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by whazor 11y ago
There are multiple systems out there, however I have my doubts. It is important that your data does not get corrupted, and that your transactions will not get lost. Furthermore, speedups are possible with certain indices. That is why I pers
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by whazor 11y ago
A solution for this problem will be general libraries which you can build blockchains with. But I agree on that maintaining a blockchain needs governance as well.
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by whazor 11y ago
I propose to have a smart solution with encryption. For example you could give half of the access key to the local government (maybe 1/4 to courts and 1/4 to police force), other half to Apple. If both parties believe on the case,
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by whazor 11y ago
Non-USA person here, I am amazed that this is even allowed. Giving your username and password to a third party? Think about all the security problems, like creating a fake Stripe. You are basically trusting every website you use. In my opin
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by whazor 11y ago
My experience is that Chinese are very hard working. Their mathematics background is normally quite good, but they only know the Chinese names... Try going to the English wiki page of for example a Fourier transform, then click on the Chine
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by whazor 11y ago
He does not state that guns are evil. Also, where I live bodyguards and civilians are not allowed to have guns. Many cops do not even carry guns. So for me it is hard to identify the comparison to guns.
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by whazor 11y ago
In my opinion a carbon tax is also interesting for oil and gas companies. As the carbon tax would enable them to compete on technologies that minimize the carbon output of their machines. It would enable them to differentiate from each othe
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by whazor 11y ago
They are not (directly) competing with restaurants, but with supermarkets. They have clear benefits above supermarkets, as they do not have to throw away food. They directly send it to their customers. Furthermore, their food prices are a l
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by whazor 11y ago
HelloFresh has a montly sales of 20 million. Lets assume they get a margin of 40% (which is just my guess). Then they can pay off these investments within 31 years. And I did not even consider their rapid growth.
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by whazor 11y ago
Why not? Maybe it is not possible currently, but what stops me from creating a graph databases optimised for these types of queries? Currently a lot of research is being done on graph databases, and they can be potentially faster for querie
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by whazor 11y ago
Disclaimer: because my university is nearby ASML, I get bombarded by their information... also I'm not an EE student The actual progress of technology is in lithography. The lithography machines are produced by ASML and used by almost
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by whazor 11y ago
His customers are essentially baristas. I think he secretly hopes this will bring down coffee costs. I am quite interested in how the standardization will work. Maybe it is just like the "Chinese"-food places, where every menu is
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by whazor 11y ago
I think the current techniques are becoming too complicated and Intel is now fully going to focus on EUV. The new EUV machines are reaching 70% availability on average, according to the producer ASML[1]. [1] http://www.asml.com&#
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by whazor 12y ago
Machine learning is mostly applied Statistics. It is a different view of the same thing, but now the machine is doing the work. This is why avoiding overfitting is important (as always).
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by whazor 12y ago
Calculate how much calories you eat. You can find online the max amount of calories to lose weight.
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by whazor 13y ago
What my view is of what he is trying to explain: You can do awesome stuff with their mathematical based tools. There are tools for statistics, conversions between units, calculation with dates & times, and a lot more. Look for yourself
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by whazor 14y ago
I do not fully agree on his Java point. Because C is too hard for beginners, you just confuse students with hard details. But Python is a candidate, the argument for Java is the combination of the IDE and the compiler. If you make a typing
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by whazor 14y ago
The society let them get away with this because the earnings are outside of the USA. If they do need to pay taxes for outside earnings then the company will just move to an other country.
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by whazor 14y ago
Snow is not really a problem, but ice is. Sometimes the road has invisible slipperiness. So watch out for ice, especially with turning.
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by whazor 14y ago
His second e-mail is unclear and big, it is wasting the time of his employees. By using a text structure you can be more clear. Here is a structure you can use for policy changes. 1. What is the measure? 2. What is the goal of the measure?
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by whazor 14y ago
"The founders said they were not ready to announce a strategy for profitability, but noted that the investment gave them time to develop new ways to generate revenue." So I think letting universities pay for the data or students paying for
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by whazor 14y ago
I think you need have to a better goal. Even as a programmer you have multiple directions. List of directions I can think of: - building simple websites or apps - programming hardware (robots, operating systems, ...) - software architecture
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by whazor 14y ago
You need to draw the line somewhere. Building your own operating system, programming language or database isn't the best idea. It is a tradeoff between time and trust. I think it is wise to learn other frameworks and languages. It will help
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by whazor 15y ago
You can open new windows and even tabs. I recommend a new window for your other monitor. Here you can open the debugger and even other things if you want.