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ehvatum
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Someone tell that to Adobe and Autodesk.
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That’s the dream, but need and incentive must meet for it to be the reality.
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I’m not sure you can attribute every COVID death to failure to follow restrictions that arose after COVID had spread worldwide.
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The movie Cube is an exploration of your black box concept. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0123755/
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> They’re doing well, but not too well, and scarcely have any incentive to rock the boat... Just think about the amount of time and energy they have to spend on grants to get permission to do their job through sales pitches and papers to
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How about a communication center of excellence producing weekly communication quality reports? You won’t be able to access the project page until you have read the latest report and answered three quick questions to verify that you have rea
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So that, next time, Gerhardt Schroeder can stay on the Gazprom board of directors in exchange for Russian ownership of German industry.
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It’s related in the way two eerily similar fatal accidents at a single unchanged dangerous intersection in a small town, years apart, are related.
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> I would contend that removing checks is also unreasonable. Yeah, but removing a null check after a dereference has a solid rationale, so it’s very different from GCC taking it upon itself to format your drive.
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> Given that just yesterday a Japanese person tried to lecture me about how snorkels Makes perfect sense. My brother used to SCUBA dive, and he’s Norwegian, like me, which is Northern European which includes Sweden, so we can draw a lot
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How far must standard of living “fall” before UK residents can afford UK housing? Until one may use a ladder without a license and gasp a nail gun?
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> Twitter backend Nick Morgan got fired and exposed the dismissal email Never fire the backend. It will blow up on you and you’ll be exposed.
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> The picture is very clear here. I wish it were. It should not be difficult to verify that N95 masks filter COVID virus particles effectively. If such a study had been performed, nobody could reasonably hypothesize that, owing to the
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The day Intel gets EUV 3nm fabrication running at 90% yield, all commitments to fabrication for other parties will be forgotten. Given the choice between producing a contract part for you to sell or super-fat margin Xeon Platinum Gentlemen’
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Of course, when I buy a lawn mower at Tesco, Tesco demands 30% of the cost from gas stations for any lawn mower fuel I purchase. So, Apple and Tesco’s abuse of their market power are directly comparable, and your bumper sticker slogan logic
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> But they're not, so not sure why they should be happy if people are not paying. Because of this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33389848 your use of Pantone colors for free causes your print shop to spend hug
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By undermining the value of unit of account for capital via inflation, so that capital may no longer be kept or lent or borrowed, and barter and force of arms replace money as means of exchange.
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Obviously, that a nanowire-based bumblebee could be fired from a gun and rapidly pollinate.
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> Kuwait - America picked a fight and had to get Britain and then pretty much the whole rest of NATO in to save them, yet again. Those British Abrams tanks, French paveway laser guided bombs, German Apache attack helicopters, and NATO gr
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"Documents pertaining to the case remain sealed." Why? This tells me that the FBI is targeting this journalist because they don't like what he has to say. If this pattern of government behavior impacted a journalist in China,
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There is clearly a story that the the FBI doesn’t want covered. That’s a problem.
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This is not an unsafe language failure! The same logic, ported to Python, would exhibit the same error.
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> perhaps flooding zeros across a TCP socket could work Unconstrained zero sending is too fast; you would tend to flood the connection, causing packet loss, breaking you out of the fast path long before counter loop around. You would nee
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> The Republican Party has openly stated their goal to "make Obama a one-term president" That’s a very trashy hot take. Doing everything possible to demonize and replace a POTUS is American tradition dating to the Peggy Eaton a
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The possessive suggests possession - as if the men of Iran own the women of Iran, and are sovereign over them, like an autocratic government is over its subjects. You may be aware of protests currently ongoing in Iran regarding distaste for
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There’s an unfortunate crossover between people who want whole food and people who follow Gwyneth Paltrow, believe in Sedona vortex fruit cocktail crystal magnet medicinal woo, and have had their catalytic converter stolen 7 times for reaso
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> but in the home might be watched in an unhealthy way ie repeatedly looking at a particular very [meme]iolent scene I should never have watched that Dark Knight Rises aircraft shenanigans sequence, so many times. Who else can be blamed?
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> afaik there just hasn’t been a lot of work done towards leveraging the GPU for vector graphic Sure there has been, in the form of the nvidia path rendering extension. https://developer.nvidia.com/nv-path-rendering It w
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> Also, people need to use Firefox I would, if Firefox would stop deteriorating. They are down to miniscule marketshare and continue redesigning their GUI, disabling features, preventing ad-blocking, launching pointless annoying services
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> Java can take away the virtual dispatch if it finds a single implementation of interface or single concrete class of an abstract class which is not possible with c++ (where-in we'll always go thru the vtable which almost always re
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