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milcron
10y ago
This is a C compiler implemented in C++ template metaprogramming. (Well, technically constexprs, but similar)
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That's a fair point. I was just honestly trying to think of something.
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How about https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=nasty%20woman&tbm=isch ? That's one she managed to spin positively.
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10y ago
Ugh, don't remind me. That was a great piece of freeware before it went sour. :( But, there are many many alternatives these days: Deluge and qBittorent are both pretty decent uTorrent replacements.
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10y ago
> Copperhead is just a liberated Android for the most part, it just replaces Replicant. "Liberated" to the extent that it removes Google stuff such as Play Services, yes. However CopperheadOS is not completely libre. They do in
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10y ago
> Did you know that as a company looking to bypass adblockers you can pay ad blockers to whitelist you? That is extortion money! Adblock does this, but to my knowledge uBlock does not.
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10y ago
Before they were bought by Facebook, maybe.
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You can actually enable wifi yourself even while airplane mode is enabled - try it!
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10y ago
For tinfoil wearers, the sim card is not as much of an issue as the baseband modem itself.
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Maybe not the answer you were looking for, but self-hosting email can be a fun challenge. Lavabit had a privacy focus and look what happened to them.
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You're betting on the merger going through, but keep a net-neutral exposure to whether the stock goes up or down.
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> it supports mainline Linux. I assumed this meant without blobs Fun fact, there are blobs in mainline Linux. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux-libre#History
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Thanks for clarifying. In any case, it seems that Aristotle was mostly forgotten in the North and West parts of Europe, whereas Aristotle was known and discussed in the Middle-East and Mediterranean parts. At your last paragraph, when you s
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In the pre-Crusades 'dark ages', Europeans were by-and-large ignorant of Aristotle. Christianity was popular, and the philosophic framework was predominantly Neo-Platonic. Fortunately, Aristotle's work was preserved and comme
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The Epiphany core is a co-processor, and the "main" processor is a couple of ARM cores to run Linux/other. Maybe in the future they will offer boards with Risc-V main processors, and Epiphany co-processors. I'm not sure
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Try to calculate your carbon footprint, then take steps to reduce it where possible. For example, taking fewer airplane flights.
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Are there any active attempts at finding alternatives to proof-of-work?
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It's possible to design a blockchains that don't require brute-force computation. Bitcoin uses a "proof of work" algorithm, but Peercoin (for instance) uses "proof of stake" which is a lot less CPU-intensive.
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10y ago
Internet access should be a public utility.
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Reminds me of http://waitbutwhy.com/2014/10/religion-for-the-nonreligious....
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Still, they're certainly doing better than many other oil-rich nations.
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Norway is more of a social democracy than a democratic socialism, but I take your meaning. Agreed, China has not been communist for some time now.
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10y ago
It hugely depends on your tax expectations. For tech workers who typically have high salaries, the 401k is a better solution since it reduces your tax burden. If your current tax bracket is rather low, or you expect to be earning lots of mo
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Valley CS geeks, of course.
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10y ago
http://www.theoceancleanup.com/
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Tron 2 was more of an extended Daft Punk music video than an actual movie.
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10y ago
Thanks, this gives me some info to work with! I'll read into this.
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10y ago
To expand a bit more, there are many different definitions of money. Here are some measurable ones, roughly defined: M0 - Currency in Circulation, physical coins and notes in public circulation. MB - Monetary Base, M0 + physical coins and n
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Anyone creates "money" every time they lend. Banks do a lot of lending, so they're definitely involved. But even opening a bar tab creates "money" (more accurately, "credit"). Here's a great video by
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10y ago
What kind of audit do you want? The Fed is already thoroughly audited in the usual sense, by an independent inspector general and by an outside accounting firm (currently, Deloitte and Touche), and the resulting financial repo
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