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Comment #46681947
inflation is low because people are buying less; remember that inflation is calculated based on actual expenses (a "basket of goods" but that basket is adjusted based on how much p…
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Comment #46681751
that assumes that external suppliers were not already at their cheapest price point and that they were not competing with each other already it also assumes that there are no other…
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Comment #43358301
Recursive parsing of CFGs is only better when they're LL grammars, but LR grammars (which are the most common grammar used in programming languages) are definitely better with an e…
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Comment #39144354
That’s only used for .NET and other ms technologies. There is a totally different ecosystem surrounding WebAssembly.
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Comment #35212568
You didn’t adjust for risk in your comparison. The s&p 500 has many companies in it that are far riskier than a grocery store chain. Now I can’t say for sure what the aggregate ris…
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Comment #32142003
I don't know about the mind uploading... but the fact that device is applying electric shocks to a person's body and physically destroying them is a massive problem. Any respectabl…
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Comment #31745208
That is horrifying that your medical issues could be used against you in insurance, mortgages, and licensing... I'd suggest just leaving the country at this rate or getting the dia…
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Comment #31098778
I think a state in which people are culturally more polite to each other then it becomes okay to allow concealed carry.
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Comment #31071815
What are you talking about?? We completely understand aircraft lift. Bernoulli's principal is a nearly irrelevant footnote that gives a small boost to efficiency. Aircraft lift is …
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Comment #29758974
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Comment #29565144
There's a reason doctors call it "practicing" medicine... (And it has nothing to do with the word practice getting a connotation of imperfect performance long after that phrase cam…
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Comment #28773910
It's also contested because while intuitive to a countable set of countable sets, generalizing to higher cardinals is not intuitive. Although the same could be said of the Power La…
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Comment #28773548
I hate you and and the awful layout you have just introduced me to... Also, that is how I will be formatting all my SQL from now on.
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Comment #28512631
PAUSE frames are only for the link in question, you should never look at the source address, only the port that the frames were received on
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Comment #28288476
That's not that big a deal since the UK is essentially cut off from foreign countries by water (except for northern Ireland, but there's already a ton of exceptions around that...)…
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Comment #27468891
This is certainly true in some jurisdictions (including Canada where my home country bias lies), but I don't think it's generally true everywhere in the US.
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Comment #27354858
Also, a lot of people may not just need a CPAP machine but a more advanced bipap machine that also pulls instead of just pushes.
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Comment #27144171
This is a great idea. Have you considered moving into the closely related field of localization? If your managing copy all the time then you also have to manage it in different lan…
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Comment #26936139
Keycloak isn’t really for authorization. It’s an openid connect provider so it really does authentication (identifying who the user is). Maybe they’ve been adding features to make …
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Comment #26855689
Latency has always been part of the CAP theorem. There is a strictly stronger generalization of it that says in a consistent system the latency of a transaction is bounded by the l…
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Comment #26702706
Careful, memory barriers/fences have nothing to do with caches, they're for establishing an observed order on when the processor is using out of order execution. The cache still ha…
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Comment #26425052
What happens in this case if a customer cancels their subscription? Do you suddenly owe Pipe a bunch of money?