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lvs
6y ago
More commonly volatile unsigned short lecturer;
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lvs
6y ago
Are you planning to have an option that is CPU heavy with 1xGPU for CPU-bound loads? Like a g4ad, g4dn type of configuration?
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lvs
6y ago
The question is why that fact alone would affect the value of this company's shares. Just identifying him doesn't mean he'd liquidate.
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lvs
6y ago
With more carbon dioxide.
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lvs
6y ago
Do you blog?
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lvs
6y ago
The OG Barcode Scanner app is getting absolutely throttled with negative reviews. But this posting seems to be about a clone app by a different developer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcode_Scanner_(application) ht
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lvs
6y ago
It's naive to imagine there aren't funds on both sides of this behavior.
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lvs
6y ago
That famous swiss encryption...
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lvs
6y ago
I think you either misunderstand the comment or the concept of sovereignty. If you live or do business in a country's sovereign territory, you fall under the jurisdiction and authority of their laws. If you don't live or work ther
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lvs
6y ago
I certainly don't think anyone is forcing Google to do business in any country or anywhere on earth.
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6y ago
Within their jurisdiction? Yes absolutely. That's call the rule of law.
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6y ago
It's no different than a newspaper opting not to print a letter to the editor. It's not state censorship. It's an exercise of editorial discretion.
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6y ago
These are extractive companies wherever they are operating, even in the US.
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6y ago
DNS is resolving correctly again to AWS, but the servers are 504 timeout.
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6y ago
DNS is resolving to 127.0.0.1 wget https://textsecure-service.whispersystems.org/v1/config --2021-01-15 11:55:13-- https://textsecure-service.whispersystems.org/v1/config Resolving textsecure
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lvs
6y ago
The same user has posted this drivel to the site a half dozen times on a timescale of years. https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=keithhennessey.com
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lvs
6y ago
It has no clear advantages over M4A, and the critical problem is it has no cost-control consequence.
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lvs
6y ago
While this is indeed a new vaccine modality, it doesn't change the dynamics of vaccinology appreciably. Things that were challenging vaccine targets in the past will likely remain challenging.
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lvs
6y ago
This VoLTE situation is a serious problem, it appears. Is the open source Android community basically screwed as soon as 3G is turned off? There are a lot of 4G phones that seem to support VoLTE only when flashed with their OEM firmware.
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lvs
6y ago
It's infuriating that device manufacturers refuse not only to provide a viable update scheme for their devices, but that they lock out any chance for a FOSS solution to the problem either.
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6y ago
You're confusing direct evidence with circumstantial evidence. I'm not saying there aren't indications of such a particle. Of course there are. But what we have are a small number of measurements that require invoking a massi
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6y ago
There's no way this is a durable win without some thorough investigation, post mortem about how this nearly happened, and corrective actions.
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lvs
6y ago
That is a completely bizarre claim. What is Google? A highly regulated search monopoly? I think not.
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6y ago
Yes, except the evidence for dark matter is really an absense of evidence. So "new and exciting" in that context isn't some grand transgression. There's no experimentally supported theory of dark matter to transgress!
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lvs
6y ago
This link describes being in the room for the call and should perhaps be considered primary.
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6y ago
Making something a utility doesn't require it be centralized. You simply put it in municipal/local/state hands, as we do with all other utilities, and just set federal minimum standards. The federal government doesn't fi
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6y ago
There's nothing inside-out about that design. They've just moved the location of the exhaust/intake porting. It's a neat reconfiguration idea, but it's still a Wankel engine.
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6y ago
Thanks, that is quite obviously the identical thermodynamic cycle between the two engines.
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6y ago
Yeah, but it basically is. The most important difference, as it appears, is they've ported the intake and exhaust through the piston rather than through the block. I don't quite understand the claim that it has a different thermod
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6y ago
If this was in fact the origin of the compromise, I do wonder if there might be legal liability here.
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