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mik1998
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Comment #48847499
They don't "naturally" lean left. It's not a wild animal. They lean left because every other corpo makes them.
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Comment #48838217
All models are political. The rest of them are just sufficiently woke for you.
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Comment #44983278
This was fine when N = 28. Now it's life of the author plus 95 so there is almost no possibility of anything released in your lifetime to be a part of the public domain before you …
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Comment #44634032
There's nothing intolerable about pickled vegetables. I eat them all the time
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Comment #44235916
Every language is ambiguous. There's a gap between language (description) and reality. No formal logic can bridge this.
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Comment #44063043
You would use it if it was useful or convenient
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Comment #43434548
The fact that webdevs believe it is shit UI is a big indicator that it is quite good.
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Comment #43253978
Batteries simply raise the price of power up by 10x if not more. Not a viable solution.
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Comment #43253298
Ukraine is far poorer than Russia.
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Comment #43084002
I think it is worthwhile to explore cryptography that is not based on the discrete logarithm problem. Currently, we're keeping all eggs in one conjectured basket. Even if quantum c…
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Comment #42972373
No one sells scans of older books, which are often sparsely available in obscure (often private) libraries.
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Comment #42971982
Libgen is a civilizational project that should be endorsed, not prosecuted. I hope one day people will look at it and think how stupid we were today to shun the largest collection …
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Comment #42622753
There has never been one.
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Comment #40944456
So, what do we do with actual people who have a very similar voice to some "more famous" person? It's quite silly when voices are far away from being unique to a person.
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Comment #40663851
All I can read from this article is "the end of mathematics is on the horizon". Hopefully nothing he says actually materializes.
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Comment #40394711
It used to be pretty bad on old intel processors but nowadays it should be faster than an L1 fetch.
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Comment #40394607
for i in 0:7 c += (r >> i) & 1 end This is just popcnt, surely Julia has a built in for that.
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Comment #40388174
Some kind of Casio watch?
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Comment #40341777
Mathematica.
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Comment #40341589
"Europe" is not USA. I don't know why the author wants it to be. Germany and Spain are different countries, even if we have some degree of a unified market. > From consumer markets…
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Comment #40330680
Really only a thing in the USA due to the ridiculous American rule wrt. attorney fees.
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Comment #40298484
> linked lists invariably result in terrible cache locality With a compacting GC (ie most of the relevant ones) lists often provide better memory locality than arrays. They only lo…
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Comment #40291784
> Traditionally, middle-grade book discovery happens via parents, librarians, and—most crucially—peers. At recess, your best friend tells you that you have got to read the Baby-Sit…
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Comment #40269529
In Poland, admission to public universities is only based on your standardized test score. People grading standardized tests don't know your name or anything beyond a number, so di…
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Comment #40264143
I recall thinking it was a compass before. They should've chosen a more complicated Chinese character if that is what they wanted to portray.