necessity

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by necessity 11y ago
I'd say it's a matter of debate how good that control is when who's controlling it is either incompetent or has it's own interests -- or worst, both. I'm not saying we should go back to the gold standard, but altern
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by necessity 11y ago
My point is neither should be banned, not the other way around.
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by necessity 11y ago
What about socialist flags in Russia or somewhere else? They had concentration camps too.
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by necessity 11y ago
>take leave Sometimes you can't.
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by necessity 11y ago
Pentadactyl also allows you to edit input fields with any editor (and many other things): http://5digits.org/nightlies Same goes for vimperator, of which Pentadactyl is a fork.
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by necessity 11y ago
If you want to pay it, go for it. Don't force others - specially their victims - to do so. I imagine, from your point of view, you don't live in a country with high criminality.
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by necessity 11y ago
Who do you consider should pay for the food and shelter of criminals? Their victims - society? IMO themselves, through labor, forced if necessary. If that's what you're talking about.
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by necessity 11y ago
A public space is government's backyard, the argument is moot. See China - government acts as the censor, not ISPs or companies. To favor "public spaces" it's not enough to argue that private backyards have censoring iss
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by necessity 11y ago
>Google has the right to make whatever content they want appear when you navigate to their website Except they don't. Government can regulate what content can and cannot be shown (e.g. "The right to be forgotten"). I disag
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by necessity 11y ago
And magnets! Everyone loves magnets.
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by necessity 11y ago
I completely disagree and I find your choice of words - "it's too deep for you", "it's tricking you!", "it's eeevil!" to be distasteful. Seems like a political ad for going to the "righteous
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GitHub threatens to shut down a repository for using the word 'retard'(github.com)
542 points by necessity 11y ago|801 comments
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Argentina's voting machine system leaked?(github.com)
97 points by necessity 11y ago|76 comments
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by necessity 11y ago
>BTW, do you have numbers for setups with hundreds of GPUs? I saw a talk on it a while ago, I can only remember they were using CUDAlign and Smith-Waterman (the basic idea is the same). Doing some googling too this seems to be a reasonab
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by necessity 11y ago
The Wagner-Fischer (1970) algorithm they mention (AKA Needleman-Wunsch, Lowrance-Wagner, etc) is quadratic in time and space. It might never get any better than that in time - an improved version with linear space complexity was presented b
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Playing music with a Tesla Coil(electroboom.com)
1 points by necessity 11y ago|0 comments
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by necessity 11y ago
I use uthash: https://github.com/troydhanson/uthash You can compare performance with it and other C hash table implementations.
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by necessity 12y ago
Isn't that why people wait N confirmations before accepting a transaction? The recommended MINIMUM is one hour.