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Terribledactyl
9y ago
18.5 is lower bound on normal. Also BMI is fairly broken on the individual person level, but ok as an aggregate statistic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_mass_index#Limitations
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Terribledactyl
9y ago
wow thank you, I had toyed with this idea a few months ago but didn't have time to investigate it.
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9y ago
correct, the number of devices in a raidz1/2/3 vdev cannot change. However you can replace all of the drives one at a time with higher capacity drives and most zfs installs will grow your vdev. You could also add another raidz vde
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9y ago
I do something very similar, my oldest build gets synched once a year and is in cold storage. I hope I never need it. The hard drives from my previous build hold cold copies of the most valuable volumes (monthly sync), and the current syste
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9y ago
I was under the impression that each scroll through Facebook could show different content in arbitrary orderings.
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9y ago
But, does Walmart actually care? I'm not super familiar with the details of the acquisition but I thought it was more landgrab to extend their online presence than acquihire.
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9y ago
E5-1XXX core count is much lower, only 8 in v4 (latest shipping)
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9y ago
That might be, but the main point here was that it's way faster. Do you want to destroy a few MBs per drive or a few TBs?
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9y ago
Usually from: https://www.sweetmarias.com (or their more commercial counterpart http://www.coffeeshrub.com )
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9y ago
I'm a hobby coffee roaster and anytime I have an off batch (by espresso or pour over standards), I add it to my cold brew bean bin and get very good results. Can't really distinguish the bean beyond the degree of roast, and mixing
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9y ago
>regex-redux (edge case?) It looks like the JS version is using the built in runtime's regex engine. I don't know exactly why (maybe differences or missing features in go's regex) but the go version is actually using the c
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9y ago
That's a little disingenuous, they have a minimum order size, and consolidate delivery dates in an area to maximize route efficiency. A fully packed delivery truck in a densely subscribed area would be more efficient in terms of fuel t
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9y ago
In the german article they speculate that it could be used for tracking the details (freq, cores, bin, cache etc) of the chip when the lid is off. They also believe it might not be able to communicate via NFC when the lid and CPU fan are on
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9y ago
To add to the sibling comments, it might be better to think of ARM less like intel, and more like lego for building processors. Standard kits with a sensible collections, but you can always just ask for the IP blocks and diy. If a vendor di
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9y ago
GHC can, if you want it to. It's hard to answer in a general way because of the laziness, and you can always force evaluation. But then you rob GHC of potentially better optimizations, like never executing it in the first place. This S
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9y ago
I'm having a bit of an issue with your site in Safari. 10.12.4 sierra, extensions turned off. https://s2.postimg.org/4t8v7lqdl/Screen_Shot_2017-05-15_at_1...
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9y ago
You might enjoy this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavarand
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Part of the chipmaking process is burning layers into wafers covered in photoreceptive material. Photomasks/reticles used to cover entire wafers making many units at once, but now the processes are so small they have to compress the im
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9y ago
A couple of benefits in no particular order: It casts doubt/worry/issues on the legal legitimacy of Uber's tech. Employees/Researchers won't want to become embroiled in this, if they ever want to license the tech I&
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I mean to say, this article wasn't just a reaction to the particular incident, but also a meta-commentary on all of the articles that read "united did x, united said y, united shouldn't have z" Not so much to shift the b
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It's highlighting the fact that this stuff is complicated, and can't just be reduced down to "united employee told united passenger to leave united flight" because each 'united' might not be the same, or even r
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10y ago
Ruminants and the related hindgut fermenters are very dependent on microbes to break down their main food sources (or a significant part).
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10y ago
I would just argue that dictionary.com has missed a context for sharing. Consider, "They shared everything." It's best understood as the reciprocal agreement to either partition or grant access to possessions.
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10y ago
The weight loss is completely normal and expected. A lot of the weight came from water bound up in the starch reserves, it'll come right back after eating carbs for a few days. Similar weight "loss" would be seen transitionin
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10y ago
My favorite of the results tended to be [anything] -> Ukiyo-e/Cezanne. I think because these are easier problems, lots of detail to less. The transfiguration and painting -> photo have me firmly in the uncanny valley, but I suspe
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10y ago
It's syndicated, and morning star is more welcoming than wsj.
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Each photo in possession is a separate crime and they, presumably, know about and want a single photo. However different legal doctrines say, if they find more in the normal course of events, they are now admissible and can be used to creat
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10y ago
The ideal case would be to get a new ZFS system and copy over the network. Depending on how big your data is, and how many spare drives you have, you could probably do something hacky like creating a small ZFS pool on linux, empty a btrfs d
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10y ago
I'm not sure this would have the outcome you'd want. A HN page is simple, loads and the DOM isn't really altered, so no real gain. Some pages alter the DOM significantly just when scrolling, or even wait to request content un
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10y ago
Let's redefine copyright timelines in terms of computational effort to find its location in pi.
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