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by kasperni 6y ago
More details on e-krona at the official site [1]. [1] https://www.riksbank.se/en-gb/payments--cash/e-krona/
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You don't actually dislocate your shoulder. It is just a drill: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02HdChcpyBs
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> I suspect part of my problem is shoulder mobility so I also do daily scapular work. I've had some great results with: - Kettlebell work. TGU/Halos/Arm bar are all great exercises for shoulder health/strengt/mob
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And people said Melania's cyberbullying initiative wouldn't amount to anything.
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Nordic country. And my point was mainly targeted on "will the government use the data for other non-intended purposes". Instead of whether or not my Internet traffic is monitored by some state actor.
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> Government will collect as much data as possible citing medical reasons and then use the data as it pleases saying since we collect Some governments... We don't all live in a surveillance state.
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> Not really. It might be good now, but no guarantees that it will stay that way. By that definition there really aren't any entities that you can trust. Including family, friends, etc.
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That really depends on where you are in the world.
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The previous top model NXE:3400B, "weighs 180 tons and needs 20 trucks or three fully loaded Boeing 747s for shipment. The price tag is $120 million." [1] [1] https://www.laserfocusworld.com/blogs/article&#x2F
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> there's a hydraulic fluid stain on the floor: The robot equivalent of performance anxiety.
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Not sure why I would want to install a new browser to read an article? Edit: I appreciate the tip, I just think it is a bit excessive to install a new browser to read a single article.
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That is paywalled for me as well.
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For those of us not familiar with the US legal system. What are the implications?
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> I had really high hopes for the Java AOT stuff but it seemed to stall (maybe I missed something). Project Leyden [1] aims to standardise AOT for the Java Platform. It is planned to start sometime in the new year. We will most likely en
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> My company had a massive, over-engineered monolith that we broke down into more sensible microservices, and the architecture is now much cleaner and easier to maintain, scale, 5 years from now you will go from a massive, over-engineere
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I'm wondering how it would have looked if they had just postponed the launch.
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Copyright laws very widely around the world. So this is only related to the United States.
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Definitely still in the research phase for what you are looking for. Performance is anywhere from 5-15 magnitudes slower than ordinary computations. Yes, magnitudes...
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> They arent major players. Not true. Both HP and Oracle are in the top 10 (measured by revenue) of publicly traded companies in California.
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A programming language shoot-out with Rust losing to JavaScript. And no mention of Kotlin. This could get interesting...
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I appreciate the cleverness of just adding AutoClosable to ExecutorService. But I definitely think returning a specific subclass/interface of ExecutorService would be a great help. I think at the expense of an extra class, something li
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I think the common mental model of an ExecutorService for most people is something static and heavyweight and whose main task is to avoid expensive thread creation. When used with SC they are suddenly created and thrown away without a blink
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Green threads was only available on Solaris. They did not support more than 1 cpu. They were not particular particular performant either. And on top of that had issues with calling native code.
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> Since the article goes out of its way to not mention Kotlin, "Since the article goes out of its way to not mention [Rust|Kotlin]" and "I'm surprised this article has no mention of [Rust|Kotlin]" must be one of
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In the examples with structured concurrency. The point of using an executor service is not to reuse the threads. But instead to control their termination. If you read Nathaniel J. Smith's primer [1] on structured concurrency. The Execu
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For those that care about numbers: Loom targets ~ 200b memory overhead per virtual thread. And ~ 100ns per context switch between virtual threads.
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ZDNet has a bit more background [1]. [1] https://www.zdnet.com/article/risc-v-the-linux-of-the-chip-w...
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Seeing how many billions have been posted into JIT runtimes such as CLR/JVM/V8. I'm questioning whether or not it is realistic to create a production ready JIT as a side project?
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To add to that. It was previously included directly in the JDK but is now a standalone product.
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> The last vestige of Watson’s musical IBM died in 2001, when the company disbanded its symphony orchestra. This downsizing of company perks is getting out of hand. Next thing you know they will be removing the caviars from the champagne

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