SonOfThePlower

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by SonOfThePlower 4y ago
How many TWh crypto consumed? Would one be able to build Egyptian pyramids with this amount of energy?
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by SonOfThePlower 5y ago
Looks like Fortran programmers have been doing data-oriented design since forever.
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by SonOfThePlower 5y ago
The result is that world becomes more and more boring. No interesting discussion can take place. Environment becomes more toxic and it's mainly due to radicals who perceive everything as offensive and everybody who disagrees as "n
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by SonOfThePlower 6y ago
He's right. Longest thriving tulip market in history. I wonder how much energy in total BTC has already consumed?
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by SonOfThePlower 6y ago
All people, regardless of their worldview, left- and right-wing, should be aware that they are in the same boat on this.
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by SonOfThePlower 6y ago
I believe used notation (complex exponential) is confusing for most people. In physical implementation physical waveform will be computed I+Q (writing I+jQ seems to exclude this). I found this very helpful: https://www.youtube.co
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by SonOfThePlower 6y ago
Well, lettuce has not been inflated by FED (yet), why would stocks have been?
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by SonOfThePlower 6y ago
FED buys MBSes and bonds. FED does not buy neither lettuce nor stocks.
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by SonOfThePlower 6y ago
No, FED does not print money - bank reserves are not legal tender. If they had printed money, inflation would have skyrocket. My only question is why banks agree to this deal: exchanging U.S. treasuries for bank reserves (which they only ca
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by SonOfThePlower 6y ago
Aren't these results consistent with Netherland's findings (3% of blood donors had COVID-19 antibodies) ?
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by SonOfThePlower 7y ago
I do not understand the reason for butchering wild life animals (e.g. bats). Is it belief system (e.g. traditional Chinese medicine) or they are just hungry?
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by SonOfThePlower 7y ago
... and at most one person.
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by SonOfThePlower 7y ago
Thanks!
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by SonOfThePlower 7y ago
Best wishes to dr R.Davis and his team - great job! My uncle suffers from Guillaine-Barre Syndrom (GBS) (or rather A-CIDP, but that still needs to be determined). I'm trying to educate myself on GBS and research newest treatment method
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by SonOfThePlower 8y ago
Used to work with Rational Rhapsody. Big project with a lot of fancy state charts - that was nightmare. Visual programming does suck (unless it's Simulink).
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by SonOfThePlower 8y ago
Best CoC I have ever seen! I do not think that it is joke. From sqlite's source code: The author disclaims copyright to this source code. In place of a legal notice, here is a blessing: May you do good and not evil.