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by slededit 8y ago
Not the best article - if it’s a myth why does Senator Warren need to introduce new legislation?
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by slededit 8y ago
Equipment doesn’t exist in a vacuum. There must be a supply chain to maintain it.
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by slededit 8y ago
At times I’m annoyed they don’t update it. But given the modern idea of “updating” is to remove functionality and add white space I’m thankful.
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by slededit 8y ago
I like to know how well the author understood the problem. Unfortunately git allows people to rewrite history and hide the guess+check process many go through.
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by slededit 8y ago
If it’s possible for the string to not be in the set then you have to look at all chars. Otherwise there are some cases you can skip characters. I generally don’t use this optimization when writing Tries because it’s tricky and rarely make
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by slededit 8y ago
I think the main difference is that in University your assignments have negative economic value. Even doing an oil change is beneficial work to the company, but in University you need to pay a TA to spend time grading your essay which has
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by slededit 8y ago
A domestic insurgency will always be more effective than an outside group.
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by slededit 8y ago
This is only a problem with the West. The East does not have a culture of laziness. They will simply take the mantel if we falter. Just because the West is no longer hungry doesn’t mean that nobody is.
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by slededit 8y ago
I mean they already say your not secure if you don’t use OneDrive. Nobody complained then - so why not further abuse “security” features.
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by slededit 8y ago
Generic searches this is less of an issue. But see the search for Kellogg Corn Flakes in the article.
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by slededit 8y ago
When you ask for help finding Corona the staff doesn’t ask if you’d like Heineken instead. No it’s not the same.
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by slededit 8y ago
Thanks. I'd heard the rumors but no confirmation. It's sad to hear he's gone. The development world has gotten too corporate, in the 90s/00s you could be different. He's a holdout from that era.
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by slededit 8y ago
This was 2006. Starbucks was a lot higher end at that time. Now that its basically a fancier dunkin doughnuts people care a bit less.
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by slededit 8y ago
A randomly stopping car is dangerous even to people who aren't tailgating. A human would be charged with dangerous driving for that - which is a felony in my jurisdiction.
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by slededit 8y ago
Not hilarious if you are stuck with ancient 7 series parts as the only cost effective option. They just recently graced us with a Spartan 7 that uses the same die as their artix parts with the gigabit transceivers not bonded out. How gene
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As someone who may be behind a auto-brake slamming Tesla one day, where is my opt-out from this dangerous beta?
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by slededit 8y ago
Altera pre-acquisition. But it wasn't working too well.
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by slededit 8y ago
Instructions were never removed from 32-bit mode though. You can run your 32-bit programs the same as before, even on today's most modern processor. You just won't get any of that 64-bit goodness.
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by slededit 8y ago
I found it horrifying. Finally legitimate proof of the fifth estate fighting the elected politician. Beaurocrats always had their own aims, but the fact they feel comfortable saying so it's a huge step towards autocracy. I don't l
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by slededit 8y ago
Amazing! Normally its the US has too low of a population density to possible offer comparable prices to Europe. Now its the opposite. I will never cease to be amazed at the rationalizations.
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BCD instructions are slower than emulating them with more traditional operations and were rarely used in 32-bit software (16-bit is a different story). Most people would recompile their software and never experience this as an issue. The r
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by slededit 8y ago
One of the most common crimes (and the most direct cause of the crises) during that saga was actually bank fraud from overstated incomes. Nobody really went to jail for that either.
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by slededit 8y ago
Vista's market share is a rounding error - it never overtook XP. Today XP adoption is still almost 5x higher. They could have mentioned it, but XP support is by far what people care about.
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by slededit 8y ago
Pure CS is math (a form I find easier than other branches). You'll be much better if you learn the fundamentals.
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by slededit 8y ago
This is both true and highly misleading. In X64 mode many instructions were gone. However you couldn't execute a 32-bit program directly in that mode anyway so it was the least of your problems. Everything was still there in 32-bit mod
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by slededit 8y ago
Wireless carriers had exemptions from Net Neutrality. The basis was that bandwidth was much more limited and they needed more flexibility to manage it.
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by slededit 8y ago
FETs weren't desirable at the time though - which is why they didn't attain widespread use. Its very difficult to get linear behavior from a FET and at that time the primary use of the devices was analogue in linear mode. The BJ
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Nobody is saying to overload a child until they are unhappy. But the lesson needs to be learned that even if they don't naturally find it fun it still has to be done.
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by slededit 8y ago
The Apple Store is nothing like that. You go in to buy, but the person that says hello can't sell you anything. Instead you must wait 5+ minutes for someone to come by and allow you to purchase. No drinks are provided. This person is
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Having to do work that is not fun is an important life skill. Children should have lots of play time, but "work" needs to be understood. You do it even if you don't like it because nobody else will do it for you.

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