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I found that John Boozman does quite a lot of trading but his data is not visible on your site because he reports it only on scanned-in paper forms. Now, maybe Senator Boozman just really loves paper forms, but maybe he's one of the ma
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Thank you for sharing. The example of B vs P is interesting, as modern Korean has the same. The airport code for Busan (South Korea) is PUS because there is no practical difference between B and P in Korean. Same with G/K, R/L, an
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Here's a study: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4742721/ > We found that the amount of sugar is higher in the low fat (that is, reduced calorie, light, low fat) and non-fat than ‘regular&
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This is big news not just because it's NYSE, but because many businesses are doing novel experiments catalyzed by this virus. Closing the floor and trading electronic-only has been technically possible for a while, but perhaps not poli
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NYSE to temporarily close floor, move to electronic trading due to coronavirus
(cnbc.com)
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Loud cars are rare globally but concentrated locally in certain areas such as London's Edgware Road or New York's Sixth Avenue/meatpacking district. I'll ignore the ad hom, it's already addressed by my previous comm
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Construction is a public good. Loud cars are a private matter which provide a small benefit to vanishingly few and harm a larger number of people. And loud cars are not only driven in dense urban areas, in fact their owners often prefer to
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Imagine a method like this: 1. Enqueue A = openat(...) 2. Enqueue B = read(A, buf, sz) 3. Enqueue close(A) 4. Commit, return B to userspace A and B are placeholders, and A is never known to userspace, it is simply chain
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Oh I didn't realize that was mandatory. I thought omitting v2 from the path was sort of OK until you explained this. Now it just seems wrong.
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Sure, but why version the new package as v1.20 instead of v2.x?
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Do you believe the usual insurance programmes will not help in the event of a hack? https://us.etrade.com/l/f/asset-protection Basically everyone has $500k insured in their trading account. Are you concerned about
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Such control has been available for many years. On x86 you have "non-temporal" load and store instructions [1] and the Cache Disable bit in Control Register 0 [2] which can be used to suggest which bytes are not suitable for cach
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Microsoft Streets & Trips had this feature around 1997. It also had the feature your parent asked for where it would optimize a route with more than two locations (travelling salesman). Yes, 1997, so you needed a laptop in your car and
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London Stock Traders Push to Shorten Their Day by 90 Minutes
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So Pandas 1.0's recommended API for strings is unstable. Seems strange.
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I am looking forward to a decade of fewer API breaking changes. However, 1.0 introduces a new column type for strings, recommends its use over the old "object" column type, yet says it is "Experimental and may change at any t
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Thereby doubling the cost next time repaving is needed. Oh well, just double the lanes each time the road wears out. In a few generations the problem will go away.
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Commercial TVs used in airports and museums often have device bays that can interact with at least power and HDMI, sometimes much more. The problem is they are quite expensive. Partly due to fewer being sold, but also engineering the modula
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My family has a Sony receiver bought in 1966. It works great with sources from phonograph to smartphone. There is no feeling of anything disappearing, on the contrary it is a device which is extremely pleasant to use and otherwise unthought
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I recently cycled some of the south coast of China. Some small towns there had roundabouts which served to slow traffic down but had a different pattern than westerners are used to. They drive on the right, but people who want to turn left
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UBSan and ASan have essentially zero false positives. They do point out undefined behavior which happens to work on your platform, but at the very least those are still portability bugs.
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If your points are with Air France (another airline in the same "partnership") I believe you can. And if your points are with the exact same carrier as the flights you also can. But apparently points on one "partner" are
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I tried delta.com but it wasn't able to find some international flights on their own alliance airlines. I called them about this and they confirmed this is done deliberately when booking using points. This made me lose confidence in de
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We in the east are well aware that we benefit in some ways from the extremely risk averse regulators in the US and Europe and others. It's often explicitly acknowledged with labels like "treatment developed in the US" though
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The Tile chips and descendants made by Tilera and now Mellanox might fit the bill. They were noted in the press quite a few times back in 2010-2013 or so. They had 64 cores (sometimes other numbers) and could run Linux (or a bare metal envi
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Tons of embedded devices use files. For example digital cameras, network routers, and handheld GPS all use files as an explicit part of their setup, output, or operation.
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Here's an example: https://facebook.com/BelimbingSuperstar/ That is a midrange restaurant in tech-savvy Singapore, opened a few months ago by people who already had another successful restaurant. And here is their
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One might expect Garena to do it, but why haven't they already? Maybe Grab can.
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I too hope people remember that, because it was the case one minute ago. You save $20 or so by having ads on your Kindle when it is sleeping. The ads are not burned in, they are delivered via WiFi the same as other Kindle content. I don
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In Southeast Asia, Facebook is the main or only online presence for many, many businesses. They don't have their own websites, just a corporate Facebook page, a phone number (for Whatsapp/SMS mostly) and a Google Maps entry. I
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