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by 0xTJ 8y ago
Some people say that C isn't low-level (though I disagree). I personally don't think of C# as even remotely low-level.
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by 0xTJ 8y ago
C is a language where you're expected to know what you're doing. While it wasn't necessarily right in this case, it's assumed that the generated assembly should match the intent of what you gave it.
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by 0xTJ 8y ago
I really wish it were possible to do this kind of thing on smartphones. Unfortunately, odds are that anything you try will quickly brick it, and best-case scenario you can restore it using something like the low-level Broadcom interface
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by 0xTJ 8y ago
Oh no, my $10 is now worth $5
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by 0xTJ 8y ago
My province in Canada had a program for some substantial (I think it was 30%) bursary for university. The thing is that it wasn't based off of what you pay, but rather that percentage off of a specified rate. It was about to 1/6 o
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by 0xTJ 8y ago
A lion wants to eat. It's not murder, it's feeding. Putting a cow in a field of grass is no different than putting a lion in a field of cow.
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by 0xTJ 8y ago
How do other species live in harmony? Ever listed to the into scene in lion king? We're just animals who got smarter. It's part of the "harmony" you speak of for animals to eat other animal.
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by 0xTJ 8y ago
I'm fairly sure that arsenic is known to be harmful.
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by 0xTJ 8y ago
You're completely ignoring the justification given, and it's a lot more difficult to translate the full situation to your analogy.
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by 0xTJ 8y ago
I'd say it's got both. It's extremely complex, but it does what it needs so cleanly. I'd argue that it's extraordinarily elegant.
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
If that was a human driver, it's very likely that the result would have been the same.
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
I've been using KeeFox (now Kee) and I like it. It's not perfect, but it works well with KeePass. That, along with Dropbox syncing, and the app Keepass2Android make it my preferred method for password management.
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
They are doing that, with the whole Firefox Quantum thing. I see no need to mention less RAM utilization now given that they reference Quantum. These aren't meant as an advertisement, they are giving the changes since the last update,
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
Although I understand why they would have done that for click-bait news outlets, it did really bother me that they were so slow in revealing what happened. What I like about SpaceX is that they're always been very open about their fail
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
It's not quite that simple. So many factors, as well as random chance, affect the quantity of TEA/TEB used that it's virtually impossible to create an accurate prediction. Other comments in this thread mention that they could
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
That's not at all a mistake. Any sort of overshoot is extremely unlikely to occur with these situations. The public plan was to put it into an orbit around the sun with the perihelion near Earth's orbit and its aphelion near Mars&
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
All my other "real" points have been covered by other users, but one other thing that SpaceX is doing is making space cool again. I've always found it interesting, and the launch vehicles technically incredible, but (as a uni
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
328 feet is a unit conversion after already rounding to one significant figure
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
I think it would have been pretty feasible, but the earliest opportunity is in May.
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
Have you seen an approximate price for those fins anywhere. I saw the interviews, but I want to know how expensive is expensive.
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
Does it tell you that you're wrong, or simply give you another set. If it is just giving you another set, it may be that it thinks that you can provide more useful data.
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
I just want to thank you for posting this over here, I've been looking for something like this. I need something where I can develop and understand code as I go, so not a completed system, but that also provides final code so I can hav
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
I'd disagree on the first point, but only because it seems that many launch systems use floppy drives. (The big ones)
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
Another consideration is power usage in data centers. Server power usage is annoyingly complex, and once you get above 70% utilization power usage may go up considerably.
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
I strongly disagree, and FF 58 is even better.
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
The commenter's point was that it comes bare-bones. There is very little installed on a stock Arch installation. Unlike a distro like Ubuntu, Mint, etc., which are some of the most common desktop distros and come with a large variety o
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
I'm not completely sure, but I'm assuming that this means instant complete hibernation, without having to write to disk?
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
This is cool, I was having trouble with libraries, so I'm switching my main Linux to Arch.
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
Woops, other user's comment loaded after I wrote this comment.
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by 0xTJ 9y ago
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