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Actually yes, and it's pretty brillaint: the difficultly bomb. The current fork of eth is programmed to kill itself sometime next year. This means even if miners want to continue mining they must prepare and propogate their own forked
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> internet seems to agree that Tencent still has 40%? The internet has no updated information based thr original press release. Since that 40% Sonys purchase would have further diluted tencent. The only thing we know for sure, because he
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The cultural revolution was pretty close to purging as any culture gets. It was not a natural ebb and flow.
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That's your job. Sellers are motivated to provide evidence. "I just have it lol" is not going to command much premium over your costs.
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If you want to be a rocket engineer indeed the Falcon Heavy is a better study reference than making a fresh design in your backyard. The hard part if learning is figuring out what you do not know. The easy part is reading a tutorial or API
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> GetRichClick.com, a traffic distribution site transforming traffic into targeted, unduplicated visitors to sponsoring sites "Getrichclick" is not the sort of resume I want to see from someone offering advice.
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Indeed the author has caught on that graphics is now much wider. Yet his post still focuses on the APIs. A bias he admits to. APIs are the easy part of graphics programming. Now perhaps I say that out of bias, as I focus on shaders and arti
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You're the victim of cost optimization. A old climate optimized heat pump will have logic to run the pump in reverse to melt the accumulated ice. This happens without you noticing but it let's the pump keep going and keeps the net
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That sounds interesting, how are they managing the invisible nature of hydrogen flames?
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Yes. My house is what the Japanese all "all electric". We have heat pumps for heat, induction for cooling, and a heat pump powered water heater. We save a good chunk of cash compared to our neighbors. The downside is an increased
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> Electric heating is expensive Air heat pumps are cheaper to heat with than gas in most situations. It takes rather extreme cold and cheap gas to out compete the 400%+ efficiency of heat pumps. Technology is pretty awesome.
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China on a gdp per capita basis is still in the middle income trap. It seems likely they can escape, but they've not gotten out of the range yet.
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Most high end houses in Japan are already built this way. Lots of insulation with a air exchanger. They are not as low energy as passive houses, but sell brand new at prices regular families can afford.
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Lol. How do you think Musk became CEO? He IS the investor who pushed out the founder CEO.
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Payments in Japan
(bam.kalzumeus.com)
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Just how Apple does not calculate profit on their AppStore eh. What a wonderfully self serving coincidence. Apple does not do component level repair because they want to push new devices and at reluctantly sell parts at obscene profit margi
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Unity are not smart operators. When Epic spent 1.6 Billion they got FallGuys, a large studio, and a publisher. Unity has taken on debt to buy the chance to payout yet more salaries. When Epic spends, they do so from profits, to buy more pro
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Indeed, game engines are one of the prime destinations for game devs near the end of their career. Game engine companies are more relaxed and on average better paying than studio work since they are not tied to game releases and the related
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It's not my keys in there. Giving more power to someone else does not count as security in my book.
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Win11 with the tpm requirement is part of their control ratchet. Microsofts gameplan is not new, nor is it super secret. They've been ratcheting up signing control. Meanwhile all their competitors fully own the app install process and
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You can into the ballast tanks.
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Has there yet been a known case of HN account selling? Digg started with voting brigades but I've yet to hear of even that on HN.
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True but links are sorted in competition with other links with a zero baseline. Comments piggyback on the link popularity will always show up on the page. Exception of course the massive 100+ comment hot topics. Thus links resting state is
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Once you get out of the major metro areas the rural towns which are alive all have various major factories. Tokyo and Osaka houses headquarters, manufacturing is almost always in some small town. A big benefit is Japan has a flat consistent
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This article is all over the place. It brings up true facts then moves on without making a point. If the article has a message it cerianly isn't found in the writing.
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Can you explain how the proportional payout is broken? It is not immediately obvious to me how the pool hopping worked. Of course I accept it was broken, I've just never seen an explanation of now. Any explanation of PPLN lasts the his
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They excpect to receive wisdom and knowledge of a master, not to be a master themselves. MasterClass is really BeginnerClass, but that wouldn't sell. Yeah so, if OP did not realize the scheme before he bought I feel sorry for him. Way
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Hey FDSGSG I see you used my comment to implement your reply. As you no doubt know my API usage policy is 30% of your gross. Note, you cannot deduct the 30% your electric utility charges you, nor the 30% your PC monitor maker charges you, n
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Wow, that's insane. She really did give a toothless ruling. Thanks for correcting me.
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Apple would be playing with fire if they attempt that interpretation. It would detooth the ruling, and could force the judges hand to impose stricter or more vague requirements. The judge certainly not have an issue with the api design...
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