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zoomablemind
4mo ago
It seems that approach is a way to generate losses without actually losing the titles. These losses are needed to offset incomes elsewhere thus not paying taxes on profits. Investment fund's commodity is value - the rest are just tools
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5mo ago
WSL was a subsystem to run Linux under Windows 10 without an explicit VM host. It was an Ubuntu Linux version. Later MS released WSL2, complete redesign, still for Windows 10. With Windows 11 the WSL2 also supported GUI programs.
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9mo ago
There's hardly a standard for a 'quality' contribution to discussion. Many styles, many opinions, many ways to react and support one's statements. If anything, it had been quite customary to supply references for some im
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9mo ago
"...C is my favorite language and I love the freedom and exploration it allows me. I also love that it is so close to Assembly and I love writing assembly for much of the same reasons!" I wonder what is author's view about
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1y ago
I'd count also those memorable school talent shows/performances and events. Another reach out avenue is volunteering, these have a higher chance to match parents with similar availability at least.
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1y ago
> ...why is that it's called "routine” Well, apparently [0], in a 1947 document "Planning and Coding Problems for an Electronic Computing Instrument, Part 1" by H. Goldstine and J. von Neumann it is stated: &q
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1y ago
> ... Why do we "call" functions? I always thought that the functions did not need a call keyword, as they normally would return a value, so that functions would appear in an assignment. So one just uses the function. What need
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1y ago
I thought a prime time for contacting the parents is right after school when picking up the kid. Everyone is there waiting, so it's just natural to chit chat, esp when the kids are friends.
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1y ago
Does HFSS visualize the field in real-time or a user needs to set the geometry/parameters then precalculate the field and only then be able to explore the visualization? Say, if I wanted to see immediate effects of changing an incidenc
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2y ago
What are the battery requirements for such feed combo (RC + FPV + servo)? From experience, how does this translate to play time?
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2y ago
Maybe it's just me, but the font appears too small for my eyes on this smartphone's 6" screen (Firefox). I like the idea. Happy New Year!
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2y ago
Could you mention a few of such, to save time going through search results?
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2y ago
> ...That year he said: if you didn't need to worry about money or success, what other career path might you find interesting. Such a wise way to both elicit ideas and encourage introspection. Very inspiring!
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2y ago
We live in a world full of uncertainty. When someone you know is in a current need, helping that person is one way to hedge against the uncertainty of the future. Who knows, one day you may need such help too... That's why this advice
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2y ago
It's more gruesome about the chicken. These are also said to be counted in fall. It's not just about hatching (in summer), but rather about surviving till fall... The original Nokia 5110 obviously lived long, probably still is the
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2y ago
Should be marked as [2022]. Indeed, the announced Part 2 has not been linked so far...
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2y ago
Yamaha digital pianos have on-board recorder which is quite convenient and separates left and right hands. However, the internal capacity is fairly limited and there's some tolerable yet a delay after the recording to save the buffer o
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2y ago
IMO, the firstmost source is your own observations. 3x cube is very tactile, so some moves are just natural. It helps also to develop some sort of notation for yourself. This way you can track and repeat your moves. Solving by layers is kin
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2y ago
+1. Scratch indeed is very flexible environment for that (even younger) age group. Lots of interactive ideas could be easily implemented with already available assets (sprites, backgrounds, sounds), customized too. It's more tooled for
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2y ago
Perhaps, my comment is seen in detachment from the article in question. The "blah blah" is actually part of the article, and serves to dismiss the verbosity of a formal description of RAM. I do question the need for the verbosity
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2y ago
There used to be a Firefox plugin with much similar features. However since the change of Firefox plugin arch, it's no longer available.
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2y ago
Syndactyly is a medical condition; paintings seemingly display this as being more prevalent than reported in medical records of the time. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syndactyly
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2y ago
That OnStar button is a service, it needs location. Other mfgrs have some kind of remote assistance service too. Now, what if the owner have not subscribed?
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2y ago
How does this reflect on SQLite's possibilty of parallelizing some of the operations, like aggregates, for example?
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2y ago
Cool memory. Almost a screenplay. Alter-you, a fork on life path. No doubt, you live the right one!
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2y ago
Just tested the fix on the Fossil's db. The arrows are displayed correctly. Thanks!
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2y ago
Tried it on SQLite's own Fossil repo, which is a kind of SQLite db too. The resulting diagram shows no relationship arrows. Turns out the Fossil's schema uses REFERENCES clause with a table name only; I guess, this points to table
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2y ago
Had this error with v3.33. Does work with sqlite3 v3.40 and likely higher too.
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3y ago
So called slow-thinking may not be an all around trait, but rather specific mode in some contexts. Do you generally experience slow physiological and neural reactions? In other words is it a 'hardware' limitation? My guess, in you
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3y ago
> ...turning the fourier series into the continous fourier transform Yes, if talking about the Fourier transform. My understanding was that author proposed that "trick" in context of discrete series for bounded non-periodic fu
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