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GeneralMayhem
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Wire transfers are directly from one bank to another, and will go through same-day. ACH is like writing a check, but saves you having to handle the physical paper. It still goes through all the same automated batch processing as a check, so
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If you'd bothered to click through to that chapter, you'd have seen that it's actually a lengthy dissertation on why singletons are a bad idea, including seductive patterns that are actually singletons in disguise and a coupl
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13y ago
The only thing that should be interpolated is rendering. Pathfinding is part of AI, which, like physics, is part of the "business rules" side of the game, and therefore should be running at a constant rate, which has to be tuned t
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13y ago
>There's no such thing as an overreaction in war. There is when we (a) don't know who the enemies are and (b) live in a post-Geneva world where the international consensus is that yes, there are lines that can never be crosse
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13y ago
If you look at the community of Steubenville, yes. If you look at the wider picture of media coverage, quite the opposite. Reddit started the witch trial pretty much instantly, with some of the most upvoted comments being for life in prison
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13y ago
Also note the inverted shape of the trends: Apache is much more popular among less visited sites, but gets less so as you go up. nginx is unpopular with the masses, but more so with the most popular sites. I can see at least two ways to int
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13y ago
A couple things here: First, the "party leaders" are Melenchon and now Le Pen. Melenchon probably really believes that Snowden is doing the right thing, but his Front de Gauche (Leftist Front) is the lowest-polling of the serious
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A bigger problem is the "he's a terrorist" issue - if there are not severe and well-defined repercussions for using a filter with false positives, and an active watchdog enforcing them, what's to stop, for example, anonn
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13y ago
You can find apartments for that much in DC proper. Maybe not the average, but certainly present. And it gets better even staying on the Metro lines out into NOVA and (more so) MD.
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13y ago
Maybe it should be. Contract law was written/established to govern negotiated agreements between comparably well-informed parties, not untold pages of labyrinthine jargon attached to every transaction that the consumer won't under
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13y ago
Same article was linked on Reddit; the top thread there points out that the meeting must have intentionally been scheduled to make this happen. It's common knowledge in DC that Congress is in session from Monday afternoon to Thursday m
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14y ago
No. Such a list would be almost interminable. You could ask "what sorts of things is pure C still used for?" and then you could get a reply that lists categories - the GNU suite, drivers, kernels, etc. - but asking for a list of C programs
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I think he's referring to the discrete-motion paradox - that you can never reach the other side of the room because you must first go halfway, and before that you must first go 1/4 of the way, and before that... It's not the greatest analog