t3rmi

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by t3rmi 9y ago
Because he doesn't want to depend on someone to drive him around.
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by t3rmi 9y ago
Other than freeing up memory where the binary would be loaded and maybe some network ports I don't see any advantage to scaling two "light weight" services separately.
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by t3rmi 9y ago
How does one break so many bones?
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by t3rmi 9y ago
This discussion boils down to should the kid(or all kids) have been monitored a bit more? If so would it have affected him negatively in his later years? Blame game or not this discussion has a lot of merit.
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by t3rmi 9y ago
I would probably blame the sensational news coverage nowadays, we didnt have this 20 years ago. Back then news would contain sports/world events and bigger stuff. You hear about so many bad things happening you never think about the pr
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by t3rmi 9y ago
The partnership with Radeon was a big deal sometime ago. They couldn't not release it. AMD would have been pissed.
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by t3rmi 9y ago
The problem would be maintaining and versioning this standard library.
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by t3rmi 9y ago
I went through the video. They mention gaming at the beginning and skip it completely after that. I was hoping they would reveal the consumer/gaming volta line of gpus :(
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by t3rmi 9y ago
I second that. My 2 year old Moto G was near unusable at the end. When it reached 15% charge it would just die.
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by t3rmi 9y ago
As I said in a comment above polygamy seems to be a symptom of extremes in poverty and/or religious beliefs, both of which are direct causes of conflict/war.
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by t3rmi 9y ago
I think polygamy just occurs in societies with unequal distribution of power between men and women. The reasons are generally either economic or religious. Poor economic conditions and religious extremes are both breeding grounds for confli
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by t3rmi 9y ago
I'm currently a student in the Bay Area. One of the first thing that my seniors told me here was if you are ever injured or in an accident do not call 911 unless its life threatening as the ambulance bill can bankrupt you. We do have i
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by t3rmi 9y ago
This looks like a case of correlation vs causation. The author tries to link polygamy as a factor to unstable states. I would say poverty is a far more common factor among the countries presented. A counter example would be Saudi Arabia whi
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by t3rmi 9y ago
Yeah I was searching for one as well. I hope someone can link the demo page if possible. Want to see the comparison between systran, Google and FB
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by t3rmi 10y ago
Though not closely related the read was pretty good.