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Rexxar
6y ago
Why they aren't just asking some additional classes after the lockout ? Why immediately ask for a refund after a clearly exceptional event for a curriculum that last probably many years ?
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7y ago
On firefox you can just switch to reader mode and reload the page.
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7y ago
By downplaying the numbers they make all other countries less aware of the real risk and make them react too late.
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7y ago
Maybe it's because the language give you all the tools to do it without any performance penalty. This allow you to have a custom library that is fit to your needs instead of a standard library that is globally good but obviously not op
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Rexxar
7y ago
This is remembering me a small android game I played a lot 1 or 2 years ago where you can simulates cells in a Petri dish: https://www.cell-lab.net/
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7y ago
Buy carbon and store it somewhere.
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7y ago
It's quite strange, the problem is more visible when I click directly on the image ( https://github.com/oskardolch/SteamCAD/blob/master/Images/26... ). Then my browser freeze 2/3 seconds a
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7y ago
Looks interesting but the sample svg image make my Firefox suffers to render it.
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7y ago
Arguably, computers seems to suffer when there are be computations : they becomes hot and start to breathe a lot. That's a little irrational be I used to feel a little bad when I saw my old computer "suffering" when I was you
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7y ago
Individually the danger is not so big but the fact that a lot of people are ill simultaneously is unmanageable for hospitals. The number off people who have the virus simultaneously is enough to see there is a big problem.
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7y ago
If "String theory" is a framework, it shouldn't be called "String theory" but something like "String Computation Model" or "String Mathematics". The current name make it looks like quantum mechan
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7y ago
> There have to be models that this didn't spread exponentially in the severe cases Why ? Model have to fit what we observe. And we always observe exponential.
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7y ago
Mortality rate is very dependant on age and health. The initial infection in Italy was in an hospital and so the initial propagation was in older population and in the medical staff which have a lot of contact with old people and people wit
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Germany tries to stop U.S. poaching German firm seeking coronavirus vaccine
(uk.reuters.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
Things are not annoying when you know there is no other more practical solution.
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7y ago
It's even better, 3 month euribor rates are currently negative. So it's a safe way to use their money without "paying" the negative interest rate.
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7y ago
Personally, I don't want to see any "(2019)" until half of 2020 is gone. Another rule could be to add it for articles that are more than one year old but this article is only two months old.
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7y ago
> A great way to stifle innovation. This need an explanation. Why do you think this ? This law doesn't forbid any innovative technology, it just mandate there is at least one way to charge phones with a standard charger. It c
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7y ago
They have nothing to win to do this.
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7y ago
You can edit/fix your comments for two hours
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7y ago
They divide by sqrt(2) and round to an integer.
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7y ago
That's was the standard way of doing things at the beginning of the web : Let browsers experiment things then standardize what's working. Every body was doing this. The problem with Microsoft was aggressive pricing and forced defa
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7y ago
People have a right to be called what they want No. We can chose to make them happy when what they want is reasonable, but they have no right to force other people to use the name they want, specially when they abuse the legal syste
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7y ago
90% will be underground (last item of the list of figures at beginning): https://www.societedugrandparis.fr/info/grand-paris-express-...
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7y ago
If you like tunnels, there will be 200km of tunnels built by 21 boring machines at the same time between 2020 and 2030 around Paris : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Paris_Express
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7y ago
This way to name things give me the impression that science is not any more about advancing knowledge but about to find the most grandiloquent way to speak about your work. All this "quantum supremacy" and now "cellular supre
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7y ago
Never heard of this. I'm sure 50% of American don't know this word and 95% of non-native speaker don't know it either. The programmer seems to be Dutch and has no reason to know this American slang word.
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7y ago
Indeed, it should be use "plain svg" image instead. Some drawing program like Inkscape use SVG as their save format and add a lot of internal tags/properties that are just junk for other programs. Generally they offer the opt
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Mechanical Mirrors
(youtube.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
I'm sure there is a lot of password protected spreadsheets in finance industry.
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