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by acqq 7y ago
The article about the "lapses" of the contractor is also informative: https://www.tri-cityherald.com/news/local/hanford/article238...
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I am interpreting, however, "not statistically significant" as: "looking without calculating it appears it is faster, once it's calculated it turns out that appearance could be just a noise, not a real signal."
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by acqq 7y ago
Once one is there, it's easy to see that there are also many other sequencings in the database, isolated on different locations. E.g. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nuccore/MT370930 "collection_date="2020-
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by acqq 7y ago
> takes some credit for the Wall coming down Does he? In the very article you linked: "It’s fake news. I never ever said I had anything to do with bringing down the wall. I never ever said those words. I was semi-responsible for pro
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by acqq 7y ago
> considering the programming language landscape at the time, if we leave C++ aside, it would be more correct to say Smalltalk I'm quite sure Smalltalk didn't have a "new" mapped to malloc, and also most of other stuf
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by acqq 7y ago
Thanks. Automatically translated highlights of: https://www.svt.se/nyheter/inrikes/nya-antikroppstestet-base... "Uncertain conclusions of the new antibody test -- Updated April 22, 2020 Published April 21, 20
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by acqq 7y ago
Next recheck: currently death data up to 25th April. June 01, 2020 projection: 73,621 (56,562-128,167) Total number of deaths in the U.S., worldometers: 56,803. Today is April 28.
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by acqq 7y ago
> CArray ... everything CSomething depend on the heap One can have only one allocation per CArray and when using MFC one doesn't have to keep everything in MFC CStrings at all. Specifically, I've used CSomething structures with
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by acqq 7y ago
> Swedish statistical study released (and retracted) last week I don't know any details about that specific study, or why it was retracted etc, so any links to more info appreciated! I was writing about the general problems exist
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by acqq 7y ago
I didn't know about that one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bielefeld_Conspiracy Only knew about this proof for Wyoming: https://imgur.com/gallery/oV9wo
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by acqq 7y ago
The old GUI frameworks I used (e.g. MFC) surely weren't that bad as you claim: they did depend on the allocations, but not dogmatically like those writing Java-inspired C++ code later or today. I remember: They worked even in the very
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by acqq 7y ago
> A large anti body study was supposed to be released yesterday, and I'm waiting to see what it says. Also be aware that there are false positives, especially significant with these antibody tests, so with the low numbers of positiv
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by acqq 7y ago
The first part of the message is completely valid observation, and historically, there's even longer European tradition of the development of the wide-ranging "protections" of the population that is surely attempted to be des
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by acqq 7y ago
Really wonderful presentation, thank you! Especially the way the "animations" (the slides with changes, actually) convey the dynamics in the sequence of events explained.
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There are some brilliant bits inside, pity the formatting distracted: >> - That's Android. No support more than 2 months. > - Actually, support 4 months. >> - Who care? This press release. Just advertisement. >- Can d
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by acqq 7y ago
> it is a bit unfair to Java, as that languages was designed, among other things, to make this style, which was prevalent in OO-heavy C++ programs from the '90s, usable. It could be completely fair, however, unless that language no
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by acqq 7y ago
Wonderful. Some very interesting and very precise historical details. I can only be sad to imagine how something on that subject would be produced today (with so much sound and visual effects and removing the substance to be practically unw
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by acqq 7y ago
> Is this not the case in others' experience? My experience is that C++ programs that try to be "Java" are the worst programs, from the performance standpoint, that can be written of all. And here I mean the "Java&quo
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by acqq 7y ago
What are the algorithms used for encryption? What are the defaults, do they now match the currently best known approaches? Also why can't I use the application to do symmetric encryption? Namely the problem with GPG is that its default
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I have also read one estimate about how fast the water would have to fall during 40 days and 40 nights of Noah flood to cover the "highest mountain" on Earth -- apparently that speed alone would kill everything on Earth and also d
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translate.google.com "Region Stockholm Eight out of ten corona patients survive intensive care"
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> I believe no other country has that feature. I'm sure there are other European landline phone systems which behave the same. I don't know about the U.S.
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by acqq 7y ago
It is surely not anecdotal and telling about "people I know" but the top comment of this thread for Lubuntu 20.04 LTS: "the Lubuntu team does not support upgrading from 18.04 or below to any greater release. Doing so will re
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by acqq 7y ago
Yes, I know, unfortunately there is still too much attitude of "just change as root x y in some/path/accesible/to/root" A dose of a "normal-user"-hostility is kind of a given in Linux platforms, the b
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by acqq 7y ago
> stick with Flatpak like everyone else Can you please write who "everyone else" is?
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It has a long tradition. It happened to me many years ago: I've upgraded from one version of Ubuntu to another doing the "upgrade" but I had more and more problems. Then I've reached for help over the internet. The answe
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by acqq 7y ago
Rechecked the page: currently data up to 20th April, 22th of April page updated: June 01, 2020 projection: 67,444 (48,058-122,203) Today's number of deaths in the U.S., according to worldometers: 47,808. Today is April 23.
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by acqq 7y ago
Thanks for sharing this, that got me reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colostrum and the article from 1961 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1359530/?page=1 which quotes
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by acqq 7y ago
Good question, I'd expect it would be possible to add that to the Apple e-mail servers and automatically protect every version of iOS.
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