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If you want to have more people in the same area then the density has to increase somewhere. You can’t increase the number of households without somewhere becoming more dense then it was.
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We did. Our coal and nuclear power plants are very efficient steam engines.
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The more extreme the politics the more able you are to rally the troops for report bombing. You can see this on sites like YouTube.
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Does that stop share houses? If so how?
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What do you mean transitivelu leak information? It was possible to set up a community that only members could read. And once the nymwars where won you could get pysdonymious accounts.
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The thing I see is that he wasn't really doing anything strange. Building structures and digging tunnels that humanity has been doing for a very long time. There exists laws, regulations and engineering knowledge developed over thousa
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One of the comments Raymond made I felt was kind of missing the point ““to cut substantial overhead in the browser": I already commented that performance of well-crafted content blocker is not an issue.” Assuming that third party code
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Popcount is ridiculously standard as many US government computer contracts require chips that support that operation. Also popcount is very useful if you are doing cryptanalysis.
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You can enable the enterprise features which will allow this.
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I am likewise not a lawer but wouldn't your wagers be consideration? I mean "You give me money and I do a thing for you". Is pretty standard as contracts go.
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It also sounds like what happened at my (australian) high school. On a state exam one of my classmates had his older brother sit the exam for him. Now the coversheet for the exam has a place to write your name and sign it which you must do
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The immunity from copyright and patent claims is critical to universty researches. Without it basic research would get mired in patent and copyright claims. Many would be eventually ruled as fair use but that requires a judge to make a jud
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One of the things I noticed was how much he undervalued having lunch with the team. He says its mindless chatter. However your staff are stakeholders in your product and you need to support them. Also in any workplace the informal communic
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When reading your comment I realised that working out how to manage distributing shared property between two people is basically the task of a divorse lawyer. Which makes me think are there equiverlents of marriage counclers for business pa
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Google initially claimed that thus was to remove the need for add blockers to have to see the web request in order to operate. They proposed an API that was like safari where the block lists are handled by a pattern match inside the browser
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So on chrome you will have the option of getting to the real url, on firefox and other browsers you can use plugins.
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If you put your page on the web it is going to get cached. The http depends on this. You are not giving up control of your traffic. You never had it in the first place.
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To stop bots trying lists of usernane password pairs.
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However that still contributes to security. If you make the expense of bypassing it greater then the worth of accessing the site then you have stopped them.
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I work in the gambling industry and live in au. From my perspective this is super strange. By law vendors have to publish the odd (and on some games the EV).
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Can you link to the site where he says this?
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Which is ironic since popper had a real problem with QM.
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The photon goes into the energy of the electron. Because mass and energy are the same thing the mass of the photon is converted into the energy of the electrons new state.
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Linux's fallocate allows you to insert data into the middle of files by manipulating the extents.
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I think the real answer is that programmers dont impliment data structures anymore. Most programmers only need the stuff provided by their langauge and core libary. But to answer your exact question. Hash Array Mapped Tries are the new hot
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So long as they dont span across a page boundary.
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On the otherhand for many applications memory latency isnt an issue. If network and disk io is your bottelneck investing time in optimising that part of the code.
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It still has the surrealism that I have seen from other generators "On May 26, a group of young women celebrating a bachelorette party in Okinawa turned to karaoke in a public laundromat for an impromptu session. They were surprised to