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> Yeah and making the solar panel, how green is that? Depending from where you buy them, quiet green. Produced with 100% renewables, made in Germany with polysilicon made in Europe. Why do you seem some emotional as if your identity is a
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5y ago
Does some know whether the muscouse membranes in the nose differ much between humans and mice? Do they differ more or less then immune system do?
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5y ago
Bigger Cache would help GPU Apps which are not optimized for a tile based approach perform better. That this becomes a constraint on the Ultra and some apps some to suffer worse scaling on the Ultra the other products in the line seems repr
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5y ago
You can make your own low-cost SuperH as SuperH patents (but not brand name) have expired. If you are interested write to the j-core mailing list with what kind of chips (is it more micro controller or older mobile class chip) you are inter
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5y ago
Maybe not compress and encrypt depending on your thread model.
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The sanctions are to slow the nuclear weapon program and that an ally (south korea) has to spend less on defense.
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5y ago
A layer of democracy that can be voted. What if people could vote on all layers of bureaucracy?
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5y ago
As far as i know VWs strongest union is the IG Metall which is an industry wide union. However yes they have board representation.
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5y ago
Be friends with university or trade school professors and ask them to keep an eye out for students starting start-ups. Maybe make occasional small but effectfull donations to budgets. It might also be worth not going for the professors but
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5y ago
I am not sure if you are aware how twitch works. Not all streams are published as video on demand. Those videos are clips viewers generated from the stream.
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5y ago
The elderly and disabled disagree.
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5y ago
Disclaimer: I have little experience with chess but i see good reason for that from a theory of game trees kinda angle. > Why are chess puzzles not 50% about spotting and preventing attacks? Chess is a problem where you need to reason ab
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5y ago
It didn't.
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5y ago
Neat i didn't think about that. But that is less improbable then 1 in 12450197393 which is what you might get with normal distribution.
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5y ago
Because it's a non-linear world? And the graphs seem very obviously skewed? And it's kurtosis also seems to differ from three?
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5y ago
> The range of weapons is constantly increasing. If an anti-ship missile with a 200-mile range is good, one with a 2000-mile range is better. Sorry, just no. Unless it also flies 10 times as fast it is an inferior weapon. Because if it i
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5y ago
7 sigma is actually less than one thinks because these distributions are not normal distributions.
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5y ago
If we are talking about an idealized world with spherical consumers and a single product, then yes. However inflation is a scalar measure of the development of the prices given some basket of goods. An UBI will change what stuff people buy
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5y ago
Inflation is a scalar measure of a vector valued phenomena. It is usually scalarized using a basket of goods. The impact on the basket of goods people will buy if there is a basic income is hard to model and will likely be bigger then whate
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5y ago
B-Trees are very much not bad for CPU caches,neither are tries. Generalizations like this are harmful.
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Just because he is old doesn't mean he knows anything about those legacy systems.
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Meyer Burgers seems to be doing well.
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5y ago
yet.
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5y ago
No i don't but there might be cases where such a license worked well however there are newer licenses i expect to work better.
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A webserver spends a minuscule amount of its time in startup.
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> With Julia, it may instead result with an "ahead of time" compile for each permutation; This would be an odd approach, just have the first person who hits a new combination of function and type pay a few ms of compile time. T
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5y ago
Why is Bernie absurd? His policy positions are pretty standard in the conext of European Democracies.
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Why are you assuming the advesary knows what dictionary is being used?
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5y ago
No. That is not how shared libraries work.
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5y ago
Storing data costs money. If you run out of money should the disk space be released immedeadtly?
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