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5y ago
Or, maybe, it just indicates they prioritize fixing bugs over adding new buggy features.
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He just proves there exists models that gives a skewed distribution by providing an example. So having a skewed model is a possibility.
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Calling something crap doesn't give any meaningful information. Tell what are the use case where it doesn't work correctly for you.
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Sorry if I misunderstand you but you could just say that it's ridiculous if you think it's ridiculous. I personally don't like there is comments with "isis" and "nazi" inside in a discussion about Adobe (a
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5y ago
Inform yourself on what happen to Yazidis recently and you will not do this sort of humor anymore.
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Criticizing one particular politician for a technical/economical decision is racist now ?
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A counter that count the number of projects that use the library could be useful too. If 20000 projects use it, 300 more since last month. It's clearly alive even if there is no new feature/bug fix since a year.
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5y ago
std::vector use placement new and you don't need to know it to use std::vector correctly.
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5y ago
I can't take this list seriously : - Bitcoin Beach, El Salvador - Bitcoin City, El Salvador
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5y ago
If they want again non-nuclear submarines in six months, I know people who would be happy to build some for them.
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In french it's AZERTY: A/Q and W/Z swapped.
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They have probably other reasons to buy euros (because they need them, not to put them on their ecb account). It's an exchange as you say, every participant has its own reasons to trade.
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5y ago
They don't take this loans from ECB, but from other banks that don't want to let their money on central bank account.
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I don't think it's in this direction: negative interest rates means that banks lose money when they let their money on ECB account so they have to use it somewhere else. Here, they use it to buy dollars.
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5y ago
Facts and proofs are more interesting that unproven (and sometimes unprovable) ideas.
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> The other is that it's much easier to get out of the lower quintile in America than those same countries. That's not what the first graph shows. What you say is true for "perceived" mobility, not for effective mobil
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5y ago
Let's call it "Scamtech"
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5y ago
> It's not ruthless -- it's business. Targeting all employees of a smaller company to destroy them is considered unfair business practice in some countries (legitimately IMHO). It's similar than selling at loss until your
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5y ago
In your induction you start by "Consider a set of n+1 horse" then conclude "By the inductive hypothesis, all of the n remaining horses are the same color". You did the induction in the wrong direction. "We can agree
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You prove "n+1=>n" instead of "n=>n+1"
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Has someone already use guacamole to make a publicly available desktop software demo ?
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> There was a GUI with a 7x8 table of numbers. How to do this? 54 text fields Sorry, I have to fix this : 56
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I can understand "spoil" for films, book, games but this is just sport news.
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No code change at all or nothing pushed to production environment ?
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Blaming climate is not blaming victim. When they blame climate they know they will have to fix this themselves and take this problem into account for new planes. They won't ask Qatar Airways to change climate of Qatar. Blaming climate
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Are people so used that everybody complain on everything that positive comments cannot be understood anymore ?
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Maybe creating a standard textual hexadecimal-double format could be a good middle ground. "a.2aE3b" easy to include in text and to parse and maybe easy to read once used to it. hex => dec a.8 => 10.5 f.88 =&
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Who says R is the same in the new cable ? Additionally, your demonstration is incorrect, with the same argument you can also write P = I×V = V²/R and conclude that you don't want to increase voltage.
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The first article of this series of two explains the vote itself : https://lacampagne.substack.com/p/a-vote It's simple, safe and efficient. I don't understand why USA are not doing something similar. All thi
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5y ago
It seems just to be a very common misspelling : https://hn.algolia.com/?q=Etherium
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