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ryacko
7y ago
And there are so many stories about science donations disrespecting the donors intentions. Reuters did a series on it: https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-bodi... https://www.reuters
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https://grrm.livejournal.com/465247.html >Chapters still to write, of course... but also rewriting. I always do a lot of rewriting, sometimes just polishing, sometimes pretty major restructures. You can compare various g
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ryacko
7y ago
If FAANG didn't keep adding jobs to overpopulated cities but to rust belt cities, housing pressures wouldn't be bad as it is. At least OCP invested in the community.
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ryacko
7y ago
It depends on Polish law, and how likely they would attempt to prosecute you for a polite letter mailed to them.
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7y ago
I suspect Valve is suffering from artistic perfectionism, which means they will never release any of their products, much like how GRRM is repeatedly rewriting his novels.
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7y ago
Only KDE, Apple, and Google can enforce it through their own licenses.
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ryacko
7y ago
Well, an enterprise would have to ask for the source code to Chrome, wouldn't they?
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7y ago
I think they'd simply be maintaining separate sets of backported code, since Enterprise Google Chrome won't be open source.
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7y ago
Crops are only more successful than other species because of an artificial environment with pesticide and irrigation. There could be GMO crops that don't need anything manmade at all, but that'd be a waste of calories in plant gro
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7y ago
A lot of complexity could be eschewed if processors weren't faster than 100 Mhz.
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7y ago
License exceptions exist, including the "The Software shall be used for Good, not Evil" exception. It just wouldn't be free software anymore.
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7y ago
Word salad is remarkably similar to a low quality markov chain. Sometimes I question consciousness. And then I realize people demand so little that entertainment could be entirely automated in ten years.
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7y ago
No, it would scale logarithmically if you want to minimize latency.
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7y ago
A lot of criminal cases were thrown out because the forensic science was proven to be incorrect. http://www.abajournal.com/magazine/article/long_held_beliefs...
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ryacko
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Most people follow like minded people, become surprised when they have an unexpected opinion, and sometimes unfollow them. Not sure developing new social media would gain adoption.
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7y ago
Die area does impact latency, and by including popcount, you would be increasing gate count by a fraction of a full multiplier.
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7y ago
Have you heard of Murphy's law? Floating above Venus provides the benefits of a gravity well, but there's the danger of sudden buoyancy loss.
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7y ago
Ricochet, for one.
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7y ago
It sounds more like everyone is terrified of accusations of factionalism and being purged. But Valve is famous for their speed of work which would normally get people fired in different companies. They do make perfect games though.
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7y ago
Most fresh sushi counters are operated by an LLC unrelated to the supermarket, and a baffling percentage goes unsold throughout the day.
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7y ago
That is what the sides of the treadmill are for.
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ryacko
7y ago
I think thirty bytes of ASCII text was too expensive, as opposed to translation prices which might be much cheaper.
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7y ago
Rumors are spread by those who test the waters, usually.
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7y ago
If you fly the US flag, but claim no subdivision, one would have the benefits of citizenship without having to pay state and local taxes. As far as I can tell, registering a ship only requires citizenship, but it would make any dispute comp
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7y ago
I have not implemented additional APIs by running a local DNS server.
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7y ago
Someone had to design the status page, and failed to anticipate the issue about how the status page depends on the systems it is reporting on. Unlikely the rest of AWS, a cached web page does not require much complexity.
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7y ago
Cloud status dashboards seem to be hosted on the same cloud, which doesn't say much about redundancy.
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7y ago
You paid for a Windows license for the ability to automate away your tax advisor?
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7y ago
An interface should avoid unintentional mistakes. Easier to detect invalid signature or hash paired with other signature or hash versus an incorrect name or other ID.
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7y ago
Yes, it is absurd, it would be illegal. They could do the same through widely sold advertising metrics.
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