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Some scenarios come to mind - (1) help decide the memory allocated to the program to avoid IO (2) select the best page replacement policy (3) select the appropriate degree of multiprogramming.
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Judge William Alsup Cites President's Tweets to Continue DACA
(washingtonpost.com)
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I have used https://www.printme1.com/
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Yes, last year's demonetization changed it all. https://www.forbes.com/sites/wadeshepard/2016/12/14/inside-i...
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Completely disagree. In most of the companies, unless it is a strict hierarchy, a 'junior' should be able to tell a 'senior' that his approach is wrong or propose a different solution. Now the 'junior' might be
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I think that commentators on this page have got this one completely wrong. It is important to let inexperienced engineers have a say in the recruitment process because they are the ones who will be working under you (right when you join or
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I am also thinking about these issues such as career growth vs. buying a home. Can you tell me why buying a home when working is so important? What about saving money and buying home when you are close to retirement?
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You make a good point. Why should we have free trade without free movement of labor?
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More news on this topic - Administration to wipe out work permits for H-1B spouses http://www.sfchronicle.com/business/article/Trump-administra...
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Chinese engineers plan 600 mile tunnel to divert river from Tibet
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> In that case, I am really confused about what the point that's being made here is. I think you are being intentionally ignorant. Maybe you have rationalized that it doesn't matter if the money comes from authoritarian regimes
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Inside story: How Russians hacked the Democrats’ emails
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Roku updates privacy policy to snoop on TV's antenna
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OT: What does OT stands for?
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My rule of thumb is to give benefit of doubt to weaker sections.
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Those constitute only a minsicule amount total manufacturing. It is used only for few serious diseases, e.g. leukemia.
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"Tesla has a hearing before the National Labor Relations Board in November for charges that company supervisors and security guards harassed workers distributing union literature. Tesla denied the accusations. Openly pro-union workers
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> Find stuff that's off-patent and build generics Indian pharma industry is mostly doing these. We export a lot of generics to other continents as well.
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What you referred to ("petrol diesel ki pad rahi hai maar, nahi chaiye BJP sarkar") is not sarcasm. Unfortunately, you do not seem to be capable of accepting mistakes and learning from them, so I will stop the thread here.
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Yes, those are explicit laws but there are more examples in the report. For example, "It makes no sense to say that a foreign national has a First Amend- ment right to criticize government officials or to join political groups without
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Actually, the answer is no. (1) Some rights explicitly apply only to citizens. (2) It is a common mistake to assume that rights like right to free speech are applicable to all - citizens, visitors on visa, etc. However, a person's visa
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> petrol diesel ki pad rahi hai maar, nahi chaiye BJP sarkar Please keep idiotic comments like this outside HN
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Many households already have electricity :)
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Yes, and all the new poverty alleviation schemes are just rebranding of Garibi Hatao of 1970s, right?
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Are you nuts?
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Were they successful? Maybe not in WhatsApp but in some other group?
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> for example, soft drinks and candy bars would be sold with HFCS instead of sugar, chocolate will have lower % cocoa. You will find artificial colorings, preservatives and, generally, all kinds of artificial flavor improvers over health
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Here is the Amnesty International study mentioned in article - https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campaigns/2016/10/which-me... Also posted here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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How private are your favourite messaging apps?
(amnesty.org)
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What kind of thinking is this - Let them steal now so we can steal from them later? WTF. Also keep the 50% of the tire cost you "saved" to get a new set of tires after 6 months.
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