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1141.
by gnode 10y ago
This is a common model for commercial open source software.
1142.
by gnode 10y ago
I don't think you'd need to. I expect you'd be able to run the core very fast for a number of milliseconds before having to switch. If performed at the hardware level, you may also get some improvement by having the core push
1143.
by gnode 10y ago
Why can't it be 'reversing', or at least reversing effects of ageing? A major part of ageing is the progressive degradation of the body's ability to repair itself, resulting in illness. If a therapy improves the ability
1144.
by gnode 10y ago
But what is a fact, other than a conclusion that appears obvious? The logic by which people have decided what they regard as factual data, upon which they base their arguments, can itself be debated.
1145.
by gnode 10y ago
Artificial gravity can be created with a centrifuge, and pretty much anything with mass will shield you from radiation. Currently making a centrifugal spacecraft lined with radiation shielding would be too costly. The cost efficiency of rap
1146.
by gnode 10y ago
Can you explain why it sounds crazy to you?
1147.
by gnode 10y ago
Looks better than any of the choices in the article to me.
1148.
by gnode 10y ago
Well they did say it would be unexpected.
1149.
by gnode 10y ago
Can you elaborate on what you mean, and what your situation is? Is your problem career progression; that you're not being challenged by your work?
1150.
by gnode 10y ago
It appears to only be for the US Amazon. Is there a way to search amazon.co.uk, amazon.de, etc. The site looks promising, but without this, is useless to me, living in the UK.
1151.
by gnode 10y ago
Not exactly sure why you got downvoted. Perhaps people should actually say why they think eval is a bad idea. My guess is it's something to do with cross site scripting. I can see advantages to using XMLHttpRequest in conjuction with e
1152.
by gnode 10y ago
It sounds to me like it would be quite trivial to run Linux on this laptop, just by treating the "RAID" mode PCI ID like AHCI and employing the regular driver. I believe Linux supports forcing the use of a driver for a PCI device.
1153.
by gnode 10y ago
A more accurate title would be "A Soviet Scientist Created Domesticated Foxes". Taming refers to making an animal accept humans by training, which is a fairly common practise. What this scientist did was to create a domestic breed
1154.
by gnode 10y ago
That's a meta-meta-metaprogramming comment.
1155.
by gnode 10y ago
The link is pointing to the comments section of the article.
1156.
by gnode 10y ago
I find it interesting that C++ using the .cc extension has about 7% tabs, whereas C++ using the .cpp extension has about 36% tabs. I wonder what else is different about these two groups.
1157.
by gnode 10y ago
You may not be interested in Facebook, but Facebook is interested in you.
1158.
by gnode 10y ago
Might just be that China and Russia don't trust the US not to use this control to harm them, e.g. seizing domains as part of sanctions.
1159.
by gnode 10y ago
"I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream" by Harlan Ellison is missing from the list. I'm not sure whether you could say Musk has recommended it, but he's certainly made reference to it to explain his fears of artificial inte
1160.
by gnode 10y ago
Given that no threat or demand was made, this sounds like they were just notifying you of a vulnerability. Does your company / product have an official responsible disclosure policy?