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7y ago
In Slovenia it is mandatory starting today. In the meanwhile you can buy it here...
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7y ago
In-Memory compute would be useful for garbage collection. Compare also with this article: https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~krste/papers/maas-isca18-h... (note: one of the article authors is Krste Asanovic, who is
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7y ago
$300 is gross. You have to pay taxes on this. In many developed countries this would be $150 after taxes.
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7y ago
And another one: Windows Aero
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The problem here is that US government wants to "maximize the USA IP interests" and supports Oracle in this case although they haven't studied the implications in details... So we have an "elephant in the porcelain shop&
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...and has paid license to Oracle/Sun for it...
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This is most probably for those who need exactly the same configuration they already use in production.
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7y ago
It's not artificial, it is a C subset.
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7y ago
It would be great to use this format for offline Wikipedia in Kiwix. This would substantially reduce its size...
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In Switzerland private hospitals will calculate the possibility of success in your case and if it is too low you will not be accepted, because they want to keep their success rates high... Maybe such "Medical Credit Scores" could
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7y ago
Wouldn't be dangerous to live in buildings nearby the "coronavirus hospitals"?
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One can hardly prevent gossip. You can do everything perfect and still get gossip... I would just move on and do quality work in another company...
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Smalltalk is an IDE + runtime together on a single VM. This brings many advantages (very fast software development; almost no compile time; you can change the running system, ...), but also disadvantages (harder to integrate external librar
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According to the article they didn't know about it.
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It would be even better if those "padded wings" would be positioned just in the head range and not in the elbow area. (In elbow area we are much wider and those "wings" would limit us.)
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This is great! It still needs some polishing (like autoscrolling the output to where I just made a change), but it FEELS really great!
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Maybe the future is in fully sandboxed/containerized apps, where each action outside of sandbox/container is confirmed by the user.
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"If there's one available." Just don't connect the network - use only HDMI. This will turn a "smart TV" into a "dump TV".
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This patent is invalid! Look at the source code in HN comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21685660#21689915 bellow and see the TODO tags in files last modified on 13. November 1999 which predates the patent applica
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7y ago
In my country, no one can buy land up to 4 meters (13 feet) away the sea, rivers and lakes because it is a public domain. Because of this, tourists from other countries like to come here and enjoy every beach...
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7y ago
This can be invoked only if non-NATO member attacks...
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Java's Cover (2001)
(paulgraham.com)
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So in other words: you still need to be "tech savvy" to do this...
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Sun made big money with Java through licensing. Any Java-compatible implementation vendor paid big money to Sun (including IBM, Azure, etc.).
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"Extradition shall not be granted if the offense for which extradition is requested is a political offense." If an American journalist in UK is publishing Chinese military secrets, he will not be extradited to China. If an Austral
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Nice, compressed LLVM overview...
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That article in New York Times Magazine ( https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/18/magazine/boeing-737-max-c... ) seems like a part of the Boeing's PR action to win back the public confidence in 737 MAX...
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Since everybody should be free to choose what to think and what to believe - why the European Union is watching and not doing the same as US? They should also to place top Chinese companies "on a blacklist over alleged human rights vio
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With the statement "could interfere on a mass scale with critical Internet functions, as well as raise data-competition issues" they are actually lying and misrepresenting the issue. In reality there is not much "to interfere
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Justice Department once again advises SCOTUS to skip Java copyright case
(uk.reuters.com)
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