jakear

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by jakear 4y ago
You're shadowbanned btw. Vouched because this seems to comply with guidelines. Edit: gone again. I tried. But yeah your past 2 years of comments are all [dead]. Not sure if you knew that.
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> Not a new compound, long history of use near and on humans. Then find the answer yourself. > claims citing crap sources Hilarious. I cite experts, you say they don't count unless they're in the government. I cite the gove
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> You may be satisfied by tweets when it comes to government accountability but the point is not that they should have it's an explanation why not. Does not parse grammatically. Try again. > The sourcing in the article you provid
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by jakear 4y ago
> Why has FEMA not been contacted for assistance? >> We are monitoring the incident and remain in close contact with local officials who are handling the response on the ground. Sounds good to me. Not every happening in the country
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I'd assume you missed my edit if you hadn't directly quoted it :) The kernel interrupting the thread doesn't meet the criteria of "other execution in your thread with write access to state you can see ".
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> The term blocking isn't well defined. How slow does an operation have to be to be considered blocking? There are no rules. The rule is very simple IMO, I already described it: if other execution can run while you wait for the valu
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by jakear 4y ago
Oh, well that's exactly the same as JS. You can await it to get a value but you don't have to, you could instead fire-and-forget, batch it up over time and await them all later, or attach a function to run with the resolved value
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by jakear 4y ago
> you can call a blue function from a red function just fine and do stuff with the result. You just can’t await it By this do you mean you can choose between waiting for a value in a way that halts the entire rest of the runtime while it
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The second article goes on to state: > When asked about anecdotal reports of people getting headaches and sore throats, and of animals, such as cats and chickens, dying near the train derailment, Ohio Health Director Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff
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> Even though Rust does slightly skirt the colored function issue [...] knowing when something you call blocks, or grabs a lock, etc. is something which the compiler doesn’t help you with but should. Are not colored functions precisely
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It's on the front page of MSNBC, above the fold, with a video containing pretty much everything you listed. It's on the front page of CNN, below the fold, with statements from officials regarding the items you listed. It's on
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by jakear 4y ago
So what are some actual questions you want answered? The one example you gave was: why haven't "they" even bothered asking FEMA for help. Who even is "they"? And how do you know FEMA hasn't been asked for help
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The countable noun refers to the audio receiving device.
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Take this as a sign the news sources you consume are exclusively biased in a single direction. The top Bing News result for "Ohio" is a Fox News anchor saying exactly what you claim no-one is: https://www.msn.com/e
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by jakear 4y ago
Radios don't support video, but apart from that yeah pretty much. Quite literally the top result when I search on twitter for "Ohio" is a tweet from several days ago with a photo of the cloud and talk of acid rain, others hav
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by jakear 4y ago
Is there? It's been all over this site, all over twitter, and all over AM radio around me. NPR has reported about it, as have other major media outlets. Yet I keep seeing people insist it's "not being talked about".
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by jakear 4y ago
"Secure communication in a single round-trip" implies securely transmitting to a specific audience without any correspondence beforehand and securely receiving information from them afterwards - which seems impossible - probably b
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...provided a round trip has already been made. In other words, not a single round trip.
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> there is no AI-field wide consensus about sensible ways to address this, and no conviction from anyone that there are any reliable techniques Oh no, an open problem! Better just give up. Certainly don't allow anyone in the public
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Q: Which part of "suprises and mistakes" is covered in this announcement text? A: "Our teams are working to address issues such as misinformation" Q: Also, user feedback is not going to improve the LM behavior. A: finalM
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by jakear 4y ago
I'm not so sure. Control theory has been using tensors to flow sensor signals into actuator signals since before tensorflow existed.
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> EU is as variable as the US for such things Eh... not really. The population density across the entire EU is 3x that of that of the US. The only countries in the EU with a lower population density than the US average are Estonia, Lat
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by jakear 4y ago
I suppose if there's any place EV's make sense, it's the EU. Dense enough populations and prevalent enough trains that odds are you aren't going to find yourself on a 500 mile trip through the middle of nowhere. Amusing
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by jakear 4y ago
Oh goodness, a customer support agent that emphatically insists their company's product is behaving correctly despite being presented countless pieces of evidence to the contrary? Unimaginable! In all seriousness, msft owns Dynamics 36
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Hasn't been an issue in around a decade: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/web/javascript/refe...
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Also, no reason to write extra characters just to prevent people from using hexadecimal, it's often convenient and it comes for free!
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Node also uses V8, the lack of API parity with browser is unrelated.
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map passes the index as the second argument to the mapping function, parseInt accepts the second input as the base. So the result is [10 (0 is treated as 10), NaN (base 1 doesn't work), 2 ("10" in base 2 is 2)]. You can try [
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by jakear 4y ago
I agree this would provide for increased coherency, but the additional indirection is hardly ideal. And really it's just kicking the caching problem up to a super-object that will probably be thrashed much harder than any individual fi
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by jakear 4y ago
Yes. The parallel being that "you just need to focus more" would work for some people but not others.

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