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molyss
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> This was probably career ending at your company, I expect you have been added to a layoff shortlist somewhere for the next round of downsizing. Uh? I think it’s pretty random to say that kind of stuff without knowing anything about the
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You didn’t move the IF. you literally removed it. If (a) DoExpensiveStuff()); Becomes When modifyA() RecompileIfWithNewAValue(); As long as you call the initial if more often than you modify (a), you’re fine (and the JVM was able to see
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those 3 links are effectively from a single source, Dr Natasha Campbell-McBride, who hasn't practiced as an MD for what looks like 20 years. She makes a living out of that miracle diet. She's anti-vax and hasn't published any
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They approved the vaccine. The general expectation is that they released the approval after reading relevant information. They have 329,000 pages of information, so it can only go 2 ways : They either had enough people to already go through
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I couldn’t find any info about that leak of veritas’ privileged info. Any sources? I looked at the NYT’s article and everything seemed to come from veritas themselves…
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5y ago
which looks like a grammatical error "Moi, la mer, elle m'a pris" should have been "prise" if the narrator were a woman. And even in the generated sentence, some verbs imply a male narrator (emporté and ramené)
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5y ago
While everyone is focusing on the picosend part of this, I’m more impressed by the neutron detection. Electrically charged particles sound much easier to detect, let alone with any kind of temporal precision
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Looks pretty similar to https://github.com/phiresky/sql.js-httpvfs My first instinct is to wonder why not giving them credit, but maybe you’d never heard of it before…
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5y ago
I have come to see house flipping as a horrendous scam that kills the economy and is all but sustainable. And real estate agent are complicit and making the problem worse because it’s making them money One of my accountances is a profession
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5y ago
Looks like it’s also an interesting area of research for malaria control. Both diseases are transmitted by mosquito bites. Malaria is a parasite while dengue is a virus. There seem to be twice as many dengue infection a year than malaria ca
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When someone “swears under the penalty of perjury” something that is inaccurate, and the legal system does make it simple to apply that penalty, there’s something wrong with the legal system.
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5y ago
If you have enough ram to keep the current state of your computation, you probably have enough disk to push it to, several times over (for obvious reasons, you should never overwrite your latest snapshot with the most current data). If your
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6y ago
I don't understand how the inability to export data complies with GDPR. If a EU citizen decides to use wix and creates a site there, aren't they entitled to all of the data they created, and then one should be able to do anything
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you mean versus having a product that loses money ? Uber was losing between $1B and $5B a quarter when they IPO'd. In the last quarter of 2020, Uber lost close to $1B, and they're still valued at $108B, with no real long term pla
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I'm having a hard time understanding why investing later would be more expensive than investing now. Unless you're taking into account the opportunity cost, I would expect the cost of investing in an electric infrastructure to be
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Does that still apply if the DB is in WAL mode ? according to https://www.sqlite.org/fileformat2.html I'd say "no", because it sounds like the journal file might be necessary if the DB dies unexpectedly
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6y ago
As a non lawyer, what really gets me annoyed is the fact that lawyers never seemed to be punished for bringing totally frivolous claims. Rarely do the plaintiffs, but I don't think the lawyers ever do. I think that would push said lawy
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What stops any heavily democratic state file a similar lawsuit against Texas and a few other "swing states" that voted republican ? (I'm putting swing states in quotes because I think the meaning of the words changes dependin
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The thread is here : https://fossil-scm.org/forum/forumpost/bacf8cf88c?t=h&unf
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I was replying to the sqrt and log of negative numbers. For undefined functions, I'd throw an exception
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I think the intended simplification is : (sin⁻¹(cos⁻¹(tan⁻¹(tan(cos(sin(9))))))−9)⁻¹ -> (sin⁻¹(cos⁻¹(cos(sin(9))))−9)⁻¹ -> (sin⁻¹(sin(9))−9)⁻¹ -> (9−9)⁻¹ -> 0⁻¹ -> 1/0
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you can just represent those as a pair of real numbers, one for the real part, and one for the imaginary part. As long as you only (recursively) apply exponential and trig functions on those numbers, I believe you'll stay within the re
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Dunning-Krueger effect maybe ? Seriously, there’s been literally hundreds of blog-hosting websites. If you really thought none of them were backed by a DB, I’m not sure what to say. It’s not like “optimizing DB calls” is an original idea. I
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I have a similar question. How can a system be truly closed ? It’s always interacting with the stars and galaxies through their gravitational fields. Similarly, and closer to your question) the spent energy can only be Generated through a
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While it's not a perfect example or solution, this illustrate a fairly common issue with modern code. He also mentions too many parameters. Other commonly frown upon constructs include unclear names (java "filter" or "c
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That's a very interesting experiment in many levels. Haven't taken the time to look at the paper yet, but I'm curious of how you got your number of pps vs Gb/s in the README : "full bidirectional load at 20 Gbit
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And that attitude is in my opinion what will increasingly get in the way of science being disregarded
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Can we please change the meaning of “high temp superconductors” to “material that start being super conductors and high temperature and low pressures” ? Everyone agrees that these records don’t mean anything in term of direct applications.
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I think it’s literally tightening a few bolts : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diamond_anvil_cell
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I think you’re missing the point. Soixante-dix becomes 6A, since 6x is « soixante » and A is « dix » Then, 7x becomes septante. For example, 7A becomes septante-dix
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