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by krona 2y ago
If you search for images of "moore's law history", the y-intercept of the vast majority of the charts is 1969-1971. Could the microprocessor explain, in part, the divergence of productivity and wages?
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by krona 2y ago
Germany has issued an arrest warrant for a Ukrainian suspect.
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by krona 2y ago
> the benefits The UK has 30GW of wind capacity. Two weeks ago wind was generating 1.8GW (5% of demand at the time). The benefits of a power source are only somewhat theoretical when you can't rely on it being there when you need it
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by krona 2y ago
I think there is drone activity (complete with FAA compliant lighting!) However those 'glowing orb' videos just appear to be people who don't know how to focus their cameras.
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by krona 2y ago
(1994)
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by krona 2y ago
> all of our products — including all 7 of them All the products including all the products?
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by krona 2y ago
> Multiple runs do not solve the problem. For example, if you have your 1st test-run reporting 11%, 2nd test-run 8%, 3rd test-run 18%, 4th test-run 9% and 5th test-run 10% how do you get to decide if 18% from the 3rd test-run is noise or
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by krona 2y ago
These workarounds might be good enough to detect ~1-5% changes from a baseline of a native, pre-compiled application. However this won't be sufficient for many dynamic, JIT-compiled languages which will usually still have large amounts
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by krona 2y ago
Sorry but for some ballance, the current prime minister stood in parliament and opposed the entire HS2 project "on cost and merit " and voted against the project in 2016. He said "the only sensible plan is to abandon the p
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by krona 2y ago
The distinctive fascist doctrine of perpetual war doesn't seem to be a MAGA calling cry. In fact isn't the opposite more true? And then the cult of traditionalism while strong in the NRx movement, is arguably stronger in the Repub
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by krona 2y ago
Appealing to insult is not, in fact, an argument. It's a form of rhetoric which doesn't change peoples minds, it reinforces them.
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by krona 2y ago
The system is working as intended to those that matter.
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by krona 2y ago
No mention of the French paradox: > the paradoxical epidemiological observation that French people have a relatively low incidence of coronary heart disease (CHD), while having a diet relatively rich in saturated fats,[1] in apparent co
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by krona 2y ago
Doesn't HiDPI "Retina display" prove the point; ClearType won when it comes to rendering. Due to patents, the solution was to quadruple the number of pixels, making subpixel hinting and anti-aliasing mostly redundant.
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by krona 2y ago
From the 2019 annual report (one of the only years where Twitter posted any net profit): > We have incurred significant operating losses in the past, and we may not be able to maintain profitability. Since our inception, we have incurred
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by krona 2y ago
Its a maltese ship headed to Malta. https://archive.ph/jFtD7#selection-1429.111-1429.116 > It is then expected to continue through the Channel with its destination listed as Marsaxlokk in Malta. The authorities in Malta
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by krona 2y ago
> That's very roundabout. Perhaps due to poor weather conditions in the past 14 days, especially given it has a cracked hull.
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by krona 2y ago
I thought colonialism was a bad thing?
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by krona 2y ago
> Whether that means Starlink is liable for X’s liabilities is a separate question. But that is my question.
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by krona 2y ago
X isn't a subsidiary of Starlink (or vice versa) so I genuinely don't understand the 'common control' argument you're making. Then again I'm not a corporate lawyer so what do I know. It would be like Clayton Ho
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by krona 2y ago
If by 'peace' you mean the coercive control, manipulation and emotional exploitation of those around you, perhaps.
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by krona 2y ago
Lua? That being said, performance isn't really an aspect of the language but of the compiler and runtime. PyPy for example, has a Jit compiler.
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by krona 2y ago
I would call it Soma in reference to Brave New World.
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by krona 2y ago
Rust developers find out some additional memory safety brings trade-offs many c developers find unacceptable?
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by krona 2y ago
Perhaps because being at the scene of a crime makes you a potential suspect, and in an age of boundless incompetence, I'd rather not take that chance.
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by krona 2y ago
I'm amazed that this phenomena is hitherto unexplained when it's entirely common knowledge in rural scandinavia, barely worth talking about.
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by krona 2y ago
Perhaps they resented not being able to write it in MATLAB.
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by krona 2y ago
Nor does it mention how many of those chargers actually work.
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by krona 2y ago
What happens to the distribution as it approaches zero?
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by krona 2y ago
At least superficially, doing is not normally distributed either since a task cannot take negative time, but could take an infinite time to complete.

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