mozumder

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by mozumder 10y ago
> Seems like a very nice argument when isolated away from reality. Reality of mass immigration from Muslim countries into the UK has been a lot more people in the UK support Sharia law and want to ban homosexuality. We have that in the U
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by mozumder 10y ago
This is a horrible misuse of the term "light-field" for a display. An actual light-field display would have, for every pixel, maybe 16 sub-pixels, each only visible from a certain vantage point. They represent the rays that trave
723.
by mozumder 10y ago
That's nice and all, but are they going to make money, with Instagram breathing down their neck?
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by mozumder 10y ago
As a typical self-righteous liberal, I'll just say that: illegal immigrants pay taxes.
725.
by mozumder 10y ago
That's the deal with citizenship - we allow you to live with us as long as you pay for other people. In particular, paying for people that don't make good decisions for themselves. Which is fine, since everyone is poorer than so
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by mozumder 10y ago
This is one of the reasons I don't run in the cloud.
727.
by mozumder 10y ago
Is that still a problem with cheap NVMe drives that can do 500k IOPS?
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by mozumder 10y ago
I'd like to see this data on Postgres scaling updated, with more info on the write scaling as well. (the chart appears to be for SELECT queries only)
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by mozumder 10y ago
Perfect, now they won't be as open about violence under an open-border system in Mexican states monitored by the DEA/FBI. I mean, they don't want to be a "prison gang", do they? Remember, the reason cartels exist is
730.
by mozumder 10y ago
Do cartels even exist in the US? Why would cartels be in the US with open borders? Doesn't open borders mean US law enforcement, like the DEA/FBI, gets to operate in Mexico now? How would the cartels survive under that, if they
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by mozumder 10y ago
It could be that, or it could be divided into another set of states, or it could be 31 additional states.
732.
by mozumder 10y ago
That doesn't actually state that North America isn't an optimal currency area.
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by mozumder 10y ago
I think for that to happen, we'd have to have universal health-care, at the minimum, along with lots of other details. Maybe a fair court system, gun control, proper environmental actions, etc.. All these details are negotiable. The q
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by mozumder 10y ago
Well I suppose we can expect some inflation due to the costs of losing Mexican migrant labor. That could be a start to convince Americans that we need these kinds of open borders. But I guess a real open-borders system would require things
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by mozumder 10y ago
It would be a lot easier and economically beneficial to just have open borders. What would it take to turn Mexico and Canada into our 51st & 52nd states? So there aren't border controls or inspections there?
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by mozumder 10y ago
Were you under the impression that wealthy people are supposed to follow the same rules as the commoner? Maybe you also believe in the religious just-world theory? And that guns would bring about a homogenous equality to all, instead of fo
737.
by mozumder 10y ago
You act as if data is going to detach you from your fear-based emotional connection to your gun.
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by mozumder 10y ago
So she doesn't kill innocent people?
739.
by mozumder 10y ago
How else would they toughen up? Never trust the sanity of anyone that can't go through life without a gun.
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by mozumder 10y ago
Yes.
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by mozumder 10y ago
I think we all agree that gun safety works best when there is no gun.
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by mozumder 10y ago
Would be nice if we could integrate Visual Studio Code into XCode on Macs..
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by mozumder 10y ago
Man that's young.. What are the best ways of actually reversing blocked arteries/artherosclerosis? Excercise? Statins?
744.
by mozumder 10y ago
After a certain point, the size of this code becomes larger than the size of an animated GIF or SVG.
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by mozumder 10y ago
> Two lost rockets in a year is a lot better than previous years. Uh no.. they're losing MORE rockets now than before, mostly because the rockets are getting bigger and more powerful - and they have the Heavy versions coming. Consid
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by mozumder 10y ago
> One was a ground incident that wouldn't have had people nearby even with a manned mission, and the other would have saved its passengers with the abort system. Not sure how that would mitigate the risk of explody Space-X rockets?
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by mozumder 10y ago
Plus they've had 2 rockets go explody over the last two years. This is really premature. I'd be surprised if they do this by 2020.
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by mozumder 10y ago
No, since it decreases productivity and well-being. Never trust the well-being of anyone that can't be bored. They are broken people.
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by mozumder 10y ago
Wave pipelining would be a more practical alternative to fully asynchronous design. It keeps the design synchronous (helps in simulation workflows) while removing the clock and pipeline registers for power and area reduction.
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by mozumder 10y ago
I used to shoot 33megapixel medium format cameras 10 years ago, on 8GB machines with 1GB GPUs just fine, doing multilayer photoshop on 48-bits-per-pixel TIFFs. 64Gb is completely unnecessary for photography. Photographers don't even g

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