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ezoe
7y ago
Interesting, an organization who just recently fired a lot of employees without warning, talking about ethical consideration.
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7y ago
Miscarriage probability is higher than people who never see the statistics guessed, even for the people with the best age and other conditions(>10%). Also it is said early occult miscarriage rate is 40%. It's early because less than
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ezoe
7y ago
Don't let its name fool you. C++ coroutines is nothing about the coroutines you imagine from other languages. C++ coroutines, defined by C++20 standard is nothing but a syntax sugar. It consists of three keywards, co_await, co_yeild an
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ezoe
7y ago
Japan is suffering too. Except for Hokkaido and very high altitude ski areas, we don't have much snow.
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My take on this article is it doesn't worth implementing your own spinlock. The OS can take advantage of their implementation details while you can't portably implement it. The OS implementation changes in the future or varies. Ev
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ezoe
7y ago
Reminds me of Avisynth. Everything it does can be done by ffmpeg command line but prettier.
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ezoe
7y ago
That's denying, or more like denying the the whole purpose of insurance. Also, it's bad design of incentive. The insurance companies has an incentive to deny the payment, because it does reduce the cost and increase the profit. Fo
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ezoe
7y ago
From my Non-American view, this is a classic case for the need of regulation. The government define a set of medical treatments that were scientifically proved, don't allow the insurance companies to deny the request of medical treatme
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7y ago
>It took 3 hours of my time. About 3 hours of medical assistant time and about an hour of two different doctors time to get this simple 5 minute CT approved. This is all on top of the time of admins at the insurance company. At this rate
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ezoe
7y ago
There are so many now deceased person's account which contains very interesting, and are definitely considered as an important historical material. These historical materials will be lost on this move. Yes, we can't expect the for
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7y ago
Through the history, we've learned that the trial shall be hold at open court. It's not that open court is best to protect the plaintiff/defendant, but it's least harmful way to ensure fair trial. The history proved coun
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ezoe
7y ago
Well, I like their shoes because its shape fit my foot better than most of the shoes. I have a rather wide foot so some shoes just doesn't fit no matter how big it is.
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ezoe
7y ago
If you want the absolute best to win the climbing competition, that's a viable strategy and totally worth the money for. But for a casual climber like me whose best grade is 3級(Japanese grade standard, equivalent of 6a+/6b or V3)
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7y ago
The very interesting trend right now is there are so many new climbing shoes vendors start appearing within a couple of years. I suspect it's because the Olympic accepted free climbing. I was skeptical at first on these freshly new sho
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ezoe
7y ago
No matter how careful you are, the service(bank, SNS and everything) you're using aren't. If you hand over them a phone number and they think phone number alone can identity you, you're done for. The only solution is not usin
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7y ago
The problem is, the current law isn't match the pipe analogy. If it's a private communication, they can be a pipe. But they are publicly present the information as soon as it gets to the pipe. There are many expressions you can&#x
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ezoe
7y ago
We need a WazeWaze which show the false police warnings so it's safe to drive over the speed limit. But soon the cops will notice it so it could lead to WazeWazeWaze and then...
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ezoe
7y ago
All so called self-claimed traditional martial arts masters who oppose the Xu are pathetic in terms of body mass. On a hand-to-hand combat with no rule, body mass works. Joint lock works with equally trained fighters.
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While I thought RMS's technical knowledge wasn't updated properly since he pivoted his activities to be an evangelist of freedom rather than being a programmer. I believe he was directly responsible of the development stall of GCC
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Keep in mind that Cloudflare is US company. US government is infamous for secret subpoena and gag orders toward the US companies. Also US government is infamous for serious and illegal spying. They also holding known vulnerabilities informa
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7y ago
It's between a hotel and Thomas Cook's problem. Thomas Cook book the hotel. Hotel promised to allocate a room for Thomas Cook. Thomas Cook will pay the hotel fee. Hotel receive the fee from Thomas Cook. The customer who actually u
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7y ago
That is so convenient, isn't it? The government don't need to follow the law which suppose to protect the whistleblowers.
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Now he no longer belong to MIT/FSF, he can enjoy his freedom of speech I guess. RMS is and always is consistent. He never bend his opinion and he throw out all the career if necessary for his freedom.
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So RMS called Epstein "serial rapist". He declined to call him "Pedophile" and that cause this outrage.
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RMS's definition of pedophile doesn't include people who feel sexuall attraction on person who has puberty and is sexual maturity. I think that's a fair definition. He also argues that 17 years old has ability to consent. Sin
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ezoe
7y ago
Due to its nature of C++ templates, MSVC STL source code was practically available to anybody. I think in theory, I could get hand on free of charge version of MSVC without agreeing the MS EULA then extract the archive, again without agreei
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ezoe
7y ago
The moment I read the title, I came up a very satirical comment which I believe everybody came up so I don't bother to write it.
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7y ago
They have to implement the existing API or their own. The cost will be the same for both cases. For big platform vendors, almost no(extra) cost. On the other hand, we, the ordinary developer must pay the cost of supporting N APIs on M platf
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7y ago
When I saw a label of organic, I immediately assume it's over-priced fraud product. To me, it's same as those stupid product which claims magical cure for cancer.
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In Japan, the tax for beer is insanely high. "Free beer" doesn't happen in Japan because beer is expensive. It makes most major beer companies R&D beer-taste products which is by definition of the tax law, not a beer. On
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