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by baseethrowaway 8y ago
Natural satellite == moon. "Natural satellite" is a subset of "satellite", thus what you'd call them is correct by definition. Let's let the astronomers with credibility play and name the objects.
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by baseethrowaway 8y ago
These works seem to disagree with you. Your turn. Please do try to disprove the law of conservation of energy. Swinburn B, Sacks G, Ravussin E. Increased food energy supply is more than sufficient to explain the US epidemic of obesity . Am
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by baseethrowaway 8y ago
How do they know who's friends with whom?
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by baseethrowaway 8y ago
braking
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by baseethrowaway 8y ago
Let alone scrolling.
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by baseethrowaway 8y ago
The CPU's heatspreader is not connected to any leads on the CPU. The case should be grounded through the power supply, therefore, it should be like touching ground with static charge.
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by baseethrowaway 8y ago
It's very impractical/expensive for mass products to make the surfaces in question so flat that no thermal paste would be needed. Many tests and reviews have been done. Even if top-of-the-line coolers came with perfectly flat surf
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by baseethrowaway 8y ago
Blender might throttle. Does it come with benchmarks/tests that I could use to gauge thermal performance? The CPU is delidded! I've got another i3 4300 delidded as well running under a NoFan CR-80EH. Delid + Conductonaut + Kryonau
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by baseethrowaway 8y ago
One can make a passive build much more powerful. NSG S0, once out, will most likely be the go-to case for such setups. Until then, an HDPLEX H5 is cool. My desk has a H5 on it, housing an i7 8700 (non-K) and a GTX 1060. The TIM under the he
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by baseethrowaway 8y ago
Google does not hire AI people exclusively.
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by baseethrowaway 8y ago
Yes, an employer can mandate that employees use password managers for work-related accounts and are already doing it, from my experience. Also, for the precise reason you say, corp accounts exist. Employees in some companies already can&#x2
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Ask HN: Does/did your job matter in the grand scheme of things?
2 points by baseethrowaway 8y ago|1 comments
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by baseethrowaway 8y ago
In which category?
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by baseethrowaway 8y ago
The information does not start out in fewer bytes. It starts out in all the bytes that represent the 3D models of entities you're interacting with in your game and the textures to cover them, at least. That's usually more bytes th
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
Or for safety reasons? Easier to get out of the vehicle in case of emergencies, when the door is stuck, or easier to see which side of the vehicle is unsafe to exit, easier for humans to take over in emergencies when they have vision outsid
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
Look up Librem 5. Doesn't exist yet, but might soon.
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
With so many satellites in the sky, I think those effects will be exactly as you said, a few (<10 ms) milliseconds in the worst case, depending on how aggressive the hopping from sat to sat is.
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
Accelerate the most demanding tasks of your server's workload. Crypto, audio/video encoding, compression, database lookups, neural network training, computational fluid dynamics, numerical mathematics, high frequency trading etc.
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
Not at all, if you take it into account.
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
Which means that you would have to keep track of each pulse, if you have a comparatively inaccurate clock. Does not seem practical. EDIT: On second thought, using an accurate clock would be a tiny fraction of the cost of the whole system, s
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
Yeah, this is point on... no. Unless a price of a home is ridiculously cheap (under $100 a month?), and even then, people without any income and/or mentally unwell people will not magically become non-homeless. Next time, read your pos
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
Why not share the numbers?
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
So, you indeed have never worked at Google.
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
Very relevant: https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/7h9tn2/i_sued_... Might be an insight into what happens when Equifax appeals.
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
Yes.
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
Not an interviewer in Google, but have been in Google. I've read CtCI, used the mentioned and/or other websites for problem solving and have had 10+ interviews on pramp.com and interviewing.io, both as an interviewer and interview
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
I'm a happy XPS 13 9360 (i7-8550U, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD) user and have mixed feelings about the latest XPS 13. Biggest reason why I opted for the XPS 13 is the size -- it is literally the smallest 13.3" laptop on the market. My 2
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
Slow roll-out is so much more likely. WebRTC has been supported for a while in Firefox, and no nightly will make Google serve you with a proper version. It's entirely up to Google.
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
Based on my experience in almost the exact scenario (different University), you'll have to get a new visa, as I did for my internship(s). There are a few programs under the J-1 visa. You are most likely in a long-term scholar or a shor
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by baseethrowaway 9y ago
We can go for the raw data. https://www.foreignlaborcert.doleta.gov/performancedata.cfm#... 170+ MB .xlsx. Tried doing some stuff with it on a 12 core 64 GB RAM workstation. Took way too long and LibreOffice crashed a few t

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