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901.
by caf 6y ago
Mejit in the Marshall Islands has a population of 348.
902.
by caf 6y ago
Enough to drive a Model 3 about 1.5km.
903.
by caf 6y ago
The normal process is Facebook files a lawsuit against a John Doe respondent ("Facebook vs The Registrant Of Domain facebo0k-login.com"), then issues a subpoena to Namecheap.
904.
by caf 6y ago
Maybe I'm weird, but "curating your own online presence" gives me the creeps, like I'm in a room full of people all wearing rubber Richard Nixon facemasks or something.
905.
by caf 6y ago
I cut my teeth on Usenet, mailing lists, and IRC - on all of which the idea of unsaying something you said was a self-evident absurdity. So no, I don't have a problem with it here either. If I feel badly enough about something I'v
906.
by caf 6y ago
It looks to me like that graph was produced using k=3 for the k_edge_subgraphs() pruning step, and likely the suggestions for "octave" only included one or two other ML-related terms (because they are crowded out by musical terms)
907.
by caf 6y ago
Which competitors? Windows and ChromeOS have already been sold on ARM hardware.
908.
by caf 6y ago
Ahh yes, that is a good point.
909.
by caf 6y ago
I believe you have to charge 43% extra if you want to be whole (70% of 143 is ~100)?
910.
by caf 6y ago
Sure capacitors are like springs, but I'd say inductors are more like flywheels.
911.
by caf 6y ago
Which implies that as the user, you are the product, being sold by Apple (and Google) to the app developers for a 30% vig.
912.
by caf 6y ago
It kinds of does that, because if you start the climate control while plugged in, it'll start drawing from the charger even if charging has already finished. This is most often seen if you remotely turn on the climate control to warm t
913.
by caf 6y ago
The Model 3 with the current software in "Normal" regen mode does apply more regen when you use the brake pedal, at least as reported by the regen indicator.
914.
by caf 6y ago
Well there's examples like this: https://www.sportsbet.com.au/betting/novelty-bets/-realdonal...
915.
by caf 6y ago
The hidden objectives in Ticket To Ride might suit that OP's request for a deductive element as well.
916.
by caf 6y ago
Carcassonne works well as a two player game (not a deduction game, though). Sagrada works two player and has a hidden objective element, though I feel it's a little better four player. 10 Days In Africa is a good quick game with hidden
917.
by caf 6y ago
It's named after a permanent outdoor sculpture installation in Seattle.
918.
by caf 6y ago
electricitymap's feed for distributed solar in Australia seems to be inoperable at the moment. Eg APVI's live map currently shows over 1GW in QLD of distributed PV generation. electricitymap uses http://pv-map.apvi.org
919.
by caf 6y ago
This needs a "GnuTLS:" or CVE reference in the title.
920.
by caf 6y ago
Right, which is why as the numbers get larger and the primes get more sparse, 30 eventually takes over from 6 as the sieve (2x3x5).
921.
by caf 6y ago
Yes, at the bottom of the article is an Addendum that covers this: Addendum 2016-06-14. I noted above that the distribution of primes mod 7 seems flatter, or more nearly uniform, than the result of rolling a fair die. John D. Cook has take
922.
by caf 6y ago
Probably need to develop some kind of under-street mounted charging, like the way conference room tables hide their port clusters.
923.
by caf 6y ago
..and if you fix a Bose amplifier then sell it, it's still going to have a Bose logo printed on it too.
924.
by caf 6y ago
To your point, 7/11 actually bought Mobil's retail petrol franchise business so now most of the 7/11s you see in the eastern states are 7/11 branded petrol stations (really convenience stores with petrol as a loss-leader
925.
by caf 6y ago
Superchargers charge idle fees if you leave the car there for more than 5 minutes after charging finishes.
926.
by caf 6y ago
On the other hand most of the cars have a smaller battery than a Model S, which works the other way (eg a Model 3 SR charges in about half those times). Haven't EVs outside of China basically standardised on either CCS2 or CHaDeMo? (it
927.
by caf 6y ago
CIA front, I believe.
928.
by caf 6y ago
I like to think I'm a generally intelligent agent, but I put long odds that I'll be doing that in the next 2 years.
929.
by caf 6y ago
As noted it used the 8254 PIT to measure clock time passing, so you could program the 8254 to run much slower.
930.
by caf 6y ago
That's not how microcode works, but yes - the instruction decoders and retirement logic are capable enough these days that you can have it decode into the same sequence of μops, which is almost certainly what happens. Note that it&#x27

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