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shin_lao
14y ago
I'm sorry I don't understand the scam. How did they make the cashier believe the newspaper was actually cash?
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shin_lao
14y ago
And in a couple of days, if everything goes fine, we'll have a couple of color, HD pictures of Mars. I'm very excited about it.
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14y ago
Do you know what disease causes that sort of problem?
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shin_lao
14y ago
The only way to make "audiophile-grade" comparisons is through blind tests in an appropriate room. I'd just like to point out that you'll have more variations in your sound by just turning the mini-jack connector than by modifying any drive
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Dropbox has become “problem child” of cloud security
(venturebeat.com)
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Memorizing trains memory, that's not the same exercise.
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shin_lao
14y ago
See algebra as the gym for your brain. Although you might not need algebra, you will benefit from the exercises.
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14y ago
To my knowledge, ACID transactions and scale-out architectures are mutually exclusive, unless I missed a major breakthrough.
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To which of Jim's contribution are you referring to? I wasn't aware he designed a scale-out ACID transaction principle.
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What's problematic is when you have a transaction that span amongst several nodes and you need to reconcile several transactions (commit phase). The usual way to do it is to refuse the transaction if a conflict is detected, however this is
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14y ago
I'd be surprised to see how they can be truly ACID and truly scale out. This is an unsolved problem to me, I submit there are fine prints regarding ACID or scalability...
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Victory for evolution in Texas
(ncse.com)
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shin_lao
14y ago
Or perhaps math are fun and people upvote a post they liked.
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shin_lao
14y ago
French don't work 35 hours a week, we work much more than that. Only basic employees do that. I probably have around a 50 hours work week.
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14y ago
They don't have the same work schedule.
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Don't wait for motivation to find you; go find it today.
(schwarzenegger.com)
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The real reason Marissa Mayer left Google: She had to
(us2.campaign-archive2.com)
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14y ago
I invite you to read Elements of Programming for a more detailed explanation.
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14y ago
Objection 1: The OP should take a look at the STL. Coupling N algorithms and M structures may lead to M * N implementations where you really want only N + M implementations. Additionally, decoupling algorithms and structures will probably m
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Was fired Facebook yoga instructor right to silence cell phone user in class?
(venturebeat.com)
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14y ago
I hope this guy won't have a problem with PayPal should his fundraiser work.
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shin_lao
14y ago
Well, event for web apps you have to make sure all the browser work as expected...
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14y ago
It's not a lot of work to make Windows NT real-time. Back in the time of NT 4.0 there was a modified kernel that was hard real-time (as far as I can remember).
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14y ago
I've got many years of experience working with the NT kernel world (filesystem layer especially) and I can't upvote you enough. There aren't that many OS that have a working, unified, cache, a good hardware abstraction layer or the possibil
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I've owned a couple of BlackBerry and each new one was a worse experience than its predecessor. I was pretty happy with my Bold 9000, by that time it was convenient, fast and very good at email and texts (what I do mostly). Then others caug
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14y ago
And Windows 8.
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It's not corruption if he didn't personally benefited from it. The problem is that if your only source of information is biased, you take the wrong decisions.
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"The whole is greater than the sum of the parts" The system you describe might improve individual performance to the detriment of the company's performance. You don't need competition within a team, you need cooperation toward a common go
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What he does is probably illegal, according to copyright laws, but is it that immoral? The problem to me is the amount of physical violence he endured, compared to the amount of physical violence he caused. It's as if the police would bea
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Which ‘Pulp Fiction’ character almost became Marty McFly?
(miramax.com)
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