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danaos
6y ago
But in the end it was the Chinese solar companies that reaped the money from the subsidies as they dominated the industry. This is true for all of the EU, not just Germany.
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My take is that China will eventually surpass the United States in terms of GDP but the USA will continue to lead in terms of per-capita.
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danaos
6y ago
Well, it's r/bitcoin which is arguably even worse.
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New Research Sheds Light on Fraction Signs of Undeciphered Linear a Script
(sci-news.com)
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6y ago
And spending your valuable resources on developing such weapons shows that you're the good guy.
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danaos
6y ago
fftw3 is extremely fast and vectorized well. Why write your own FFT implementation? Did you test against pulseeffects cpu usage?
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6y ago
I mean the module-virtual-surround-sink written 8 years ago [1] doesn't even work properly[2]. Even worse the convolution algorithm is a naive implementation with O(n^2) instead of O(nlog(n))[3]. 8 years later it appears the issues are
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6y ago
Slightly unrelated: Can we have the cake and eat too in the case of choosing e-book formats for academic e-books? I mean to combine the adaptiveness of epub and the advanced scientific notation and plotting possible with pdf.
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6y ago
I don't believe that being "smart" inhibits confirmation bias, as it's an inherent human trait that our brains have evolved into.
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Speculative Dereferencing of Registers:Reviving Foreshadow
(arxiv.org)
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Turkey tightens control on social media with new law
(dw.com)
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danaos
6y ago
No. Satoshi's coins are scattered over hundreds or thousands addresses.
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China Speeds Up Advanced Chip Development
(semiengineering.com)
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6y ago
Your calls are in vain. That would only make sense in more liberal countries like western ones. When it comes to tech and innovation Turkey has become quite forward-looking but they still retain their nationalist culture.
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Spreading Out the Cost at 3nm
(semiengineering.com)
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Online Cash Bitcoin Could Challenge Governments, Banks (2011)
(techland.time.com)
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6y ago
Counterpoint: Aristotle's life is widely documented, having been born in the small ancient city of Stagira, and famously taught Alexander the Great.
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Greece Shows How to Handle the Crisis
(bloomberg.com)
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7y ago
The title is kind of misleading. > TSMC made every effort to avoid detailing the actual properties of that channel (every related question was met with the tautology: “those who know, know”). [...] We believe TSMC is employing a SiGe cha
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danaos
7y ago
You don't have to download the entire folder. Some parts are less than 10 GB.
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The threat to the southern European olive
(economist.com)
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Airbnb was founded in 2008. My take is investors want to cash out before the upcoming recession.
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7y ago
Parent is right. The Laplace transform is a generalization of Fourier's. There are two types of Laplace tranforms, the two-sided and the one-sided. The two-sided is defined in all of R. The s variable is a complex frequency in the form
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Vodka from Chernobyl Is Perfectly Safe, Say the Scientists Who Made It
(nytimes.com)
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> In April, when a story about Katie Bouman, an M.I.T. researcher who helped develop a technology that captured the first photo of a black hole, rose to the front page, users combed through her code on GitHub in an effort to undermine th
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Sweden's Klarna becomes biggest fintech firm in Europe
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Connecting two Lora modules ad hoc has always been possible. The catch is you won't be part of the LoraWan network.
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Well the pi3 does not support h265 acceleration natively, it should have been better to use it on h264 movies.
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Instructor resources have always been distributed separately afaik. If you're a student you can access free digital content from their website[1]. Am I missing something? [1] https://media.pearsoncmg.com/bc/abp
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His home was actually raided by Australian police right after news[1] broke that he may be Satoshi Nakamoto. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/dec/09/bitcoin-f...
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