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10y ago
Why is it important to offer Intel Skylake on cloud platforms? Is there some specific processor extensions present in Skylake that make them particularly compelling in a cloud environment for a particular industry or a particular set of nee
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10y ago
"may"
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10y ago
Key word, "may", Business Insider is speculating. Trump has made no public indication that he is for ending net neutrality, and, he has made statements indicating that he is no friend to companies pushing against net neutrality.
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11y ago
Microsoft need to add this to their jQuery to fix the layout issues: $(window).trigger('resize');
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13y ago
Well, according to this [1] the Mac install base is around 66 million users. So, if 20% of them bought your app for $1 you'd be $13 million dollars richer. That seems worth it to me. It seems that you are underestimating the size of the mar
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14y ago
I don't understand why the Costa Rica example is 3-colorable. The green province in the middle touches 5 other provinces so it seems like it should be 5-colorable.
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14y ago
"And after Torvalds had installed the 16 floppy drives that comprised the Minix operating system..." I think the article meant 16 floppy disks, installing 16 floppy drives would be quite a feat!
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14y ago
The reason that 22/7 is used to approximate pi is because it is convenient to calculate using a slide rule.
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As a counter example to the point made in this article, coming from none other than Microsoft, is the following blog post detailing a leap year bug in Windows Azure that caused downtime recently: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsazure/archiv
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15y ago
I disagree with the statement made in this paper. Humans are not hot, sweaty, natural-born runners -- we are hot, sweaty, natural-born swimmers. Although the theory is speculative, human evolution taking place in a semi-aquatic rather than