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by AGoodName 7y ago
Yeah see Singapore more or less. >The PAP has been returned to power in every general election and has thus formed the Cabinet since 1959 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_of_Singapore
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by AGoodName 7y ago
We're on a site right now that hides like counts for these reasons :D https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2595605
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by AGoodName 8y ago
Memory Mapped files do exist in some form or another though. As the file itself. That's the point of memory mapping files. You can right now memory map every file on your computer. That's TB of files. There will be no physical RAM
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by AGoodName 8y ago
This doesn't occur if you memory map a file though (barring certain flags that you can set as stated by quotemstr below) You can legitimately have Windows stating many GB's of committed RAM without actually using that RAM and it&#
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by AGoodName 8y ago
I'm not going to dispute that but just want to highlight it doesn't change the fact that committed RAM can show as extremely high just by working with memory mapped files. Memory mapping a GB log file for example will absolutely s
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by AGoodName 8y ago
This article correctly states that committed memory is that in use + memory that's being paged out. Now why would you want to know the committed memory over the actual physical RAM in use? I can trivially create an app that memory maps
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by AGoodName 8y ago
The digits add to 0 in mod 9 and he's looking for precisely 9. eg. the sum of digits for 9^3 = 18. That's why you don't see 9's everywhere.
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by AGoodName 8y ago
This post simply doesn't belong here on HN at all. I've flagged this. Also i'm looking at the list of cases the ACLU is fighting https://www.aclu.org/defending-our-rights/court-battles Things i see: A c
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by AGoodName 8y ago
Belgium was bristling with defenses in WW2. In the same way France, Poland and the Western front of Russia were. They had networks of expensive forts with numerous gun turrets on them. eg. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by AGoodName 8y ago
>we know that light can be bent by the warping of space-time due to gravity That literally is light obeying gravity. Gravity interacts exclusively by the warping of space-time. Gravity and the Higgs field are completely 100% unrelated.
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by AGoodName 8y ago
In that case the government led the charade, from claims of 'nuc-u-lar weapons' (as Bush pronounced it) to the claims of buying Yellowcake from Niger, the government led it and the media just went along. In this case the media is
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by AGoodName 8y ago
Author of this thread here. That article states that the above sieve was created in 2003. I actually wrote and described it back in 2002 - https://forums.overclockers.com.au/threads/show-off.71630/#p... I didn&#x2
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by AGoodName 8y ago
A brief explanation of why primes peak at repeated multiples from a layman who's wondered why before. Obvious first example all primes above 2 are of the form 2x+1. An obvious repeating pattern of primes. You can take this a small step
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by AGoodName 9y ago
Sierra was a big fan of 'cruel' game design. Fail to do something at the start properly? The game will let you continue but you can never win. http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/UnwinnableByDesign&#x2F
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by AGoodName 9y ago
Point to point is more efficient if you can fill the plane. Hub and spoke - an indirect flight where you perform extra inefficient landings/takeoffs. Direct flight - shortest possible distance. Maximum time in the most efficient config
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by AGoodName 9y ago
Both the A380 and 787 have higher internal cabin pressures (equivalent of 6000ft). All other planes operate at lower pressure. Anything above 6000ft leads to altitude sickness for those who live at ~0ft. https://www.usatoday.com&
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by AGoodName 9y ago
I had to renew my drivers licence online as i'm overseas. I was blocked on account registration by Javascript errors so i made this guide to help others work around the poorly maintained site.
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How to renew your drivers licence online in NSW, Australia(areallygoodrantblog.wordpress.com)
3 points by AGoodName 9y ago|1 comments