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by not2b 4y ago
That is probably because the farmers hired somebody one time to make a website which they don't have the skill to maintain, but they know how to use Instagram.
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by not2b 4y ago
That's why I said "not that I know". The parent comment said that people may speculate that someone who refuses to drink might be alcoholic, but there are also people who don't drink for religious reasons, obviously. In
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by not2b 4y ago
Yes, articles like this illustrate that RMS had a point, as annoying as he can be about it. Android is obviously Linux. What's missing is all of the things GNU and BSD brought to the party.
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by not2b 4y ago
Or you could notice that author's last name, which might indicate another reason that he doesn't drink (not that I know that this is the reason for his choice).
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by not2b 4y ago
I missed a plane flight once because an admin for the company I was working with booked a midnight flight accidentally and I thought it was at noon (I think she thought so as well). I think it was in the 90s sometime.
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by not2b 4y ago
My 2012 Prius has the most commonly used controls (sound system, temperature, answer a call) right on the steering wheel meaning they can be accessed without taking my eyes off the road. That's much safer than a touchscreen (it also ha
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by not2b 4y ago
And he honored this contract. He paid $16 for each pizza, just as Doordash offered. The fact that Doordash was selling pizzas for a loss was Doordash's problem, not his.
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by not2b 4y ago
You can't check the proof by "using their alleged algorithm on some np-hard problems". You would have to prove that all problems in the space are handled in polynomial time by their algorithm, correctly. In electronic desig
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by not2b 4y ago
The app would have to get much larger if they have to bundle most of a browser with it to avoid using the browser components on the phone. But sure, they could do that. But to be in the app store an app has to comply with the rules. Google
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by not2b 4y ago
Some sites attempt to prevent you from using the browser on a phone (notably reddit, though as you say old Reddit is a workaround).
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by not2b 4y ago
In the code I write and review I care about the buffer-flush semantics and will revise, or ask for a revision, if excessive flushing will result from too many std::endl uses when generating large volumes of output. It isn't just an aca
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by not2b 4y ago
Nope. The equivalent in C++ is not std::cout << "hello world" << std::endl; but is, rather, std::cout << "hello world\n"; The std::endl doesn't just print an '\n' character, it also does
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by not2b 4y ago
But there's also no law against posts providing information on "acquiring abortion pills such as mifepristone"; Facebook is choosing to remove such posts.
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by not2b 4y ago
It takes more than that, I think; I don't think the adaptive digital filters I used to work with long ago were conscious, yet they work by predicting future values of a signal and continuously adjusting their parameters to minimize the
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by not2b 4y ago
In a silicon crystal, the minimum distance between atoms is 0.235nm. So, no.
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by not2b 4y ago
Up until about 2003 or so, scaling worked near-perfectly, so geometries were essentially the same from generation to generation. This meant that one number, describing minimum feature size, told you what you needed to know. Eventually leaka
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by not2b 4y ago
By collecting a lot of real world data?
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by not2b 4y ago
You'd only want to build regional HSR systems that would connect cities that get a lot of traffic and flights between them and are under 300 miles / 500 km apart. So, the northeast corridor, connect California major cities, conne
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by not2b 4y ago
The plan for California high speed rail was to replace plane flights and long distance car travel, not to have frequent stops (at least 40 miles/65 km between stops, sometimes longer). Only the major cities.
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by not2b 4y ago
Many 18th century writers of English capitalized nouns the way it's done in German. For example, the US Constitution does this. But it was already going away by then.
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by not2b 4y ago
That's because the Russian language doesn't have articles, but other complexities of the language that don't exist in English convey the distinction between, say, "a boy" and "the boy".
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by not2b 4y ago
It took me four years for my US PhD, but I had a masters and industrial experience which might have helped speed things up.
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by not2b 4y ago
For quality anime beyond Ghibli, try Satoshi Kon.
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by not2b 4y ago
There are plenty of Americans producing interesting films, but the blockbusters that get the big budgets and the promotion are just going for the biggest possible audience, so they don't take risks.
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by not2b 4y ago
Back when I used to serve on conference review committees I'd talk about the drunk and the lamppost problem: finding the keys in the dark is too hard, so he looks under the lamppost where the light is better (the authors make a simplif
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by not2b 4y ago
Since your premise is impossible (the doctor does not know this for a fact and cannot), the question isn't relevant. In any case, adoption is an option.
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by not2b 4y ago
The point of the article is that the tree you come up with changes depending on which set of genes you look at, meaning that there's no one correct tree: each gene is inherited at least partially independently, meaning that a simple br
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by not2b 4y ago
"fishing for clicks" from a "contrarian perspective" usually means "misinform the public for profit". Giving the best available reporting on what's currently known about a disease that has killed millions
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by not2b 4y ago
It constructs a number that is not divisible by any member of the list, so either it is prime, or there is some other prime that is not a member of the list. Either way we can grow the list.
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by not2b 4y ago
Yes, I meant to say "given a purported list of all of the primes".

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