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mortehu
9y ago
That's a misleadingly vague description of what the page is for. Mobile data providers in US already offer similar deals, like T-Mobile's "Binge On".
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But notably, from the article: > Every properly conducted scientific test of water dowsing has found it no better than chance
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mortehu
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To be clear, the DC-X was not capable of reaching orbital velocity.
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mortehu
9y ago
Looks like a variant of the trolley problem, with the water playing the part of the trolley. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trolley_problem
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9y ago
Just pipe the output through cat. By default, the "pipefail" option is not set, so echo foo | grep bar | cat is successful. Of course, this works for any command.
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9y ago
(60000 connections * 72 MB) / (24 hours * 40 Mbps) ~= 10 concurrent connections. If your server is configured for a low number of concurrent connections, it can easily seem swamped if a small number of people are concurrently downloadi
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mortehu
9y ago
GDP famously includes the cost of ambulance rides, replacing broken windows, and insurance claim examination, even though we might not really want those things.
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If Apple, Google, or Facebook pays you $150k/yr in stock, you can just sell it on the public market.
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Radio isn't as valuable because you don't get to choose what you're listening to. Your favorite artist may never be on the radio.
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Correctly predicted conditional branches are faster than conditional instructions, because they add fewer dependenies. The programmer usually has better knowledge of whether the branch is going to be 50/50 or somewhat predictable, and
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9y ago
I live in US and have a USAA bank account which allows this. They do not wait for the check to clear, even if it's tens of thousands of dollars. Obviously they reserve the right to bring your account into negative balance if the chec
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9y ago
I didn't mean to say every bank supports this. If USAA is the only one that credits any amount instantly, that's a shame, since they've started restricting who can sign up.
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9y ago
In US a person can actually write a check for any amount, and you can photograph it with the bank app on your phone and be able to spend it instantly. I'm not saying it's an elegant system, but at least instant free payments exis
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9y ago
This question is actually covered by GPL itself, in section 9, "Acceptance Not Required for Having Copies.": > You are not required to accept this License in order to receive or run a copy of the Program. Ancillary propagation
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9y ago
https://www.humanbenchmark.com/tests/reactiontime seems to agree with you. The median there is 215ms, which probably includes some unmeasurable rendering and input latency. In Jeopardy, though, people can anticipate th
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Cable channels are also funded by ads, though.
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You can find the Better Ads Standard's "Least preferred ad experiences" here: https://www.betterads.org/standards/
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9y ago
You can also use Alt-LeftArrow, which works even if a text input field had focus.
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Tesla Gigafactory 1 started making cells in January 2017.
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WiFi is used to speed up geolocation, sometimes a lot if you're in a dense city with poor satellite reception. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi_positioning_system
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The A8 autonomy is only for freeway traffic jams. What you linked does not seem to be an example of that.
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Is there any reason to believe a present day Model S can't pass all the tests the A8 will go through to be approved for "eyes off" autonomous driving? (Other than changing the parameters for the "hands on wheel" wa
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But you can comment, and posts with many comments are penalized.
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If you haven't already, try zooming all the way out and drawing things using the grid as a canvas.
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But check this out: http://faculty.chicagobooth.edu/workshops/finance/pdf/Verdel... "We find that deviations from the covered interest rate parity condition (CIP) imply large, persistent, and systematic
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The poor can buy SPLX though.
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There actually is a way: move to a country where the same level of care costs less even with no government subsidies. I think this would include most of Europe and the far East.
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If you take US spending on just Medicare and Medicaid and divide that by the total population (i.e. even people who aren't covered by those programs), you get a greater per capita number than all health care spending in UK (which cover
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If you have to handle malicious or potentially buggy input, you probably have to check length anyway to avoid DoS, so std::string isn't automatically safe.
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People do this when buying houses all the time, and often at a 5x or 10x margin, rather than just 2x. Even Vanguard supports this.
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