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Clbuttic
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There was a literal British army deployment to Northern Ireland for decades.
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China, and no one else, refused ICJ arbitration over the South China Sea. China, and no one else, is responsible for Chinese vessels harassing boats on the high seas. China, and no one else, refuses to rebalance domestic consumption vs inve
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You can look at the structure in TFA to see this. The only discussion of the volume mounting is in the pod template, not the Stateful Set itself.
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The part of the Jones act that's significant is the US made vessel issue. Most countries don't have that.
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We've had CIFUS for decades. The only change is now we say no to Japan teaching us to make better steel.
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Interpreters don't need to have dynamic typing: for example the JVM and the interpreters before JIT. Even with dynamic types there are some spectacularly clever tricks people use: Smalltalk VMs are where they were invented and practice
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That's not why cryptographers use assembly. We use assembly because performance often requires instructions the complier will never use that the CPU maker makes for us. Intrinsics invite all sorts of spilling issues and aren't qui
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Pretty pricy through: any dessert cafes that you think provide good value?
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The demand is higher in the morning and opening a place costs a large amount of wages.
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Not really: look at the Alan curves. This is a disciplined PLL with a fairly slow loop. Most of the accuracy at short time scales is from the pendulum it's only the long term stability that the atomic clock impacts.
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2y ago
Maybe the ICO could talk to the competition regulators who said no to Privacy Sandbox.
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I'm not an expert but I think depending on design this is sacrificing one MIMO channel when active and adding another PLL.
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2y ago
Fast switching on a background schedule while packets continue to flow but at slightly reduced rate should be possible. Might be very export controlled though given obvious application.
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You don't need to be the best to be worth it. The ok ER doc still saves lives.
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2y ago
Thanks for fixing the typo and my poor Unicode on mobile skills
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Still nothing on "Va, Tosca" or "Der Hoelle Rache kocht im meinem Hertzen". Look them up if you want to see music expressing the minds of villains to perfection. If Disney understood the art form more they wouldn't
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You don't need a construction for a calculus class. If you do need one Cauchy sequence completion is more generalizable and somewhat easier to work with.
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The big risk is we call a companion molecule asterix.
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From the fees the customers are paying for the bookwork.
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There is a right way to do this and a wrong way and they picked the wrong way. The right way is to say "we will do 2024 and work with you to transition for 2025".
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The Hanford site could be solved with a bunch of cement but we promised to restore. Now of course we don't dump waste the same way.
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We tried it but ports wouldn't let the ships dock and they were too small. Now it might be easier.
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Jimmy Carter is the man who put in precision guided munitions and stealth technology. Without Carter's controversial budget moves we would not have the sort of weapons that mince a Soviet army in days.
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It isn't inevitable: the US is committed to defending Taiwan as is Japan and nobody really likes Chinese expansion in the neighborhood.
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And? Advanced nodes aren't really relevant to subtracting where it is from where it isn't. China is ideologically motivated to conquer Taiwan not economically.
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NEPA doesn't govern any releases: that's done by the EPA under clean Air and clean water act.
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Drop another billion is sort of the name of the game here.
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They feed into each other especially for anything that isn't a vanilla gate. Got a deeply ported SRAM with bypasses? That might fail synthesis if it is too choked by wire rules for the size of the cells so now it's banking time.
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Someone else? My brother the US median income is miles ahead of everywhere else.
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