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kghose
12y ago
The OP's point about damage still holds. After implanting the chronic arrays you have to wait about 3 weeks before recording (the area is silent). It is assumed that the responses are normal after that - and it seems so. But we have a
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The advice I've always been given is that speed optimization is a second step after writing your code in the idiomatic, easy to read and maintain way. The optimization is done after profiling to find out where the real bottlenecks are
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12y ago
Some folks like the pressure - like being always on, are bored by "regular" life. Some folks like the power and the prestige (they are dangerous for those below).
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12y ago
Wikipedia has Fat Man over Nagasaki and Little boy over Hiroshima. This archive has it the other way. Which is correct?
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http://books.google.de/books?id=fBGPBRX3JsQC&pg=PA165&redir_...
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12y ago
That pamphlet makes for some scary reading, but is this typical of all of Germany? Perhaps some folks who are living in Germany can comment?
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12y ago
"Studies have found that those with higher I.Q.s, for example, enjoy a longer stretch of time during which new synapses continue to proliferate" this assertion that there is empirical evidence for this hypothesis is almost certain
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12y ago
Very cool! Could find an interesting numerical instability https://plus.google.com/photos/109059794947950815445/albums/...
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12y ago
Don't come here. Don't even work for US clients. They are nasty, nasty I tell you. I'm one of them.
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Why not personal check when you make the payment? Why not a credit card?
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12y ago
A lot of money laundering operations is related to terrorist financing. Also, many terrorist organizations finance themselves via drug sales.
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12y ago
This is interesting. You given an interesting law about an European country and you get down voted. HN has become a close minded community. You certainly added to the discussion with an interesting fact. Thank you. http://www.eur
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It's SO much better there!
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Don't come here. It's terrible. Just terrible. Do not apply for a visa here. It's a TRAP!
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12y ago
I share your sentiments. I'm more ambivalent about this process than I should be, as an admirer of the checks and balances in our constitution. I would suspect that the vast majority of such hauls is drug money laundering related. &quo
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12y ago
Right. Happened in the Boston Marathon Murders.
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Madden 2015 glitch
(gamespot.com)
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Russia seems to me to be a tragic nation. No matter what the management the people seem to get a bad deal. It is interesting to me that technical education in Russia has always been quite good - the United States benefited from a lot of Rus
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I had Tibor Gergley's "Great Big Book of bed time stories". There is a story in it called "Make way for the thruway" by Caroline Emerson. It is about an old lady who refuses to vacate her house so that they can make
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Except when they can align them selves with protectionist forces.
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local lobbies are the most powerful at writing local regulations.
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I've heard this train of argument before from some Germans. There is no corruption in German politics. Our politicians don't listen to special interests. I find this interesting. I think that some of the people who've told me
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12y ago
Radiology, Ophthalmology, Anesthesiology, and Dermatology ROAD to success.
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12y ago
I work at a mid stage startup. I got 7 weeks paternity leave and there is no set vacation time but we are encouraged to take at least 3 weeks a year. People often take a month off for summer and a week or two off for christmas.
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I'm with the folks who are wondering at the police response. Aren't they trained to assess a situation? There is only one person in the room - which is an office and he's playing on the computer. Is their only training to thr
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Here's a thought. If you think google is evil because of surveillance should you not only refuse to use gmail (and other google products) but also refuse to send email to gmail addresses, because you don't want to support them?
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I think I agree with you. Your professional platform is not the same as your personal platform. The courses of action should have been 1. Resign from company and then air personal views (as explicitly personal) 2. Air personal views separat
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Hi, streaking is not necessarily due to parallax. It's due to movement of the camera and or movement of the earth. (Try taking a hand held long exposure of the stars, for example). I guess for that 8s the plan was very stable (no rolli
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Sounds like the person is an exhibitionist. My best take away from the article is the insightful statement by the author: "Every one of us is entrusted with information that our family, friends, colleagues, and acquaintances would rath
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Does any one know why the tumble home hull was discontinued. Wikipedia says it has stability problems in turns and rough seas. The Zumwalt's prow is meant to go under waves. Has the ship been tested in rough seas?
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