mmrezaie

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by mmrezaie 6y ago
In Europe when you buy a battery you are already paying the tax for recycling, and places where they sell these batteries have to accept the dead batteries and send them for recycling.
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by mmrezaie 6y ago
Oh come on, you jinxed it. Now, 2020 will never finish!
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by mmrezaie 6y ago
I am not american and I remember hearing about OxyCotin for more around 10 years. So I wonder why controling this problem which casued so many loses of lifes (not necessary deaths), took this long to be the target of the government. I also
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by mmrezaie 6y ago
How are the alternatives. Although i will miss my collection of books but I'm going to be in the market for the next ebook reader.
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by mmrezaie 6y ago
I searched and I cannot see how you found 450 mil for population of arabs in te world. I even counted Turkey, Iran, and Pakistan and none of these are arbs. Also, I talked to a palistinian friend and she thinks palistinians did not vote for
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by mmrezaie 6y ago
I agree on your second point though. Clercs were having so much hidden power at the time. Consdiering for 250 years since the inception of various religious taxes (5th of salary) and donations they were accumulating a wast amount of wealth.
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by mmrezaie 6y ago
Yes and no. I do not think in that time frame that was being considered dictatorship. It was for the lack of legitimacy of Shah's case Mossadegh needed more power specially since parlemant was not that functional either. You take Mossa
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by mmrezaie 6y ago
Like where in Europe?
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by mmrezaie 6y ago
I have done the same but unfortunately bunch of my applications are not working becasue of them detecting I have modified rom! The switch is not painless.
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by mmrezaie 6y ago
Eric is a reputable person, and he must know how to cite, I assume. I am sure Epstein has been a monster, but Eric lately is talking about physics and politics the way that I cannot even comprehend what is he talking about other than him be
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Explanation about Sweden's Covid policy(youtube.com)
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Surreptitiously Swapping SMR into Hard Drive Lines Must Stop(servethehome.com)
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Deep Learning in Enterprise for Team Members(medium.com)
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
Does this mean normally these planes were suppose to fly and they had passed their final check?
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
Comparing this to ant colony algorithms and considering ant colony as a network of actors; Can we analytically measure how much more information the network has compared to the aggregation of the individual entities in the network?
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
I think we are not that dependant on oil right now either and we are just used to continue the same failed tactics if the past. The people who make these decisions are just not making them economically and they are just used to continue the
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
But isn't CPI is just reverse of IPC, and CPI just makes the IPC score being bounded between 0..1?
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
When I am working on large projects like this and the miryad of problems which python and its friends bring to us, I tend to see if projects like "nuitka" can solve those problems. For example if you need to scale you jobs ust ima
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
Well in sceintific projects you are working in HPC platforms which docker doesn't exists and there are many reasons for it (it is not just technical).
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
The claim is so big that I think without those files he would have looked and treated as just another conspiracy theorist.
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
How do you think it should have evolved? I personaly think posix way of filesystem needs to be changed into specialized oject filesystems, but I am not sure what object filesystem for a UNIX OS should look like specially since it needs to b
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
The name "POWER" was originally presented as an acronym for "Performance Optimization With Enhanced RISC" [1]. So yes. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_POWER_microprocessors
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
Do people like Jim Keller are the experts in finding the right balance? Is that why he and his team are so important?
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
There must be a simulation for this kind of architectures to see what is the best combination of size and components while making it practical! I wonder if anyone knows something like that? A tool to minmax these choices and estimate if thi
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
I agree. I do not remember why did I switch away from xfce to this new gnome (3.32)? I hope they get faster with their progress.
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
wow! This was unexpected for me. Changes happen so rarely with xfce and for me it is a good thing. But I wonder with all the optimizations going with gnome will xfce be any lighter anymore? I mean the next gnome versions, even 3.32 is resou
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
Then you are not a target. There are many scientific workloads that actually can benefit from shared memory multi core processors like this. They do not scale properly in cluster. Data Science is very simple and obvious target. Developers a
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
I am not sure if any c++ compiler can actually compile a single file in parallel but usually you have many small to large files in compiling a project then "make -j" or "ninja" can build in parallel, and it is quite emba
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
> seL4 is easy to do wrong This was our main stopper. seL4 would benefit greatly to teach how everything can be fit together, and where everything can be expected to go.
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by mmrezaie 7y ago
I forgot to mention that I had seen these, but I thought after so many years from L4's release something like isolating firmwares from the OS in our smartphones would have been done. I am not aware of any other capability based and ver

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