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netrikare
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Comment #35248300
Hey Google, you can't do waitlists/not available in your country if you are chasing your competitors and your product is inferior.
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Comment #30136494
This can all be abstracted away, so end user doesn't even know he is interacting with blockchain tech.
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Comment #27660774
This is temporary until miners move their hardware elsewhere.
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Comment #27391519
Banning it would make malware encrypt your data for "fun" and not profits of malware groups. Just like viruses in the '90s were written for fun.
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Comment #25599295
In reality bonds are rolled over so not really.
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Comment #23171418
>When is concurrency in Java ever hard+? Take a look at dated, but still relevant book by Brian Goetz - Java Concurrency in Practice - many problems are illustrated with a code sec…
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Comment #22983468
Thank you for your answer! Any idea why would loops not use LSD when programmed using loopXX instructions but would use when cmp/jnX is used?
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Comment #22982048
loopXX instructions do not use CPU LSD (Loop Stream Detector) while cmp/jnz construct takes advantage of it. This speeds up some small loops. Also, there are some rules in intel ma…
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Comment #21541595
There are free, base functionality accounts in every bank in Poland. Debit card use is also free provided you make few transactions per month.
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Comment #21386354
ark.intel.com indicates that transactional extensions are not present in 10th gen processors. Did Intel decide to abandon tsx-ni?
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Comment #20154365
Does anyone know if AMD is working on supporting transactional memory in their cpus? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Synchronization_Facil...
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Comment #20123554
This will probably be great for people who trade a lot of cryptocurrencies. In some countries crypto-crypto trading is free from taxation. When cyclic crypto bubble bursts and mult…
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Comment #19829931
A lot of people have impressive streaks - https://duome.eu/
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Comment #19491935
not true - you can have a program that is free of data races but still contains race conditions. Rust prevents data races.
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Comment #13165457
Apparently you can now install Linux on yogas: https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Lenovo-Yoga-Series-Notebooks/Yo...
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Comment #8293566
Well, the point of those payment systems is to make money out of fees and basically control the whole system. You cannot do that with decentralized payment methods.
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Comment #6728988
This. Whenever someone tells me programming is some kind of magic I tell them to write me a note with steps of making pancakes. That's the most basic form of programming I can thin…
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Comment #6576041
Well, price has risen not because of businesses across the world adopting the currency but because of only Baidu saying they will accept Bitcoin. That does not justify 50% rise at …