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by sobkas 9y ago
>fully working PyPy interpreter with no GIL as a release, possibly separate from the default PyPy release I have concerns that if such functionality will not be in the main release enabled by default(and consequently don't get as mu
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by sobkas 10y ago
>There is no reason, in my funny but pretty frustrating anecdote, for hospital to run so inefficient, There is one reason why it is so. When they make such error, you must take effort, time and money to fix it. So if hospital can spend &
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by sobkas 10y ago
So does yellow, but I don't believe that anyone would be happy if it started to pour from fossets.
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by sobkas 10y ago
Did you have any problems mentioned in this blog post[1]? [1] http://vincentsanders.blogspot.com/2016/10/the-pine-stays-gr...
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by sobkas 10y ago
But it didn't land in Debian. It only landed in contrib. Title of this link is wrong, so maybe someone should fix it? https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-archive.html#s-c...
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by sobkas 10y ago
The one that believes in trickle down economics!
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by sobkas 11y ago
Neither you can give someone laughter, but through your actions you can still make them laugh. Same for dignity, maybe you can't give it directly, but when you treat others with dignity...
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by sobkas 11y ago
Intel cpu is stll useful without pushing external microcode to it, while the point of fpga is the ability to program/configure it. Also there are many usefull tools that could be created if bitstream format was known. Some of with coul
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by sobkas 11y ago
But then you could potentially change fpga supplier by only replacing bitstream packer, why would vendor allowed that?
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by sobkas 11y ago
Vendor lock-in? Because there is no better(sarcasm) strategy in business, than chaining your clients to your toolchain?
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by sobkas 11y ago
>It's not the bitstream format that is stopping you. It's the comprehensive tooling in this field that is not open which holds you back. It's like not having access to GCC[...] I don't think that having a tool that ca
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by sobkas 11y ago
sysvinit provided me with so much excitement that now I will take anything that just isn't sysvinit.
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by sobkas 11y ago
>not smart enough to figure out how to obtain it. Or smart enough to avoid being a subject of some strange experiment.
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by sobkas 11y ago
>it sounds like someone at Sony still violated the law. good luck with finding that person, especially when decisions weren't made by single one.
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by sobkas 11y ago
And then ignored what they noticed and implemented their prejudices/aversion/"moral values" as laws.
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by sobkas 11y ago
>The use of the word "disappeared" is completely inappropriate. I agree. Name like Enhanced Secret Displacement Technique is more appropriate.
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by sobkas 11y ago
Everyone knows that only economist that want to burn the poor and snort their ashes are free of any bias.
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by sobkas 11y ago
Maybe because it's not possible to achieve 0K? It's physically not possible.
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by sobkas 11y ago
He might believe that it's good for corporations and what is good for them is good for him.
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by sobkas 11y ago
> ... but technically, weed is still a schedule 1 drug, so he is a criminal. So instead of charging him with any crimes, they just took his money? All the fun, without the need for that pesky innocent until proven guilty stuff? Nice.
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by sobkas 11y ago
>the unescapably stupid thing to do is to a) transfer money in cash and b) smoking weed while doing that. So stupidity is now a crime? Because he wasn't charged with for a or b. >losing the baggage/wallet/jacket with th
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by sobkas 11y ago
If it helped to end child labour, then why child labour is still present? http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-27350413 https://www.hrw.org/news/2014/09/17/child-laborers-america-2...
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by sobkas 11y ago
I'm more interested what are the chances of soldier going "insane" just before giving testimony to court/senate about "some things that people in the control of that chip would like to bury"? Or even having a s
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by sobkas 11y ago
Is the display fast enough to include seconds?
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by sobkas 11y ago
Ah, the famous "Computer said so" ass cover. Because computer made that decision, no one can be held responsible for it.
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by sobkas 11y ago
>These services already exist Where they exist?
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by sobkas 11y ago
How it's even relevant? Just because some people enjoyed flash in the past doesn't changes the fact that now it is a menace and everyone would be much better without it. So pack you misguided nostalgia and put it next to your Soni
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by sobkas 11y ago
There is this one quantum resistant algorithm called rot13...
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by sobkas 11y ago
So make a strong argument for Earth being flat, right now you have only made strong argument for why people perceive earth as flat.
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by sobkas 11y ago
" This site requires javascript! If you insist on not using javascript we provide a simplified website here" here leads here: http://blog.rekahsoft.ca/nojs/index.html At the time of posting this comment it wa

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