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ryacko
7y ago
It would be interesting if logic units were uncoupled from cores, then multiple cores could share multiple logic units, reducing contention pressure. As it is, all designs treat CPUs as a series of chiplets.
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ryacko
7y ago
A nuclear plant in Arizona uses treated sewage for cooling. In theory, any nuclear plant near any sufficiently large city would have access to enough water for cooling, unless the city was unusually water efficient.
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ryacko
7y ago
Did you just dismissively state that high society is above gossip?
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>The US isn't going to risk a dam flooding or a long term grid failure over a distant minor ally. People are irrational. For the sake of transgressing a minor boundary, wars have occurred, even if the boundary has no strategic value
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ryacko
7y ago
The only thing those two events have in common is immigration? Are you saying that there is a war between people who want immigration and those who do not, or something?
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ryacko
7y ago
I’ll repost an old comment: I’d like an iPod Touch with cellular. Until then, I’ll keep my iPhone SE and disable JavaScript.
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7y ago
Strengthen international dependence on the RMB? They might beat the Swiss franc. The RMB is the 8th most traded currency, and counts for 4% of global volume. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Most_traded_currencie.
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7y ago
http://www.historycommons.org/timeline.jsp?timeline=complete... Another timeline of events Training exercises, surprising number of red flags ignored. According to a quote from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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7y ago
Most of the comments in this thread are unaware of offline transactions. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Offline_transactions Furthermore, Bitcoin mining is run by pools. Only the pools have to be hacked for a 51% attack to
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7y ago
Early protocols didn’t have error correction in the lower layers. The parity flag was equivalent to a CRC instruction nowadays. Presumably if parity was incorrect, that would mean the byte was transmitted incorrectly.
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ryacko
7y ago
Ah, the Orient Express argument.
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7y ago
Epstein’s plea agreement is something Epstein had access to, he could have provided it to others on request. Epstein’s crimes being something others didn’t care about seems even more extraordinary when the worst crime in high society seems
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ryacko
7y ago
https://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Bestsellers,_American,_1895-1... From that, I’ve recently decided to start reading The Inside of the Cup by Winston Churchill, and Psychology and Industrial Efficiency by Hugo Münsterberg
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7y ago
You would only know what the girls are for if there were private rooms.
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The fact pattern for the plea agreement would lead one to conclude that Epstein could have been convicted for trafficking, and there certainly were rumors. It seems as if Epstein and his associates took everything rather lightly, which is s
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7y ago
You’re right, ephebophilia is not a crime.
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The requirement for unconditional surrender prolonged the war, many arguments could be made, but unconditional surrender was also necessary to prevent the Japanese government from planning future wars by restructuring their society. Grand s
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7y ago
Many people conflate morals with your side vs my side, which seems to transcend any definition of morality.
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ryacko
7y ago
Your not behind ryanlol too, are you? Strange arguments from people with weak hamming distances to my first name.
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I think it is simple to understand common understanding of criminal justice when no one asks where was Michael Jackson’s servants when he decided to spend private time with terminally ill children.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mann_Act The law is the law. Seems easier to comply than to transgress.
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Considering that the MIT Media Lab granted a disobedience award to MeToo advocates, that makes some sense. Though it seems more pragmatic than a moral right.
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A timetable? On reddit the thread starter mentions when the next discussion is going to take place. The timetable reduces friction, but it doesn’t provide that much additional value.
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ryacko
7y ago
Ephemeral clubs happens on reddit, in many subreddits, involving many types of media.
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ryacko
7y ago
What kind of small talk doesn’t involve asking basic questions like recent life experiences? It seems impossible for anyone to not notice any wrongdoing, these are people, not stolen artworks.
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7y ago
https://github.com/otya128/winevdm
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7y ago
Apache with Analog Analytics is good.
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7y ago
There is no copy protection for 16-bit Windows. And 16-bit emulators exist.
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7y ago
That same CIA doctor went on to perform a necropsy on the elephant /while/ on LSD.
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ryacko
7y ago
Thanks, in some twist of irony, I’ve mistaken Convergence for Perspectives.
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