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ezoe
6y ago
I don't know the correct answer but is it that surprise? Uber offers their service in 63 countries. The nature of their business model requires the presence of physical branch office in these 64 countries. In the Tokyo, even the restau
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6y ago
These concerns should better be handled by other kind of law such as defamation, not the copyright or patent or trademark. The exact definition of defamation varies between jurisdictions so what constitute to be the defamation is another pr
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7y ago
That's because Sizuoka isn't economically important and not much people from Tokyo or Kansai region to stop by. Somebody jokingly said that, by stating the statistics of cases in prefectures, saying, "Appearently, the coronav
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7y ago
This is the Google/Alphabet that is infamous for no human customer support at all. If you ever mention coronavirus or related terms, expect the automatic ban with no way to argue for it. I'm beginning to think that the Harry Potte
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ezoe
7y ago
4. is interesting fact I didn't know. I learned in modern hardware, the simple data structure actually runs faster(linked node vs contiguous storage), but in assembly level, it's still quite opposite I guess.
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7y ago
- Most of the regulation of prior permission paperwork submit is abolished. Whether somebody meets the regulation standard will be evaluated after it was done. - Customer service is not free of charge after used the up free quota. - Telepho
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7y ago
Unless we have a fool-proof self test kit that is so cheap to mass produce and distribute so everyone can use it every morning by simply dropping saliva and the result is available within 5 minutes while the probability of false-negative&#x
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7y ago
The only downside of disabling snap in Ubuntu is the Chromium. Since Ubuntu's official package of Chromium is using snap, disabling the snap means you don't get packaged Chromium from Canonical. You have to build it yourself or us
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ezoe
7y ago
Oh that's... not intended really.
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7y ago
For objects allocated at phase 1 and not necessary after, I would use std::monotonic_buffer_resource added in C++17. It's implementation is consists of just a pointer point to large contagious memory. You want a n bytes of memory? retu
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7y ago
It's actually more surprising that the person who can write this otherwise clean and modern C++17 code produce this awful abomination. The only possible explanation is, he literally port the existing code written in a very dynamic lang
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7y ago
It's implementation is buckets divided node based hash map. Theoretically, its order is good, but not that efficient in modern hardware where the memory access is heavily cached so the data locality is more important than saving the me
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7y ago
The problem is, hash map isn't that effective in modern hardware, the overhead cost is greater than the benefit. If it's consists of clustered network connected computers, it may be, but not for the single local computer for the m
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ezoe
7y ago
After quickly glancing the code, I concluded that they wrote C++ like there is no static type. It seems they faithfully ported the very dynamic nature of their existing code to C++ without thinking. Like what is this? https://git
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ezoe
7y ago
"Apple can save the load time if they use the WebP" Says the writer who use jpeg on his article.
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ezoe
7y ago
Thanks. as you clearly see, English is not my native language.
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7y ago
This cheat use PCIe DMA to read the memory of the target computer which is running CS:GO. No kernel/user space software on the target system is necessary and practically undetectable from the target computer. My stance on this is it&#x
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ezoe
7y ago
Even if the vaccine is available now, it took more than a year to mass-produce it and distribute to everyone in the world.
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7y ago
I really can't understand how could a lawsuit like this were valid in the first place. The purpose of trademark is to prevent the counterfeit item be recognized as the same as trademarked item. If the item is truly meant to refer the t
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7y ago
Wayland won't be a thing until they agree on the common API for the real time capturing of the screen. I've read some Wayland developers said screen capturing is not a priority and I can't understand it. The screen capturing
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7y ago
And according to the cloudflare, the current dm-crypt implementation is a horrible bit rot which got no reviewing for 15 years.
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7y ago
Any censorship cause a rather strange expression to overcome it. Example: YouTube automatically disable the monetization on video which utter the words coronavirus. The intent is to prevent malicious videos profiting from spreading the bogu
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7y ago
Another half-baked framework that will torture the unfortunate developers. There is no reason to use these mess except if you're writing a software for MS-specific niche platforms such as HoloLens, XBox and alike. For UIs that can be a
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7y ago
Who trust Amazon and its marketplace on general goods nowaday? The only thing I can trust from Amazon is used foreign books.
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7y ago
Whatever languages you choose, the chances are, you probably won't use that language 10 years later unless you're maintaining the 10 years old software. So learn anything you think its interesting.
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>Cuomo unveiled the “NYS Clean” hand sanitizer during a press conference, calling it superior to existing products thanks to its scent and alcohol content of 75%. That exceeds the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s recomm
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ezoe
7y ago
Not just twin, but your former self too.
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7y ago
Well, there is a SAM system which is designed to kill missiles, not the humans. That said, I think any software development which involves the government aren't fun at all for all the bureaucracies and inefficiency.
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7y ago
Isn't the whole the struggles and fiascos are about the suspect of him doing rape or not? How could the totally unrelated email leaks be the reason to grant a pardon? This world is more rotten than you can ever imagine.
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7y ago
I don't get it. To me, everything the article mentioned about dystopian nightmare sounds like a issue of the government, not caused by the private companies. The root of the cause is they aren't redistributing the wealth well. The
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