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tgbrter
11y ago
Actually, a large part of a spaceship capable of traveling near c would be comprised of ice, as a shield from relativistic particles. https://www.fourmilab.ch/cship/craft.html
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tgbrter
11y ago
Scattered remains of a huge alien spaceship? ( Sadly it is probably just ice. )
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tgbrter
11y ago
Is it possible that the "cyber" laws are designed to be effective towards individuals.
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tgbrter
11y ago
Why don't you instead just make 10 better?
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tgbrter
11y ago
Is modern web really that bad, and are those the reasons that just visiting some of the popular websites overwhelms my brand new cpu?
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tgbrter
11y ago
You need only one table look-up, a couple quick operations and no conditionals or multiplying. The table size required to beat the accuracy of fastlog2 is 512 elements. edit: The speed ratio is actually about 0.6 in favor of look-up versus
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tgbrter
11y ago
This is faster than a look-up table at the cost of some accuracy. Also no cache misses.
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tgbrter
11y ago
A housefly lives for a day and with exponential growth it could take just a couple of days, so it is plausible.
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11y ago
That wouldn't work because it would introduce a new key. Also every power-up takes effect immediately, this would break the consistency. @developers This is a bug on firefox, sometimes the dotted border from the remove wall power-up do
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tgbrter
11y ago
Wow that was fun. I'm tempted to implement a similar version in C.
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tgbrter
11y ago
Just keep the background black and prevent from choosing too dark colors.
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tgbrter
11y ago
@developers Players are choosing the color of the background, thus making them invisible. Please fix this.
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11y ago
And according to the mentioned site, it is impossible to have a website without google-analytics.
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tgbrter
11y ago
Hey there. You are arguing against a strawman... --- I'm way over here! Hi. You completely missed my point, which was, that the desire to drive an ICE car is generational.
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tgbrter
11y ago
Tesla S has a range of 400 km. This makes the cost 5.31 € per 100 km. An average ICE car of the same size uses, let's say, 8 L per 100 km. The cost for the ICE is then 11.2 €. Twice as much. Don't forget that: you can charge at fr
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11y ago
I've only learned to drive and have owned my car for a year now (I'm in my mid-30s), but I just love the engine of my petrol car starting. Often times I choose to drive with my radio turned-off just to hear the engine's soun
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11y ago
You can always occupy yourself, now free of unnecessary tasks, with audiobooks.
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Round 2 with HoloLens: A bright future ahead, a narrow field of view today
(neowin.net)
5 points
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11y ago
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11y ago
How do you mine it?
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tgbrter
11y ago
You can bill them? Surely you have to inform them beforehand that any further conversation about IT will be considered as a paid consultation, i.e. make a verbal agreement.
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11y ago
I was not implying that. Nothing. Built in arithmetic will do the job nicely.
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11y ago
I disagree. You can reduce space usage with a logarithmic complexity. A couple tens of bytes is enough to store miliseconds until the heat death of the universe.
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Eclipse IP Casts a Shadow Over Innovation
(eff.org)
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tgbrter
11y ago
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