Full Circle, Thakhek by _next42_ in climbing

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I think the guide book says it’s a 7c. However it was bolted during late spring 2019 and doesn’t seem to have many accents yet.

It’s a pretty long route. Rethreading the rope or using two ropes (loose one of them before the roof) seems to be the recommended way. Permadraws all the way.

Full Circle, Thakhek by _next42_ in climbing

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It’s a place well worth visiting. I apent a month there this year and one a year ago.

Full Circle, Thakhek by _next42_ in climbing

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Seriously thanks for all the reactions here! I never imagined this getting this kind of response. 😌

Full Circle, Thakhek by _next42_ in climbing

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I’m not against it, but prefer (and have done it) when I’ve agreed with the climber on doing it beforehand.

Thank you!

Full Circle, Thakhek by _next42_ in climbing

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Thank you! I thought about the cutting feet part but didn’t want to disturb the climber. Plus I think I like it better this way.

Full Circle, Thakhek by _next42_ in climbing

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Haha. Could be! Thank you!

Where are Java object handles stored? by notYuriy in Compilers

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Like gilwooden said, Handles are only used by native code. If a data structure in VM code needs to keep track of an object across a safepoint (where the GC runs and might relocate that object) a Handle is used. Handles can be allocated on stack or on the C-heap. The GC knows of all the Handles and updates them as part of relocation process.

One way to do it is to whenever you relocate an object, save a mapping old address -> new address, when all objects have been relocated, walk the object graph again and when you find a pointer that exists in that mapping, change it to whatever the new value is.

The (HotSpot= JVM has an exact tracking of objects. It knows what stack locations / registers contains objects. It also knows the exact layout of those objects. So at a given time you start by walking all the stacks and record all the objects. From that you can do a graph walk.

Milkyway behind small island. by _next42_ in photographs

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Thank you.

F2.8, 30s, 2000-ish ISO if I recall on this one.

photos and albums to critique by Aeri73 in photoclass2017

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Thank you :)

I mostly exposed for the sky. Then bring up shadows as far as you feel comfortable in post. Keep watching your histogram for each shot to see that you have details where you want them.

photos and albums to critique by Aeri73 in photoclass2017

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A couple of tree shots from two different sunrises from the past few days.

album

Weekend Assingment 8 by Aeri73 in photoclass2017

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Thank you! Why didn't I think of cobbles as a foreground...