nalrey

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by nalrey 4y ago
I would love to hear why HSR is not "public transport." Also, Central valley is not just an agricultural place: "On less than 1 percent of the total farmland in the United States, the Central Valley produces 8 percent of the
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by nalrey 4y ago
Well, how about living in Merced and working in SF area? If a trip from Merced to SF would be less than 70mins, this would beat all rush-hour traffic along 101, and become viable living option.
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by nalrey 4y ago
Isn't it a classical chicken and egg problem? Reliance on car => no public transport; No public transport => reliance on car. Someone should make an effort to change it.
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by nalrey 4y ago
Judging the road by its endpoints is not a fair assessment. Merced to Bakersfield will connect a large portion of the Central Valley, which is one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world with 7.2M people living in it. While
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by nalrey 5y ago
I just want to mention that these algorithms were known way back and it is sad that the authors of CRAN package do not acknowledge it in their docs: 1. O(NK^2) dynamic programming from 1965 by James Bruce ( https://dspace.mit.edu&
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by nalrey 5y ago
I stand corrected regarding your account. The protest have started due to increase in natural gas prices (not the gasoline), but the root cause is not the price but income inequality. In any case, it has no (even not a remote) connection to
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by nalrey 5y ago
Do you know that internet is down due to civil unrest and many people are reported dead? While I understand your excitement towards Bitcoin's problems, please read up on context why it is happening. https://www.cnn.com/
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by nalrey 5y ago
While Kazakh people are generally tolerant to Borat jokes, the timing of this one is most inappropriate. In case you do knot know, there is a civil unrest in Kazakhstan, many people are killed, and many more are missing. I urge users of thi