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Not quite; it's intended only to replace webpack for development. Snowpack explicitly recommends you continue using bundlers for production. "Snowpack treats bundling as a final, production-only build optimization. By bundling as
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I live in Washington State. I mailed my vote in for the 2016 election; doing this is not unprecedented. Why aren't all the expat ballots not faked?
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Note, despite their names, secret and top secret regions refer to the data classifications which they can have access to, not to their existence. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/publicsector/announcing-the-new...
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It seems using toplevel programs could make it harder to find the entry point to a program. Is there an easy way, given a built assembly, to know which source file the entry point is?
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I don't see how putting Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon under the control of the US executive branch would solve the problems of accountability and them needing to deal with the laws of multiple nation states. If one wants to subje
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Well; another problem is that saying that branching happens at all is to miss the point of MWI; which is to avoid collapse. There aren't any discrete "branching" events.
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Oh; so this was part of the fed stimulus, not the 2 trillion congress stimulus bill?
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My personal feeling is that we should have just cut everyone a 10k check and be done with it. Some direct funding to hospitals maybe; but 95% of the stimulus should have just been direct cash. Seems like the best way to ensure that people w
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... this was a serious point. Walmart has invested significantly in it's own infrastructure https://www.investopedia.com/news/walmarts-new-weapon-agains... And regularly stipulates SaaS providers that it contracts
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Huh; I would have pegged Walmart to try this first.
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The bridges today in modern Kalningrad. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Knaypkhof,+Ulitsa+Kanta,+K... It appears that the geometry has changed since Euler's time, or the diagram is incorrect. It appears tha
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Well, for those looking at the comments first: No; they do not actually factor any 1024 or 2048 bit numbers. The largest is 17 bits. Although they point out that representing the problem can be done in a quadratic size of the input, the dat
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I don't think thats true though. In 1903, Radioactivity had already been proposed as an explanation for the Sun's heat (2 years prior to Annus Mirabilis). The connection between E=mc^2 and nuclear reactions doesn't become cle
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The Source of Solar Energy, ca. 1840-1910 [pdf]
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Einstein did not determine that the sun was nuclear powered. That was Hans Bethe in 1939 (based on data produced by Bengt Strömgren).
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This would make copying links harder as you would need to avoid copying the link symbol, unless the link symbol was part of the URL.
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Amazon agrees that what is being reported goes against their policies. '"However, we strictly prohibit our employees from using nonpublic, seller-specific data to determine which private label products to launch." Amazon said
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So this seems to be getting drowned out a bit; but the core issue here is not that Amazon is creating their own labels to compete with seller's products. It's that they've publicly stated, including to congress, that they d
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Unfortunately, despite prominent climate scientists like James Hansen advocating that Nuclear be considered a tool in the toolbox for combating Climate Change, it's been regularly dismissed by many activists it seems. Foolish, it would
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Sed does not have a debugger that is 50 years old. The author was not saying that sed is a bad tool; he's saying it doesn't have a debugger. If there is a desire to have a debugger for the tool, that has existed for 50 years witho
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What policies are you saying were misguided and should not have been taken based on the predicted elevated death toll? How does one evaluate the OpenTable data and feed it into the model they were using to estimate the amount of social dist
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"Starting April 17, we began using mobile phone data to better assess the impact of social distancing across states and countries. These data revealed that social distancing was happening to a larger degree than previously understood,
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Ron Wyden is 70 and makes perfectly reasonable proposals. I don't think the extra 16 years is Feinstein's problem.
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So Much Cooking (2015)
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So the basic assumption of an exponential growth curve is: "rate of change is proportional to a population." However, in the case of a virus, you eventually run out of population to consume; so you tweak the model to be "Let
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Why should infections follow a bell curve? Shouldn't it be the derivative of a the logistic curve, which should be approximately exponential on both ends. I don't see how a quadratic should show up in the exponent; either mathemat
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> Obviously, explanations can be more or less fundamental. That's not obvious, in fact, it's not even true. Feynman's point is that people bring context to a question. People will accept different things as 'funda
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Which, in itself, is probably a valuable take-away.
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It's the successor to the B programming language (also written by Ritchie and Thompson), which was derived from "BCPL": Basic Combined Programming Language.
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Dwarf Fortress strikes me as a game that would benefit from a strong engine / UI split, with an API for querying the world state. That said, DFHack is probably sufficient for this purpose. https://docs.dfhack.org/en
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