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by sabas123 8y ago
And not even worth it productivity wise.
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But only if they get material to prepare with
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I would argue that without a proper competitive scene (which Total War Warhammer does not have) it is impossible to measure if it is actually balanced or not.
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In the starcraft scene we have terms to describe what your saying: you have APM and EAPM (effective APM). Historically the fastest players were around ~230 eapm and that was considered godlike.
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> Seniority is the number of job opportunities you have, not your current job title. I'm still on the fence on how to feel about this quote, how does the rest feel about this?
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by sabas123 8y ago
It does seem like the article author wants to create a separate user and kernel space, something that Unikernels aims to eliminate.
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by sabas123 8y ago
And julia over c++???
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Can you name a single example of something that you seem problematic?
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by sabas123 8y ago
> If A leads to B, and B to C, isn't A ultimately the cause of C? Only if the mappings hold for every element, ie every A has to lead to B and every B has to lead to C before you can conclude that A causes B
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Because this github release was only for talk and he has since moved on (albeit is still using it for other projects) The sifter isn't terrible intresting it self but could use a lot of chances. Like the ability to use multiple disasse
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Even if it can steal all your private keys?
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> No, you are not fine. As the paper explains, an adversary (which is by definition more privileged than you are) can operate between the moment you use secrets in L1 and the moment you flush them out. Only the CPU (silicon or microcode)
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> and L1 is flushed before transition from one VM to another. Is this true?
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The individualism/collectivism scale describes the level of inter-dependence on closely related in-groups and the level of support for them and are all taking place on the level of an individual. Things like family fall into this categ
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by sabas123 9y ago
> And yet professional athletes can train for several hours every day. Sometimes twice. > Doing a couple pushups every day won’t kill ya. Your now comparing a group that is new to an action and one that is trained in it. However I wou
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Did you get any different instructions for your grading at Yale? And doesn't such thing lead to large varying amounts of average grads per class?