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sesuximo

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    Comment #46604734

    TIL ppl are afraid of rebase lmao

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    Comment #46097409

    100B is roughly NVIDIA’s yearly profit

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    Comment #45082719

    Why is the atomic version slower? Is it slower on modern x86?

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    Comment #43262954

    It is criminal that you can’t see different angles for these beautiful cars! 507 with no front view? I need to see the evolution of those kidneys!

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    Comment #42699964

    We have the technology to cheaply enforce most driving laws. IMO we should do it.

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    Comment #42255818

    > PPS: I think my ideal type hint situation would be if I could create distinct but otherwise unconstrained types for things like function arguments and function returns, have mypy…

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    Comment #42227714

    > providers could choose not to generate electricity for a grid if it were necessary Enron basically forced this exact situation in order to charge inflated prices. Maybe worse is …

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    Comment #41844599

    That’s just a job. Might as well get paid while you do that kinda stuff

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    Comment #41506593

    If someone brought back phabricator i think they’d make easy $

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    Comment #40911143

    There should be a camera on every intersection

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    Comment #40910390

    Wouldn’t the price movement overwhelm the spread if you sell more than a few days after you buy? I guess if spreads were huge it would matter more

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    Comment #40910335

    Why do high spreads mean more money for middlemen?

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    Comment #40809852

    I’d buy some parts if there was a service! Could be a good way to get the word out

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    Comment #40511374

    The trusty one dimensional model of things. This is why I always train my neural nets with one parameter (sign bit only).

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    Comment #40435251

    Imo it doesn’t matter at all. Both are fine. Surely there are more pressing things out there to think about!

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    Comment #40222944

    Idk if this is worth the trouble. Isn’t a judge just going to stamp these requests anyway? Like sure maybe it’s better if they do but probably won’t be groundbreaking

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    Comment #40051508

    If an exchange goes to AWS, would it suddenly look worse than its competitors? And would that hurt the exchange’s revenue?

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    Comment #39875390

    I think this is unfortunately very common practice

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    Comment #39815744

    Having the CEO leave doesn’t guarantee safer planes. If anything, I’d want to hear what the company leadership is doing to change production… not necessarily how it’s being reshuff…

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    Comment #39790812

    why not put the terminal in the urban area and have a fast train/ferry/whatever to the runways

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    Comment #39766349

    Apu already taken by aviation tho

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    Comment #39277806

    Perhaps a solution could be requiring them to be paid full wages? Then there is no incentive to hire prison laborers vs others

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    Comment #38889428

    1) Maybe you could store the bitwise-or of size and capacity on top of each other. If you restrict capacity to a power of two 2) you could store the capacity before the array paylo…

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    Comment #38676835

    This seems completely unsurprising? Subcultures have their own slang, and some of it is spreading? That’s true in French/English/anything

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    Comment #38468745

    I don’t know for sure, but many companies use old hardware for less intense tasks like being a cpu attached to a massive disk for cold storage