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stolsvik
4y ago
You should really read up on this. He explains it fairly well, and yes, money are multiplied with fractional reserve banking. Since the bank only needs to keep a fraction of the money they owe to account holders, they can loan the rest out.
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4y ago
That’s at least what the CTO of Tether is suggesting: https://twitter.com/paoloardoino/status/1524413029898719234
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4y ago
Watch the series about her; She didn't want to, but did in the end for her husband’s political ambitions which was hampered by having such a progressive woman as wife..!
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4y ago
The title of the blogpost is now updated to "CVE-2022-21449: Psychic Signatures in Java" - maybe this HN post could too?
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4y ago
I do not believe so. The "affected list" which includes 11 is for the complete set of the "CPU" - Critical Patch Update. This specific one was introduced with the rewriting of these parts of the code from C++ to Java, an
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5y ago
“Junk DNA”, i.e. “non-coding DNA”, are the code segments of the DNA, while the “coding DNA” (“non-junk”) are the data segments. As a programmer, I find the code segments the most interesting.
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5y ago
Is it the battery, or the power usage of the laptop? The battery is a pretty physical thing, storing that many Watt-hours. If you have a 100 Wh battery, Apple uses 10 W and Framework 50 W, then you’ll get a 5x difference on the same battery
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5y ago
Lakes?
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5y ago
You have two lungs, though. One can fail and you will still live. As with kidneys. Strange that there is only one heart.
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5y ago
Is such a comment really ok?
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5y ago
The normalized solution sounds like a performance nightmare?! Stick the original data into something like Clickhouse? (After checking whether indexing would fix it for a few years more)
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5y ago
Thus, one sloppy review by that known tired-in-the-mornings dev, "sure thing, looks like Java..", and your little marking is missed?
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5y ago
Very good idea! Let me paste in a text block of Java, so that it resembles my actual environment. Then I could also test ligatures and 1lI problems - although a pre-made test block of those would also be great
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5y ago
I guess this page is supposed to show some phones? I'm in Norway, there's two pages of Nest, WiFi, Chromecast and Stadia.
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5y ago
As a possible alternative, you could check out my library: https://github.com/centiservice/mats3
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5y ago
Another article: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2021-10-neuroscience-evidence... Paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342481358_Team_flow...
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The First Neuroscience Evidence of Team Flow as a Unique Brain State
(neurosciencenews.com)
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Mats is a Java library that makes it simple to code asynchronous, stateless (or stateful, depending on your point of view), multi-stage, messaging-based services. Mats Endpoints immediately provide all the benefits you get from a fully asyn
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Show HN: Mats Is a Java Lib for Message-Oriented Asynchronous Service Endpoints
(github.com)
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It would be nice if the entire database could be set into strict mode, so that you wouldn't have to specify it on every table.
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Why can’t you share the bounty between the people that report the bug while it is valid (ie. actually a non-fixed bug)?
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Toyota ruined the whole idea of "hybrid" with their early parallel hybrid (Prius) that could not charge the batteries using wall power, only charge by the ICE. In the beginning I thought it was just a first step, but they never we
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5y ago
He probably meant animals that have died a natural death, e.g due to age or accidents.
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There's just too much ceremony and process with agile. How do you feel about http://programming-motherfucker.com/ ?
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https://biology.stackexchange.com/a/49067 This effect can often be seen with stage lighting: Metallic/shiny objects, like the stands for the drum set, which are illuminated with both (deep) blue and red, will typi
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They are rigid, typically of some metal.
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What’s in it for you, and how are you paying for these data? What are the license for data from the API, can I e.g. make a paid financial app using the data?
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5y ago
Idun Ketchup FTW! Their new unsweetened variant, also with less salt and no preservatives, is pretty good and should be export material!
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5y ago
This page from countthings.com makes it obvious that counting things isn’t all that trivial: https://countthings.com/en/counting-templates
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5y ago
From this Wired story, link found in another post above https://www.wired.com/story/google-project-starline , there is this passage: Move to the side just a few inches and the illusion of volume disappears. Suddenly you
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