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by reisse 4y ago
> The only other thing I'd say is that if you're in a bull market you may have easy wins. Then after -- when the market turns against you -- these will evaporate. If your algotrading profits depend on market being bull or bear,
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by reisse 4y ago
Their node disadvantage is mostly good marketing from TSMC though. Intel 10 (10nm, but that's not the real nanometers) is ~100M transistors per mm2, while TSMC 5 (5nm, but again, that's not the real nanometers) is ~130M transistor
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by reisse 4y ago
> I realized that it'll be years before I can buy a Steamdeck where I live. There are mail forwarding services and unofficial resellers. Even in Russia, you can buy Steam Deck with next-day delivery. At a premium, of course, but it&
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by reisse 4y ago
No, it's not (always) more dangerous, please read the operation manuals if you don't believe me. Let me put it another way. V1 is not the speed after which you cannot abort, V1 is the speed after which you can attempt to takeoff.
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by reisse 4y ago
> Southwest plane was above V0 and couldn't abort It's up to investigators to find out. Pilots definitely can (and have the right to) abort after V1, if they consider it safer than taking off. Before V1, you can be sure that ab
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by reisse 4y ago
Because countries where both work are not completely overlapping. It'd be very interesting to compare Stripe market share in countries where there are strong competitors.
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by reisse 4y ago
I don't know how Stripe can justify these pricing, except for "oh we can extract more money, let's do that!". In other (non-Western) countries pricing for local payment systems can be less than half of what Stripe charge
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by reisse 4y ago
Not when it's -30 outside.
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by reisse 4y ago
Syrian civil war is above 1m military and civilian casualties. War in Yemen and US invasion in Iraq are close.
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by reisse 4y ago
It slightly misses the point that actual threshold depends on inflation. 20% annual return on an insured bank deposits is absolutely normal for currencies with 25% annual inflation.
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by reisse 4y ago
> One person implementing the entire C++ standard, and then countless new, useful features on top of it. Isn't it done on top of LLVM/Clang++?
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by reisse 4y ago
I'd bet most CentOS and RHEL installations don't use any desktop environment at all. However, why argue if we can check the actual stats? [1] GNOME seems to be well ahead for now for desktop GNU/Linux. But the dip in the Febr
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by reisse 4y ago
For Linux, when you exclude Android and ChromeOS. So for desktop GNU/Linux. And even then I'm not sure now, because Steam Deck and Manjaro use KDE, and Linux Mint uses not-gnomish-fork-of-gnome.
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by reisse 4y ago
As a C++ developer, I don't really see how it is going to compete against VS Code + LSP, Visual Studio, or even CLion. From my experience, if you work on C++ codebase large enough that indexing it is a problem, compiling and linking it
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by reisse 4y ago
> BTU is the American unit of energy after all. Come on, it is literally British!
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by reisse 4y ago
And dragging apps between displays with different DPIs work on Windows too. Nothing more to add, wholeheartedly agree with you.
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by reisse 4y ago
> In such cases, I actually don't know how Windows works (for example, if they patch the ACPI tables). It uses Modern Standby (aka S0 Low Power Idle). https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/desi
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by reisse 4y ago
I think you gave this example as a joke, but here is a quote from one of the Wayland developers: > I would suggest that this setting [UI scale] needs to be a global and not a per-output thing. If it was a per-output thing, windows moving
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by reisse 4y ago
No, Fedora package manager (dnf) does the sane thing and not replaces app files from under the running apps by default - google "dnf offline upgrades". And for Windows there is standard update mechanism - Microsoft Store - which a
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by reisse 4y ago
Fedora also solved this with dnf offline upgrades.
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by reisse 4y ago
I see the "Firefox has updated, you must restart Firefox to continue using it" window every two weeks or so on Ubuntu. Though I never seen it on Fedora or Windows, might be some quirks related to Ubuntu packaging.
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by reisse 4y ago
I think it means "we have evidences about his crimes in 2019, but we suspect he also commited some crimes earlier, and if we'd find additional information in due course, we reserve the right to add it to the charges" in legal
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by reisse 4y ago
The biggest problem for hardware RAID is controller compatibility. If the controller dies, chances are the whole array is dead, if you couldn't find the exactly same model.
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by reisse 4y ago
> For all intents and purposes this is no different from crack. Yes, and you cannot take down crack using DMCA either! Edit: If the crack is a keygen or patcher, of course. Patched orginal binaries can be taken down.
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by reisse 4y ago
No, that's absolutely not technicalities. By omitting the real timelines the article suggests that the efforts to eliminate Cyrillic are somehow connected or caused by Russia, and you're making the same mistake. But in reality the
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by reisse 4y ago
It didn't really, at least not in the beginning, because the Latin alphabet used in 1992 was similiar to a Turkish one, with many special symbols for Turkic sounds. However, few years later (I don't exactly remember when) it was s
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by reisse 4y ago
Do you have any proofs of the funding? JSTOR is funded by Andrew Mellow Foundation [1]. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSTOR
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by reisse 4y ago
> In the past few years, the governments of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan have both made a rather bold commitment: They will soon use the Latin alphabet to write their respective Turkic languages. Oh... They didn't do even basic fact-ch
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by reisse 4y ago
The catch is that Li-Ion rechargeable batteries have much higher self-discharge rate than alkaline AA/AAAs, so you could not use them in remote controls anyway. For powering iPhones, you can buy a few 18650 with a type-C/lightning
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by reisse 4y ago
Could you please clarify why automatic face scan is considered as a privacy intrusion compared to face check by border control officer?

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