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by srum 4mo ago
This one always stood out to me on Marilyn's trip to Seattle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylkbjjykgG4&list=RDylkbjjykg...
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by srum 1y ago
You can get in trouble for having it in the UK (though not necessarily convicted) https://news.sky.com/story/anarchist-cookbook-case-student-j... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-4
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by srum 6y ago
I don't. I've been away so long that I may go wrong and lose my way
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by srum 7y ago
You could disable Turbo and EIST in the BIOS - most will have a setting for these, and that will result in the cores running at nominal freq. I don't know about a nice high-level linux interface, there may well be one, but if you need
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by srum 7y ago
As long as there are pre-paid meters, pirate sparkies will be in demand
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by srum 8y ago
You’re surely right about the incentives at play, and why no intelligence agency is going to spend millions doing x company’s validation work for them. But how in the world would selective patching work? How do you hide that?
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by srum 8y ago
Is the laptop using the HPET for the QPC timer? (10MHz..) and the added latency[0] of calling into that is messing up the reported timings in the profiler? [0] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/desktop/S
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by srum 8y ago
It may seem that way, but at least here in the UK homelessness is a huge problem in the immigrant community. It is virtually invisible though. You can get kicked out of the UK as a migrant (even from the EU) for being homeless, so keeping a
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by srum 8y ago
I'm not even sure they're going to let you program the FPGA drectly (with HDL)? I expect the main workflow will be using OpenCL to offload arbitrary work to the coprocessor along with a few Intel-provided modules capable of common
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by srum 9y ago
China? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7855571
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by srum 9y ago
The horse's mouth: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9045125
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by srum 9y ago
test@strawberrynet.com test test test, Burdur, Eastern, Hong Kong , Hong Kong Daytime Contact Number: 1234567890 ; Mobile: 55555555
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by srum 10y ago
Didn't the recent travel ban attempt to revoke valid visas?
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by srum 10y ago
The flip side of that is, if they are stronger than us, many would take it for granted that they would attempt to communicate with us, even though we've made no such attempt to do the same with species on our own planet. Peter Gabriel
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by srum 10y ago
Don't forget Community! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3278596/
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by srum 10y ago
The high taxes for cigarettes (and similarly alcohol) should also be taken into account when considering net gains/losses. According to this [1] in the uk at least the taxes more than cover it for tobacco [1] https://fullfact
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by srum 11y ago
Competition: https://www.google.co.uk/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=tB6QVsOuHPHS8AeM0YuwC... https://www.google.co.uk/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=tB6QVsOuHPHS8AeM0YuwC...
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by srum 11y ago
I agree that artificially imposing a "fair and balanced" framework onto news/discourse is a bogus concept as, like you say, the centre of gravity can be shifted in favour of nonsense ideas just by posing the question. But in
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by srum 12y ago
Could someone tell me exactly what was wrong with the home icon in the top corner? I'm not defending the design - it looks like crap, but I couldn't put my finger on why that particular bit was wrong. There's a home icon top
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by srum 12y ago
What sort of range of engineers will this be aiming to recruit? Only the very best (and most expensive)? Or a range including more junior / less well-paid positions?