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by verall 4y ago
If you're going to carve out Manhattan, for apples to apples comparison: Shinjuku: 50000/mi2 Hong Kong island: 91500/mi2 kowloon: 111450/mi2
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by verall 4y ago
They're not using the same PCBs because 4090 has the blow-through cooler and so a downsized pcb but the DC cards have big fanless heatsinks for cooling by chassis fans. 3090 had nvlink so it was probably considered for 4090 but eventua
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by verall 4y ago
You're not punished by having less political power, if you want the greens or noone, you get exactly what you want, and if you have a ranked preference, that is available to you. It just has a scary name that makes people think somethi
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by verall 4y ago
Because it's bespoke raw video, ffmpeg wouldn't know what to do with it. Sure if I'm chopping up an MP4 then dd isn't going to 'cut' it ;P
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by verall 4y ago
The buck clearly stops somewhere, every software engineer who has worked at a large corporation has experience with this.
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by verall 4y ago
The "issue" of ballot exhaustion is super overblown and preys on people's misunderstandings of instant runoff voting. If you vote for, say, the green party candidate in major American election, your vote is effectively immedi
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by verall 4y ago
Same thing on a (Google) Pixel 6 Pro :P
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by verall 4y ago
With a functional return policy!
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by verall 4y ago
Also, as in your example, it's a million times easier to make bs your frame size so you can use skip and count to slice frames as you wish. I use this all of the time working with raw video files.
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by verall 4y ago
What about when you need to drill into or cut the vinyl for renovations, or if the house catches on fire, or floods? What about the factory workers at the asbestos-vinyl plant? Maybe asbestos binded to vinyl is literally not a health hazard
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by verall 4y ago
skipjack is barely even a tuna. Pacific bluefin is absolutely being overfished, even if the much bigger threat is lack of feeder fish due to the triple threat of climate change, pollution, and overfishing.
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by verall 4y ago
> generated more than $6.2 million in revenue for the state correctional industries Gosh it's so much suffering for such chump change too. Really sad.
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by verall 4y ago
Apple dropped NV because it's too expensive and apple is ruthless about their BOM. Whats the story about Microsoft and Sony?
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by verall 4y ago
> Personally, I'd call the authorities What, are the local cops going to arrest them? For what?
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by verall 4y ago
No, with longer string contents the std::string will internally allocate and store on the heap, but as the containing std::string is a temporary it will be pop'd of the stack (stack pointer moved, which is why it works "sometimes&
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by verall 4y ago
That article reads like someone discovering spooks exist in real life for the first time.
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by verall 4y ago
Your own quotes suggest around 15% of victims are expected to pay the value quotes in the headline on average. I wouldn't call that clickbait...
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by verall 4y ago
Midrange cards are low margin and are redesigned to be cheaper than the reference, not to have better power delivery. It's more like outsourcing because a Taiwanese OEM is well positioned to have an army of labor design and manufacture
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by verall 4y ago
> The scores are low, because the schools inside the university are VERY selective. There are a large number of freshmen who do not get into their first choice major their sophomore year. This is because they don't have the necessar
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by verall 4y ago
I don't think that's the right twitter link
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by verall 4y ago
Yeah but if you are in America where higher minimum wages or public healthcare are not happening anytime soon, maybe you should tip the hourly workers if you can afford it? I think people just don't want to be confronted with the idea
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by verall 4y ago
Except that in most areas, tips are legally required to go end workers (not management or ownership) and in jobs where tips are allowed, end workers make more than in service jobs where tips are not allowed on average. We're talking ab
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by verall 4y ago
What restaurants do this?
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by verall 4y ago
> The sushi chef? Yes, and most likely split with other cooks, host/hostess, and waitstaff for people that refuse to use the iPad. > The restaurant owner? Illegal in most states. What an iconoclast, refusing to tip hourly workers
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by verall 4y ago
This is not necessarily a given, depending on the nature of the system, it absolutely requires evidence. Does my circulatory system need to fully rest so as not to develop dysfunction?
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by verall 4y ago
I use sublime because it has nice IDE-like features like a file tree, goto-file, goto-symbol, references to, definitions of, but it is doing simple pattern matching; no IDE will be smart enough to figure out the ungodly build system I work
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by verall 4y ago
So a group of liberal scientists feel that social justice is more important than social distancing. You believe this is both unexpected and shreds their credibility? I don't see any institutions signing on here, just individuals with i
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by verall 4y ago
Most epidemiologists that I remember were discouraging all gatherings. Some CNN talking heads, said that protesting for your right not to be discriminated against by police, is more important than not gathering, which is more important than
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by verall 4y ago
Except that 2020 protests didn't cause short term upticks in case numbers the same way some (not all) political and entertainment events did, most likely because they were mostly young people and they were outside. The biggest risk fac
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by verall 4y ago
Not every semicon is SAS, I've heard similar things as what your friend has said about them though. No offense but your post comes off as someone who has spent their whole life in software and has no experience in semicon.

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