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901.
by esaym 11y ago
I got it from here (page 33): http://www.liz.nl/C-DayIsComingYAPCEU.pdf So probably not "native" executables, but compiling and optimizing nonetheless.
902.
by esaym 11y ago
Cool. I am glad there has been enough support and supporters over the years to push it to the finish. Compiled native executables, concurrency, async code blocks, and much more. I look forward to learning as soon as I get a chance. Hoping t
903.
by esaym 11y ago
That is probably a hoax: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BadBIOS No one other than one person has ever talked about it.
904.
Benchmarking Postgres-XL(blog.2ndquadrant.com)
2 points by esaym 11y ago|0 comments
905.
by esaym 11y ago
There is that issue, but surely not all startups offer that?
906.
by esaym 11y ago
I hope it works well for them. I've seen many companies go down the tubes after deciding to go public. Which makes me wonder why one would even want to go public in the first place? The allure of perhaps making more money?
907.
by esaym 11y ago
Indeed, and that is not something I want to do. Not knowing about it, doesn't make it OK.
908.
by esaym 11y ago
To each their own I guess. Those sound even worse personally. "Inhalation: Low hazard for usual industrial handling." <- Industrial handling probably doesn't include smoking it....
909.
by esaym 11y ago
Propylene glycol? That doesn't sound good: https://fscimage.fishersci.com/msds/19870.htm >"Skin: In case of contact, flush skin with plenty of water." >"Inhalation: If inhaled, remove to fresh
910.
U.S. Marshals to Hold Final Auction of Silk Road Bitcoins(usmarshals.gov)
1 points by esaym 11y ago|0 comments
911.
by esaym 11y ago
I've never understood how the Asian countries that don't really have that many natural resources[1], could out pace American manufacturing. Do we seriously ship scrap metal over there to them just to have it shipped back to us in
912.
by esaym 11y ago
I've always hated that a "law" can be interpreted really.
913.
by esaym 11y ago
Ah, I see.
914.
by esaym 11y ago
>"his use of power demonstrates extreme humility" Well perhaps, but isn't that just like saying "it could always be worse"? Personally, I think he could be just a little bit nicer. But then again, as a Linux on
915.
by esaym 11y ago
>"In a 4-1 ruling, the court found that prohibitions on using marijuana violated the 'right to the free development of personality'" Perhaps that is out of context, and I don't know their constitution as a whole,
916.
by esaym 11y ago
Or pretty much anything on amazon has that happen. Most recently a "good ol' American made" can opener turned out to be a cheap China counterfeit: https://www.amazon.com/review/R3MJPDPNRM9HXR
917.
by esaym 11y ago
>"so its unlike bowel gas analysis was a high priority in the specs" Classic :) After digging through ebay and google images for awhile, I finally found one of the two different units that we used: http://www.equipco
918.
by esaym 11y ago
How about an explanation of what is going on here?
919.
by esaym 11y ago
>"For those who do not know, H2S is also a key part of the vile smell in flatulence, so strictly speaking it's a rather common substance in nature albeit in "safe" concentrations." Funny story and probably TMI. I
920.
by esaym 11y ago
You'd be surprised at how much "good" software can accomplish. Just think of an 80mhz embedded cpu. You have 80,000,000 calculations per second right there in your hand. In a side project I was involved in. We were using 60mh
921.
by esaym 11y ago
"Faith" has a large definition behind it: http://1828.mshaffer.com/d/search/word,faith Think of a similar word "faithful". Being faithful means you can be relied upon. When one is described as
922.
by esaym 11y ago
Hope it works out well for them. I had a horrid time with a local wireless provider in my area. It was based on the motorola canopy (now cambium networks) configuration. They had main antennas on every single water tower in probably a 20-30
923.
by esaym 11y ago
The point is, if it is not church doctrine one follows, then how do you label them as "Christian"? As the original poster has done.
924.
by esaym 11y ago
No, this is from several groups of missionaries I personally know over there right now. Some in the bush who have to deal with witch doctors running villages, and others in big cities where they have to deal with somehow paying $800 for ren
925.
by esaym 11y ago
PV at least at one time, was more efficient than emulating straight hardware. And PV was the only way you could run visualization on Intel Atom since the first batches did not have the hardware bits needed for KVM.
926.
by esaym 11y ago
>only place you'll find which doctors is out in the more remote rural areas Which is what I am talking about. You think these "Christian" "witch hunts" happen in the middle of the big city?
927.
by esaym 11y ago
I highly doubt that. For one, "witch hunting" is not part of any mainline church doctrine nor is it in the new testament. Yes I know it is in the old testament, but the OT Jewish laws do not govern the church. A good example of
928.
by esaym 11y ago
As long as you don't need PV...
929.
by esaym 11y ago
I really hate outsourcing of any kind. I am a person that likes software development and I hate seeing it treated as something you want to spend as little money as possible for. One of my last companies that I worked for got bought out. We
930.
Evidence of Headphone Break-In(innerfidelity.com)
1 points by esaym 11y ago|0 comments

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