and as nice to use as google reader.

bruh, that loads WAY too fast. you gotta slow that role, have a splash, prompt for signing up for newsletter, display some ads, prompt to disable ad blocker, etc etc.

LOL

I'll stick with my throwback to what websites used to be like when they were simple, quick to load and asked visitors only for their attention and not much else ;)

classic. I read this 20yrs ago.

I don't see how this has anything to do with faster Docker containers. Looks more like faster python distribution.

WTF https://www.gibhut.com

seaweedfs seems pretty great for a cloud storage: http://seaweedfs.github.io

Thanks! I am working on SeaweedFS. https://github.com/chrislusf/seaweedfs

There are also SeaweedFS CSI Driver: https://github.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs-csi-driver

I can't even read this as english.

I feel these "problems" are more about poor grammar than they are math.

Replacing "the brick" with "a brick," I always thought the question was fine:

> A brick weighs one pound and half a brick.

I could easily imagine a brick being balanced by a one pound weight and a half brick on the other side, and the answer was easy.

I agree that "half the brick" is trickier wording.

The problem might have be created when bricks were hand made and there was no assumption that different bricks have same weight. So it was important to stress that it weighs 1 pound and half of itself.

Exactly. It would read better as "The weight of a brick is equal to one pound plus the weight of half an equivalent brick"

i.e. x = 1 + x/2

I could parse it fine but if I were writing this I would include more redundancy e.g. "weighs one pound and half the weight of the [maybe use our to suggest to the reader it's the same one] brick".

The well drilled student would be able to parse both but anyone who can struggle with getting the words into their head in the right order like me could struggle.

in this case, the line between grammar and math is fuzzy - english (or russian) and mathematical symbols are two different languages here which are each capable of describing the same thing.

the challenge is to do the necessary translation and rearrangement

sysctl -q proc.cmdline=0400

Which OS? Does not work on Linux.

There's new hidepid mount option on Linux though.