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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Not to mention it may be a performance optimization.
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
I've also wondered the same thing. I've always been replied to with "it provides liquidity to the market" but I still don't see why anybody needs microsecond level liquidity. Seems like it provides marginal benefit
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Yeah, in this case if the 10 traits are independent and the chance of falling in the "average range" is 1/3 for any one trait then the probability of any one soldier falling the the average range for 10 traits is (1/3)^1
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
I started playing Pathfinder (a DnD varient, don't ask me about all the variations) with some friends on a weekly basis starting about two months ago, and it's fantastic fun. Lot's of people aren't really familiar with i
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Or it means that another study has to be written demonstrating that promotion is sexist? It's critical to understand these issues in depth if you want to fix them. Writing it off as invalid because it doesn't align with your world
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Even if he's right, it sets precedent, which has the same effect. Doesn't really matter if Apple has to rewrite the code each time or just re-upload it each time.
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Are any of the markets for employee equity seeing much action? You should be able to: 1) Get a loan from somebody who wants in on the startup to exercise the option. 2) Exercise option. 3) If company decides to buy back option via first rig
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
I thought there were already demonstrations of superconductivity in graphene at higher temperatures with other dopants (I think water IIRC).
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Is SO free? The paradox is referring to free as in speech, not free as in beer. Free browsers in that sense are also in the minority these days.
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
"Github was a trailblazer that deserves its position as market leader, gitlab can make no such claim." The idea of first mover advantage is not that we all get together to recognize the first mover and give it our business because
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
"He has a 68% approval rating on anonymous data-sharing site Glassdoor, but the several ex-employees Business Insider spoke to highlighted an atmosphere of "fear" and said that sitting near Fadell's office meant hearing
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
My definition of "interesting" for an algorithm would include at least 1 line of the 1 line of math required for implementation.
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Why do you claim that mainstream psychiatry is ineffective? How do we know that people simply aren't taking advantage of mainstream psychiatry (to the degree necessary)?
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Regarding reasons for doing this, there's the hope that more sensitive systems could function as "gravity telescopes", enabling charting the locations of massive bodies that would emit gravity waves. This could potentially al
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
News Feed Eradicator: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/news-feed-eradicat... So you can use messenger without getting sucked into the feed. It's fantastic.
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
For comparison, current Federal welfare spending divided across all households is equivalent to ~$3000/year: http://www.usgovernmentspending.com/us_welfare_spending_40.h... I think the expectation is that income taxes
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Have you or anybody else tried to crack it? Ease of use isn't the only part of good security. Would a picture work? A recorded video on an iPad? etc.
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concentrator_photovoltaics
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
What's current best practice?
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
It's one-based indexing combined with length being defined as the number of entries, IIRC. There was a blog post on here a few months ago that explained how you need one or the other to minimize the need for off-by-one corrections, tho
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
It doesn't seem like '/.' is an operator. Do you mean './' vs '.\'? That tends to match my intuition.
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Furthermore, this is not even to that point. The article only claims that they PLANNED such a rendition. Government agencies have plans for thousands of scenarios! I can only imagine how people would feel if they knew the details of the lik
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Are you sure?
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
MA has income tax.
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Stadiums are a clear loss for the local economy, but isn't it totally different from a company like this with many high payed employees paying income tax, as well as demand for local prototyping / consulting services?
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
I don't like the powershell, and even I know that's an absurdly unfair bias.
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
This conversation baffles me to some extent - it seems plain that discussing economic inequality is an extremely roundabout and convoluted way to discuss the economic status of the current decade. That particular phrase simply happened to r
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Yes, that can happen, but with overwhelmingly small probability. Say if you consider the probability that all the gas atoms in a box spontaneously are in one half of the box, the chance is approximately (1/2)^N, where N is on the order
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
Using MapReduce for a few MB of data? Jeese. That's a whole new can of worms. I remember being younger, doing things the way I found "interesting" rather than the way I found practical. Eventually for a project or two you end
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by TTPrograms 11y ago
I don't think piracy is the main driver of the subscription model. Certainly its a factor, but it's not like non-subscription models aren't viable anymore. Preventing piracy has a negligible impact on revenue for most product

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