rational_indian

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by rational_indian 6y ago
Isn't git peer-to-peer already? Why would anyone need this?
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by rational_indian 6y ago
What if they do?
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by rational_indian 6y ago
I think brlaser and brscan are the modern replacements.
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by rational_indian 6y ago
shadow company. Benami = nameless = anonymous.
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by rational_indian 6y ago
Will it need to carry an onboard rocket motor to counter the solar wind pressure?
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by rational_indian 6y ago
Are you saying C compilers are O(n)?
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by rational_indian 6y ago
> Removing functionality doesn’t make something simpler, because it removes options. Simple tools have a limited ability to simplify processes. Trying to do something complex with a simple tool is more complex than doing the same thing w
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by rational_indian 6y ago
Very interesting! What is the conviction rate of corrupt politicians in the US? Edit: Also I don't follow why the nuclear industry would be opposed to the app.
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by rational_indian 6y ago
Where does it say it's not?
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by rational_indian 6y ago
Apocryphal?
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by rational_indian 6y ago
Don't be too hard on yourself! I am Indian and from what I can tell the proverbial glass ceiling has been lifted for brown people like me in the US. And I think the same can be said for people of other ethnicities as well. So credit wh
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by rational_indian 6y ago
Lol!
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by rational_indian 6y ago
>I've been able to compile and run C and C++ code from 20 years ago a truly amazing number of times. It's really surprising at how easy it is to work with well written code even if it's decades old. Not if you have used an
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by rational_indian 6y ago
> 15e2 This looks like 15 x 10^2 to me. I think all caps hex may be able to avoid such problems.
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by rational_indian 6y ago
They have not crossed the "threshold of winning". RTFA, please!
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by rational_indian 6y ago
> Yes, historically, Christianity's theological contribution was the idea of a god that cares equally for everyone. Only if you believe in him! The "caring" is not unconditional.
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by rational_indian 6y ago
I feel these things should exist without God. That is, they can be helpful to non-believers too. But I am having a hard time creating secular versions of these. I think the root of the problem lies in the fact that God here is an abstract e
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by rational_indian 6y ago
> Also India is just about as democratic as Putins Russia. Lol! A case of sour grapes?
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by rational_indian 6y ago
> VERY limited memory and no virtual memory This is incorrect.
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by rational_indian 6y ago
Haan?
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by rational_indian 6y ago
What architectural level capabilities?
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by rational_indian 6y ago
>Rust found a ready audience in people intimidated by C++, frustrated with the limitations of C, Java, and Go, and ready to try something wholly new. What about people not intimidated by C++ and want to switch to Rust anyway? Why have yo
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by rational_indian 6y ago
The leading 1. prefix can be omitted from the binary representation thus saving a bit in the process.
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by rational_indian 6y ago
I have a Ryzen 2700X. Is Ryzen 9 3900X going to be a good upgrade for me?
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by rational_indian 6y ago
I don't think this is a sound argument. How does it demonstrate attention being not equivalent to time? At best it shows the professor's attention / time / money can be wasted by dull students. Was this ever under disput
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by rational_indian 6y ago
Please tag this with [2018]. Many may have seen this already and might be wondering if there's something new this time.
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by rational_indian 7y ago
404
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by rational_indian 8y ago
Why not? I thought this is precisely what gyroscopes did.
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by rational_indian 8y ago
Can't the IMU sense if you are generating lift (or not)?
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by rational_indian 11y ago
>Note: I don't truly understand how to use Twitter... Does anyone?

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