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It depends on how the picture was captured - if it's merging many pictures it's possible to throw out ones with Satellites. However if it's a single long exposure, then that won't work. I think a shutter on the telesco
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To reinforce your answer: no because nukes In warfare, logistics and production are major factors. In protracted conflicts, factory capacity and transportation infrastructure are vital, and therefor targets. Nukes, delivered by subs, airc
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To flip it around: Allowing incarcerated people to vote removes any political incentive to convict supporters of political opponents. This would allow reforms about incarceration to be less politically divisive, and more focused on what&#x
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Your primary care physician is who you should ask. Mine takes a blood test with the yearly physical, which includes a vitamin D measurement. They can tell if you're deficient and by how much.
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Doing the math with some quick Google searches... A single red photon has the energy 2.8 10-19 J. This sensor is for a telescope with the primary mirror size of 8.4 meters. So area ~ pi 8.4m^2 = 221.7 m^2 (square meters) The distance to th
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See also: The show Westworld's soundtrack. The show is set in western themed park in the near future, and contains several excellent remixes of others songs in a western style.
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"Banned", while technically accurate, gives the wrong connotation. More precisely, it wasn't selected as one of the languages for the project. That is, Fuchsia has a set of technical challenges, and it is a reasonable engin
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The social network I honestly want is something akin to the tradition of Christmas cards: a rare update (at most once a quarter) about how life is going with the option of attaching a few photos. No comments section, but instead a "I&#
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Doing it once is harrowing. Even doing it the tenth or the hundredth time might be harrowing. Doing it the thousandth time is starting to get old. Doing it the ten thousandth time is business as usual. The place to improve from is not as g
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There is currently no satellite to satellite communication with the first iteration of the technology. This means you need ground stations to receive the traffic coming from the user terminals. This can either hooked up directly to the in
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This looks very much like the Go tour: https://tour.golang.org/welcome/1
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If your interested in this kind of stuff, I highly recommend the podcast "What Trump Can Teach Us About Con Law". It's a podcast focused on constitution law rulings made by the supreme court. Often looking at a current cour
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Analytics show how Covid-19 changes music streaming habits(twitter.com)
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From your source "More than 82 percent of the value of all U.S. payments goes through ACH" Note that it's value, and not number of transactions. Personally, I have only 4 things pay out of my checking account. Mortgage, HOA
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I rarely watch twitch, and when I do it's for events (eg, Games Done Quick) and not individual streamers. I'm just past that being interesting in my life. Discord though - they announced streaming and I thought it was ridiculous,
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Compare to using a real programing language, such as Go: return runtime.NumCPU() + 1 Sure, there needs to be os to program (and possibly occasionally program to program) communication, but well defined binary formats are easier to pa
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I believe you describing at least one of two cases: 1. There are multiple methods on the object (not counting constructor) 2. There are arguments passed to the methods. Either of these cases are different from the provided example: The exa
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As with all things, there's a balance and a place for technical trade offs to be made. The first entry on the list, Activision/Blizzard, built Hearthstone in Unity. A better case study would look at what games are successful, an
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Overwatch League (esports, but still crowded stadiums) canceled all China matches on Jan 29th. Then they canceled Korean matches on Feb 23rd. US, Canadian, and European matches are not yet canceled.
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More than that, the guide limits C++ usage to a safer subset of features.
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It follows Google's style guide: https://google.github.io/styleguide/cppguide.html
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HN comments seem to lack focus on the podcast's contents (which isn't too surprising, as the podcast is nearly as long as the post is old.) Having already listened, here are some highlights: * How work started on the language in
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This was more of an off the cuff remark than it was a guided estimate, though his reasoning was fairly valid: He expects a Starship successful orbit in 6 +- 3 months. Demonstrating human capability with non-reusable hardware means building
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You cut off the important bit "in the heart of one of the human epicenters in the world." It's about location, not living space.
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This was my read as well. It seems that Mana simply found a strategy that the AI had not found. Due to not having trained against it, the AI produced nonsense results. The commentators noted that the obvious response was to build a Pheon
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Put another way: For something installed on so many devices, 90 days seems like an incredibly long time to leave so many devices vulnerable. Security fixes aren't a once and done thing. New exploits will be discovered that must be fix
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My understanding is: Have a web workers continuously increase a number, and save it to the SharedArrayBuffer. As long as the web worker is running, you have a steadily (enough) increasing timer that can be accessed by any other thread. It&
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Unity removed support for their web plugin over a year ago: https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/Web.html You can now build html/js that uses webgl directly: https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/webgl.
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The linked page explains that fact checks aren't guaranteed to be displayed, but use an algorithm similar to page rank to choose which if any checks should be shown. Fact checking doesn't automatically mean people will believe the
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Having used this series of articles to learn some concepts and as reference over the years, I can attest that this article is useful.

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