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2012 Google seemed hungrier and more ambitious than 2022 Google.
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The link you posted says that ratios are similar, but number of involved people is several orders if magnitude bigger.
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36k wallets own 80% of NFTs, 10x that number of wallets own all of them [1]. And that's wallets, not people. That's not what "people" want, that's what a bunch of millionaires push, hoping to get out first. 1: http
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No. 1/2 == 0 in py2 (and C, Java, ...).
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(2020)
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"landing some time next year"
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Building a project isn't a single-core workload usually, though.
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For me personally, I'd pay $99-$149 flat plus paid updates if I liked it. But I know what they say about asking your potential customers what they're willing to pay ;)
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Windows uses its own calling convention. I'm sure COM win32 headers have no shortage or atrocities, but this post here is just saying that GCC doesn't implement the Windows calling convention for struct returns, while clang does.
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That might still be true if they coexist. But I'm no expert. https://erictopol.substack.com/p/omicron-is-getting-more-def... says they compete, so I'm willing to believe that. But the thread https:/
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I think it's not yet a given that omicron competes with delta. Since they're fairly different it's possible both strains can coexist.
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If a tweet is wrong and you're not out to spread FUD, you delete the tweet. That's standard procedure.
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Recent post on the same topic that gets the same information across with fewer words: https://kristerw.github.io/2021/10/19/fast-math/
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In addition to the other comments pointing out the moat, it's also just a good product. There's some controversy here or there, but the watching experience is fast and good, it's available almost everywhere (phones, laptop, s
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It's a bing frontend with a few special cases handled differently. For most queries, you get bing results. Easy to check by comparing results.
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The calling convention described in the parent is the Windows 64-bit calling convention. In the 64-bit calling convention used on all other platforms, the first six arguments are passed in registers (RDI, RSI, RDX, RCX, R8, R9). The parent
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In my experience, high achievers become interested in topics only covered in higher grades sooner or later anyways. And once they do, they pursue them only out of interest and intrinsic motivation, and that tends to boost their motivation.
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> Hype-Free > It’s a hip bar in a club that a cooler friend had to tell you about. Ok then.
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Never heard about it either, but probably https://feelingswheel.com/
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It wasn't clear to me that "the list of remaining individuals and corporations we need to get agreements from" in "Call for help" was a link since it's not underlined and styled with exactly the same color, fon
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> They were at no point comparing the latest version of Safari against a year old version of Chrome. They tend to update that page after a Safari update, which is yearly. They tend to highlight benchmarks that Safari looks good in. If Ch
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Weird that the Safari team gets worked up over this when https://apple.com/safari regularly shows numbers based on years-old versions of Chrome. They just updated it so it's now only Safari prerelease versus Chrome 94,
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Looks like it might be resolved now.
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Not sure NFTs should be part of your retirement plan.
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That's a joke, it's intentionally missing to make the point.
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I think the point is that even if OP can sustain themselves, leaving before having a new job lined up will likely negatively impact their chances for their next job. So unless they can sustain themselves indefinitely (unlikely, else why wou
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The Pi has much better performance per dollar, which is a metric that's important to some people too.
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https://open-ui.org/charter > Most recent revision: April 1, 2020 That doesn't inspire confidence...
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The review doesn't even mention continued absence of USB-A. Am I weird that I still need USB-A adapters all the time? Most of the new MBP is about solving problems people actually have instead of the ones Apple wishes they had.
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From [2]: > According to a 2005 study, "Despite almost a century of scholarly debate on this question... there is still no consensus about whether and under what conditions Michels’s claim holds true"
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