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by chimpburger 7y ago
Let's restrict it to travel within the solar system. We'll need fusion to power all of those beams.
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by chimpburger 7y ago
And for space exploration. Nuclear propulsion would enable humans to reach Alpha Centauri within a lifetime.
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by chimpburger 7y ago
They lend out MORE than was deposited. They literally create money out of nothing and lend it. That is how fiat money is created.
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by chimpburger 7y ago
It's used for margin trading at exchanges that do not accept fiat
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by chimpburger 7y ago
The person I was replying to actually did not know that. The irony is was that bank deposits are also a ponzi scheme like Tether. Deposits are backed by taxpayer bailouts in some countries. In New Zealand we have fractional reserve banking
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by chimpburger 7y ago
You misunderstood. With the "Fractional Reserve Banking" system, banks lend out money that is NOT under deposit. They are licensed to lend out money created from nothing. This is the mechanism by which money is created https:&#x2
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by chimpburger 7y ago
"k" is an internationally standardized prefix. Anyone on this site would know it means 1000.
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by chimpburger 7y ago
India has a population of 1.339 Billion. They'll have no problem finding/training more engineers to build up that team.
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by chimpburger 7y ago
You posted the evidence in your own comment. India is far from the top rank (just above Mexico) and last year they were ranked near the bottom.
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by chimpburger 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left-wing_politics
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by chimpburger 7y ago
Your brain isn't working too well today. Try reading the original comment that you replied to. Centralized misallocation of public resources is the root cause. The banks took insane risk only because they knew they would be bailed out
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by chimpburger 7y ago
No it doesn't. It was the root cause of the Global Financial Crisis in 2008, and will be the root cause of the next financial crisis which is definitely coming. It doesn't work.
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by chimpburger 7y ago
Centrally controlled misallocation of public resources on a large scale. A particularly nasty form of Socialism.
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by chimpburger 7y ago
Dangerous. You can die from water intoxication. It is an extremely painful way to die. Brain swells and is crushed by your skull https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_intoxication
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by chimpburger 7y ago
TLA+ is for building and verifying a formal model of the program (a blueprint), not for verifying the implementation.
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by chimpburger 7y ago
It is a formal method.
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by chimpburger 7y ago
Not really. Formal verification methods are mathematically rigorous. They can mathematically prove or disprove correctness of programs and catch bugs that would be extremely difficult for a human to find https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by chimpburger 7y ago
It should not be indexing all the time. Only when you load a new project.
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by chimpburger 7y ago
Vim was designed for editing _text_. It was not designed for semantic analysis of _code_. The semantic plugins for Vim are hacky addons. Having Vim bindings in IntelliJ is indeed the best of both worlds.
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by chimpburger 7y ago
We have this and it works very well https://github.com/JetBrains/ideavim Plain Vim does not have the semantic / refactoring capabilities of a real IDE. This plugin gives the best of both worlds.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Not everything will be automated simultaneously. In order to build a factory that is completely automated there is still human labor in building the factory itself, building infrastructure, mining and transporting materials, etc.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
When the second crash occurred, that was then TWO unexplained 100% fatal crashes within 5 months, with extremely similar circumstances and evidence pointing to the same root cause. Basically, the first crash with lion air had them on red al
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by chimpburger 8y ago
It is pedantry because the details and circumstances of the second crash are indicative of the same root cause issue.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
The two MAX crashes are significantly more severe than the examples you listed (all passengers killed) and both crashes were potentially caused by this specific design flaw https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-a
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Two similar crashes within 5 months with an obvious candidate for the root cause https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/faa-e...
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by chimpburger 8y ago
This is probably the root cause https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/faa-e...
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by chimpburger 8y ago
No. The 737 Max introduced a fundamental design weakness that was implemented for cost efficiency reasons only. The center of gravity is towards the rear, which makes the plane tend to tilt backwards, and requires an automatic system to com
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by chimpburger 8y ago
Now check this out: http://www.vavr.io
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by chimpburger 8y ago
I was trying to point out that it's already logical and sensible, and what you think it should be is nonsense.
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by chimpburger 8y ago
You haven't used many IDEs. This is standard behavior. "find next" or "find usages" is for the current editor and you should never expect it to search the entire project. Searching files recursively is usually calle

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