asanagi

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by asanagi 11y ago
You may find this page to be useful: http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Processors/Intel-Core-i7-6700K-...
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by asanagi 11y ago
Even if Japan had made a bomb in time, by 1945, they had barely any navy or air force left to deploy it. By then, the fantastically inept IJN leadership had squandered all their best assets in strategic blunders. The only way they could h
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by asanagi 11y ago
What a fascinating paper! Although I know the speed of light is finite and have considered many of the implications of relativity, I never thought of the effects on the apparent occultation of two celestial bodies at significant distances
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by asanagi 11y ago
You're striking at the core of the issue here. In RMS's ideal version of the world, there is no distinction: every "user" is also a "developer". The freedom guaranteed by the GPL enables society to reach a sta
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by asanagi 11y ago
Well, that's one way to maximize thrust to mass ratio.
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by asanagi 11y ago
You have to understand, most people are born with a conscience. It takes a long time and concerted effort to erase it. The doublethink and cognitive dissonance on display here is the end result of that process. These corporations literall
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by asanagi 11y ago
It's been an issue since they switched from the G4, TBH.
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by asanagi 11y ago
Nuking Kyoto would have been an irredeemable loss to humanity; anyone who has ever been there would surely understand this. The city is concentrated with ancient wonders and cultural vibrance of the highest order. Not to mention that the
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by asanagi 11y ago
I think language and symbology is at the core of why they are so impenetrable. One major sin is taking new concepts and ideas and putting the primary discoverer's name on them. Such names yield no clue as to the interpretation or appl
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by asanagi 11y ago
It's like you're seeing into a machine's imagination. Look at the 8th-layer images of the pitcher, or the gorillas with improved prior, for instance. They're very close to layout sketches an artist might use to block o
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by asanagi 11y ago
But simulated CP is illegal too. In many jurisdictions you can get locked away for drawing something on a piece of paper. This is probably what OP is addressing.
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by asanagi 11y ago
I think we'll enter a paradigm where R+D costs will drive the price of successive generations of CPUs back up to the level of the early '90s or even before. We're near the end of the road scaling down the same designs with i
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by asanagi 11y ago
Largest by mass or by volume? Inhabitable by what, Under what level of continuous exposure to environmental conditions?
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by asanagi 11y ago
Exactly. What's missing?
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by asanagi 11y ago
Encryption doesn't just protect your message in transit. It also positively identifies you as a sender. This way, the feds not only get the contents of your searches, but they can positively prove that you are the one that initiated t
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by asanagi 11y ago
>Secondly, you're saying that, as soon as Communism becomes an option (but only then), you'd rather die than serve the royal family. Well, maybe. Supposing there's some information contained in option C, or the mere avail
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by asanagi 11y ago
>North Koreans have used (걔산기) (Gyaesongi) Which sounds exactly like Japanese 計算機 (Keisanki) meaning calculator, so why bother eliminating the Chinese writing if you are going to leave the Chinese loaned vocabulary in? Now you're j
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by asanagi 11y ago
I didn't really read the article, I just Ctrl-F'd for "Japan". Japanese is among the healthiest food cultures in the world, if you go by obesity prevalence and life expectancy, and one I happen to know very well. Predic
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by asanagi 11y ago
Here's a python script for the simple machine and a 9 instruction solution program. It won't work if the addends are zero. The 0 case can be handled by checking for 0 and jumping ahead of the increment loop. class VM(object)
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by asanagi 11y ago
How to manage salespeople: round them up, pile them into a dump truck, and release them from the edge of a high cliff.
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by asanagi 11y ago
Haha, yeah, let's treat and prevent all the conditions that cause us to die, except all the conditions that cause us to die.
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by asanagi 11y ago
There's this one. Anandtech is still pretty good. Umm...
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by asanagi 11y ago
I used to read Ars Technica. A few years ago, it was sold to a new owner. Then, slowly, a creeping change slunk into the content like a snake. Try a game of social justice bingo: check Ars every morning and count the number of days in t
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by asanagi 11y ago
see ell eye
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by asanagi 11y ago
You're an interesting dude and it would be cool to hang out with you.
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by asanagi 11y ago
Hang in there, buddy. Better days are coming.
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by asanagi 11y ago
Ohhh I have such a hard-on for this kind of stuff.
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by asanagi 11y ago
Is this a systemd thread? This looks like a systemd thread!