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2y ago
No, it's not even related to gate length or any kind of physical feature anymore. It's a purely marketing term. A "3 nm" node has a gate length around 16-18 nm.
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2y ago
You must misremember, because it was really released in 2013. Maybe you remember a different game?
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2y ago
If you're looking for a "successor" for the ESP8266, then it's clearly the ESP8684, part of the C2 line - even Espressif says so.
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2y ago
I'm not sure I follow. Why would I want to "use" an mcu board the same way I use my linux desktop? It's not like I'm going to dynamically mount an SD card from a CLI for such an embedded device. Or that I would want
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2y ago
I guess in that case you can just browse other websites. No website can pander to everyone.
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2y ago
Where did you get this number from?
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2y ago
And yet, somehow, I browse websites using CSS successfully every day. Reality disagrees with your narrative, which is nothing more than a pandering "CSS bad" with little substance. "Not fit for any domain", "incompr
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2y ago
Unless the number of "else if" statements somehow grows e.g. linearly with the size of your input, which isn't plausible, the "else if" statements also execute in O(1) time.
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2y ago
The article elaborates about that at the end. This isn't "1980s corporate greed". It's just corporate greed, and it's just as relevant today as it was 40 years ago.
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2y ago
No deadlines or fixed commitments in academia? Surely you're joking.
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3y ago
Right. You got my point though.
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3y ago
> (implied POSIX) shell script Why would POSIX be implied in any way? I mainly use windows, should I have been upset because I thought cmd or powershell was implied?
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3y ago
If "FCK" or "XXXCNTSLT" appear in the middle of the code, do you think the people who would have been offended by "SHIT" will be happier?
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3y ago
You don't even need a relay to use the windows SSH agent from wsl. Simply use ssh.exe instead of /bin/ssh. I've been doing that for a while (I make a symlink in a folder from my PATH that gets picked up before /bin)
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3y ago
Okay? Not what I asked, though.
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3y ago
Others have commented on ethics vs morality. As for maze vs labyrinth... These are synonymous words. One comes from Greek, the other is Germanic. I wasn't able to find a single dictionary that defines a labyrinth as having a single pat
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3y ago
Rich people have employees and live better. News at 11.
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3y ago
Read the GP comment...
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3y ago
https://commission.europa.eu/law/law-topic/data-protection/r... > Your company/organisation should establish time limits to erase or review the data stored. https://eur-lex.europa.eu/l
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3y ago
Yes, I'm looking at a translated version. I didn't see any link to the English version, nor any indication that the version I looked at was obsolete. I guess non English speakers can just go f themselves. Log retention is only par
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3y ago
Is this page really the entirety of your privacy policy? https://keys.openpgp.org/about/privacy Because it's missing a ton of information, like who you actually are, how long you intend to keep the data, etc. I&#x
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3y ago
The good thing about GDPR is that these keyservers must delete your info after some time unless you periodically renew your consent.
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3y ago
I have syntax coloring in SQL too. You should try it.
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3y ago
Checked bags aren't cheaper outside the US...
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3y ago
Where and how do you store your "index"? The number you wrote is multiple orders of magnitude higher than the number of atoms on Earth. It's not simply "not happening any time soon". It's physically impossible.
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3y ago
Montreal did it wrong so nobody should try again? I'm struggling to see what your point is. Montreal is in north America, not Europe, in case you're not aware.
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3y ago
Also, don't call women "females", wtf??
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3y ago
Maybe read in full what you are quoting. Correlation, causation, coincidence, all that.
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Superpowers? Delusions? What are you talking about? I literally just watched the show (and read the book a few years ago). I cannot tell what you are referring to. Everything that happens in the show, happened in the book too, as far as I c
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3y ago
Yes, the original text clearly has issues. Like when the author explains that it's really a shame that the UN secretary general is a woman when the crisis happens, because a man would have handled the impeding war better. He backpedals
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