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it's the same tenants protection laws that keeps these apartments empty. someone can move in, pay rent for a month or two and then stop. good luck getting them to leave.
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> mul and modulo seems to have a weak spot with thread parallelism is that only with hyperthreading enabled or mul/modulo affect other unrelated cores as well?
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I know where you're going but this can easily turn upcoming players into second class, further reinforcing big tech monopoly.
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the language isn't inherently event-looped. even in the browser you can use workers.
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yes it's rare to not assume that.
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i am not aware of M:N thread builtin in Java even from long time ago, at least not in a way that you could control N
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thanks for the answer Keno. i guess an example Stream 1 product is Pumas. i didn't realize it's a separate product from Julia. my background is in finance and i am curious if you have any plans to break into that domain (examples
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it's not obvious to me what's their revenue model?
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if the idea is to not work then pressing a button isn't going to change anything. if the elevator is being taken to do some work, again pressing the button has nothing to do with it.
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my personal favorite is the Sabbath mode https://elevation.fandom.com/wiki/Sabbath_service_(SHO) not to pick on a specific belief system, but it's quite interesting the lengths people go to follow the letter but n
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there are no recordings from panini's times and panini's texts pertain to grammar. they don't prescribe pronunciation - like precise position of tongue lips etc...
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i think there's more people in the hate java, love the JVM camp.
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To me the bigger issue with the movie was that it pretended that Love is a fundamental force in the universe at the level of gravity, electromagnetism etc...
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I suspect that's more due to "popularity" or richness of the ecosystem than performance necessarily.
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> democratic capitalistic states tend to have better overall growth For their own people for some definition of own. The problem now though is that the basic way you live (in capitalism) is by exchanging something you have for something
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It wasn't imported in case of China only technically. The rural to urban route was "imported" labor that mostly made city dwellers rich.
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If you were living in the west at that time it was true for you, not for the slaves toiling it away in the colonies. America's trading partners wealth was all built upon that. Plenty of America's own wealth was built upon slavery,
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somehow that's judged by paper pushers, bean counters and hr. how do you answer questions on gaps in your CV?
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yes that's called interest which the fed is reluctant to raise to appease the same lot in the name of improving employment.
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It's not the citizens of a pirate nation that are unhappy with piracy. It's the rest of us.
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does that mean maintenance costs of both the ICE and electrical parts?
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usually such places (destination under embargo or sanctions) are happy to not mark your travel document in any way and let you through. they may issue a booklet to indicate when your stay there should end which you can discard when you'
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compared to what? what's the scale of processing - data size, number of transactions etc...? and how much is the cost?
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any info on costs?
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still the effort to come up with something original is order(s) of magnitude more than copying. it's likely that the potential buyers have enough grounding to understand the papers.
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we call it peepal (as in peepal ka ped)
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"some people just want to watch the world burn". he's a master troll, is the simplest explanation.
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Businesses can't expect claims for theft insurance to be honored if they didn't take reasonable measures (install security cameras, alarms etc... and lock the valuables). How is this different?
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brilliant! source? or did you just make it up?
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Consuming more and more energy to do the same computation isn't environmentally friendly either. Just because you can scale by throwing more CPUs at the problem doesn't mean we should.
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