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by k0htlane 6y ago
Note that it's not published in the journal Nature, but in another (lower-impact) journal of the same publisher (Scientific Reports).
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by k0htlane 6y ago
>> Why can’t they make visible light with an antenna? > In terms of normal radio antenna designs, you could, I think, but antennas need to be sized proportional to the wave length of the light. There is also one more difference to
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by k0htlane 8y ago
It should be noted that ID+PIN is not just for the elections: it covers all of the e-services from online health records to online banking, also including digitally signing documents in your name. So I would assume that people wouldn't
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by k0htlane 10y ago
Just a quick nitpick regarding to cultural/ethnical similarity with Russia: although the Baltic states were part of Russian Empire, the local culture had also strong German influences. Up until end of 19th century the Baltic Germans we
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by k0htlane 10y ago
It seems that the code is compiled only with -O2 (instead of of -O3 -march=native), so strong gcc optimizations aren't really turned on.
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by k0htlane 11y ago
> The input data usually is in decimal and needs only a small part of the accuracy that a decimal float format offers. I would actually argue that majority of the time data is not in decimal. For example in computational science, for whi
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by k0htlane 11y ago
That's just not true: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_taxation A lot of countries tax foreign-earned income, but still US is a outlier along with Eritrea, with taxing foreign income of nonresident citi