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canarypilot
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Comment #49230080
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Comment #47344635
Yes, and, Bush-Cheney were the modern forefathers of pushing the unitary executive theory, building on the work of Reagan after a 90’s shaped lull. Reagan took ideas from The Herit…
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Comment #42270294
Need to triple buffer or there’s a condition where you have used a plate from the clean pile, but the dirty wash is still running. You’d just have to stand there in the kitchen lik…
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Comment #39569673
Great Stuff Guys! But I worry the concept of a long-running gag may be lost on today’s youth. If you had some way to illustrate an aging joke, possibly situated near to something m…
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Comment #38815917
Removing context to make a selective argument is intellectually dishonest. The article contrasts the operating environment of “Big Three” auto-manufacturers across countries. It co…
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Comment #38787655
Challenging this axiom is why when I think of the threat model I face traveling from place to place, I come to the inevitable conclusion that I am very likely a target of assassina…
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Comment #38530530
One hop from the parent article is a discussion on why these researchers believe it matters. Hacker News comments have been in a bit of an anti-academia, pro-business mood recently…
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Comment #38510173
Best drop that M from STEM; from the article, and similar recent reporting, the graduate Maths program is one of the indulgences Virginians can do without.
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Comment #37976432
Knowing that group N passengers may be forced to check their bags, the pricing to put yourself in group N - 1 is your “calculated misery”. Repeat across other airline convenience f…
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Comment #35494862
Sigh… I guess we’re doing this! The term cpu-hotplug in the arm world almost never means hot-adding a new package/die to the platform, we usually mean taking CPUs online/offline fo…
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Comment #35493628
Sure man, your call. https://developer.arm.com/documentation/den0024/a/Power-Mana...
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Comment #35493375
CPU Hotplug is a long established name for this process, whether for correctness or power, particularly in Linux Kernel contexts.
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Comment #33763031
I like a good analogy challenge, let me try to shape something around your framework! We sell particularly high-value, unique jewels, that are seated in jewellery. In fact, our jew…
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Comment #32353128
There is a large user manual available in “Books” ; https://books.apple.com/gb/book/iphone-user-guide/id15159955... I imagine most iPhone users don’t know it is there!
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Comment #31550095
Why would you consider prediction based on dynamic conditions to be the sign of a dystopian optimization cycle? Isn’t it mostly intuitive that interesting program executions are no…
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Comment #30576667
From what I can tell, this is a set of recipes from other medieval cook books, not a translation of “the Boke of Cokery”. In a random sample of ten recipes, each gave a different s…
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Comment #29883912
Next you will want a building in which to keep these objects, which will of course need heating and lighting (need I even start to compute the power cost…) and will take up real es…
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Comment #29078350
I’ve switched out meat for plant-based substitutes for most meals in a week. My reasoning is that a great deal of my mid-week cooking is lazily constructed and only making use of m…
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Comment #28729870
You are right, I’ve read a quarter’s numbers as the numbers for the year in the naturalisation source. Multiply my estimates for lawful naturalisation by 4 and get to between 400,0…
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Comment #28727061
The downvotes are likely because you’ve made an outlandish claim that is unlikely to hold up to investigation - that America admits more immigrants than the population of some demo…
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Comment #28276754
People have become deeply confused between censoring and censuring. They feel bad when told their opinions are unwelcome and consider it an act of silencing, rather than an act of …
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Comment #28269953
Gosh, what an argument! We can make hay from that position! It is certain that some people on the placebo course of many randomised drug trials improve against the stated condition…
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Comment #28087053
A very disingenuous comment with a courageous logical leap of faith! What they can’t do is ban people from their platform and say “the FTC made me do it”, unless the FTC actually m…
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Comment #26769403
The chart shows a "harm score", made up of 16 criteria, not total deaths. I haven't pulled the full article for what the 16 criteria were, but a little more detail is in the abstra…
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Comment #25534793
It is interesting to me that despite considering myself well informed on politics, and having voted in both of the elections you’re talking about, I can’t remember which of you is …