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by scott00 9y ago
I realize this is a long way off from production. I guess what I was saying is I think the notion that we may have a 24 Tbps tape drive in 10 years more interesting than the notion that we may have a 330 TB tape drive in 10 years. And I&#x2
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by scott00 9y ago
There are actually some somewhat analogous situations in the US listed equity options markets. Options are typically adjusted for corporate actions other than regular dividends. However, special dividends are only adjusted for if they are m
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by scott00 9y ago
Putting a few of their numbers together seems to imply a read bandwidth of 24 Tbps (330 terabytes = 330*8 terabits/tape, tape length = 1098 meters => 2.4 terabits/meter, tape speed = 10 m/s => 24 Tb/s). Which to me
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by scott00 9y ago
It's not legal. Planting evidence is a much more serious crime than possession, so in cases where there's evidence of planting evidence, it doesn't make much sense to charge possession. In cases where there isn't plantin
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by scott00 9y ago
Does building zfs.ko not involve #include ing some linux header files? Or is it all done via ABI?
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This was controlled for by the native students, who also experienced any improvement in the city's environment, but did not experience the ban.
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by scott00 9y ago
Does anybody know if you can take the pot out of the cafes or if you have to smoke it there? I wonder if it's not less pot smoking but less going out.
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It's even more secure after you've lost your second factor.
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TP-Link is the worst... their enterprise WAP line doesn't support IPv6 at all. I've had IPv6 working out of the box on every piece of network hardware I've had since 2009. When I bought a new access point recently it didn&#x2
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by scott00 9y ago
The analogy is necessarily inexact,ICOs are a new beast. But they don't have to be owners. Too many bond holders can make you public as well. If the tokens are securities and the sponsor/inventor/whatever is considered the is
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by scott00 9y ago
This is not really true. Once a company exceeds a certain threshold of non-accredited owners, it automatically becomes a public company, and faces the same disclosure and controls requirements as a company that became public via IPO. That i
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by scott00 9y ago
Any plans for a Windows version?
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Does this actually work for you? I could never get that to work. (Firefox 54 on Windows)
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That study had some pretty serious flaws, most notably that it excluded workers employed by businesses with multiple locations.
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Sleep needs vary. I honestly believe 5 hours a day long term would kill me. But I have friends who voluntarily sleep that little.
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Comcast – Outbound DANE Announcement(mail.sys4.de)
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by scott00 9y ago
> Why do doctors need Glass to record notes in the background? Couldn't any computer run that software? The doctor doesn't really use it. It's just transmitting the doctor's view of the clinic to a remote assistant wh
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by scott00 9y ago
Yeah, in the US cufflinks can come across as elitist or as a flaunting of wealth.
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by scott00 9y ago
I'm partial to using a very broad dictionary: http://app.aspell.net/create?max_size=35&spelling=US&max_var... . It has 50,105 words. Gets you an extra 2.3 bits per word.
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Quite a lot actually. US defense spending in 2014 was $614 billion, 3.5% of GDP. US healthcare spending in 2014 was estimated by the world bank as 17.1% of GDP.
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by scott00 9y ago
Can you explain this to the unenlightened? Is employment at a national security organization somehow indicated in the DMV database or whatever it is that cops look you up in?
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by scott00 9y ago
Twilio has a reputation for giving a killer API demo. Check out https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11985368 and the links in comments within.
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by scott00 9y ago
Is the compression geared towards any particular type of data? Seems like compression that would work well on, say, blog posts, may not work as well on, say, tick-level data from a stock exchange.
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by scott00 9y ago
I take a different reading of clause 3. The main criteria is "Allows users to create Web pages or personal profiles that contain information". The restrictions following that are prefaced by "such as"... which is a very
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The most specific allegation is that they extended the maturity of the loan, which as a consequence lowered the minimum payment. Under normal circumstances, and with clear communication to the borrower, this is a change that can only be bet
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by scott00 9y ago
The Feitian ePass: https://www.amazon.com/Feitian-ePass-NFC-FIDO-Security/dp/B0... Can't vouch for it (either product or support), but it exists.
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by scott00 9y ago
Why do you think he personally prosecuted it? His name's on the complaint, but it's on all the complaints referenced in their press releases. The press release says the case "was investigated and is being prosecuted by the At
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by scott00 9y ago
I think most advice on how to start freelancing applies to you despite your age; it's just going to be a little harder for you than for a more experienced and/or older person. There's a ton of advice on this topic in previous
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by scott00 9y ago
My mental model of how candidates with a CS degree do on a whiteboard interview is something like score = (grade in data structures class) + (grade in algorithms class) - k (time since undergrad) + b (time spent studying for interview). I&#
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by scott00 9y ago
That's your choice, as a parent. You're going to attempt to manipulate the child into certain behaviors whether you think of it in scientific terms or not. Might as well do it effectively.

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