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SonOfThePlower
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Comment #31858846
How many TWh crypto consumed? Would one be able to build Egyptian pyramids with this amount of energy?
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Comment #27663659
Looks like Fortran programmers have been doing data-oriented design since forever.
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Comment #26980117
The result is that world becomes more and more boring. No interesting discussion can take place. Environment becomes more toxic and it's mainly due to radicals who perceive everyth…
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Comment #26388636
He's right. Longest thriving tulip market in history. I wonder how much energy in total BTC has already consumed?
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Comment #25752867
All people, regardless of their worldview, left- and right-wing, should be aware that they are in the same boat on this.
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Comment #25135321
I believe used notation (complex exponential) is confusing for most people. In physical implementation physical waveform will be computed I+Q (writing I+jQ seems to exclude this). …
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Comment #24773275
Well, lettuce has not been inflated by FED (yet), why would stocks have been?
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Comment #24769845
FED buys MBSes and bonds. FED does not buy neither lettuce nor stocks.
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Comment #24769117
No, FED does not print money - bank reserves are not legal tender. If they had printed money, inflation would have skyrocket. My only question is why banks agree to this deal: exch…
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Comment #22933188
Aren't these results consistent with Netherland's findings (3% of blood donors had COVID-19 antibodies) ?
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Comment #22606526
I do not understand the reason for butchering wild life animals (e.g. bats). Is it belief system (e.g. traditional Chinese medicine) or they are just hungry?
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Comment #22546836
... and at most one person.
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Comment #19834963
Thanks!
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Comment #19834605
Best wishes to dr R.Davis and his team - great job! My uncle suffers from Guillaine-Barre Syndrom (GBS) (or rather A-CIDP, but that still needs to be determined). I'm trying to edu…
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Comment #19026300
Used to work with Rational Rhapsody. Big project with a lot of fancy state charts - that was nightmare. Visual programming does suck (unless it's Simulink).
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Comment #18273814
Best CoC I have ever seen! I do not think that it is joke. From sqlite's source code: The author disclaims copyright to this source code. In place of a legal notice, here is a bles…