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zamadatix

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About zamadatix

The Turing test to reach me is: I'm the Administrative contact of AS400503

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    Comment #49253073

    The above makes everything sound very intentionally done towards the end result. He came about making the cube for finding ways to tackle the engineering challenge of building a de…

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    Comment #49252390

    How can they sell their PlayStation library with it? Sony'll ban accounts that even try and Sony isn't allowing physical libraries be built anymore. Replacing a platform starts to …

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    Comment #49252369

    In the inverse, none of the opposition matters until it can solve the problems the universal surveillance approach doesn't even solve anyways. Whatever argument they make should be…

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    Comment #49251789

    Seems like a complex way to write a normal looped version. Apart from factorial_loop_manual() being one in design, its name even says as much.

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    Comment #49251618

    This same kind of note seems to come up repeatedly in threads like this with no regard to a similar question ever having been thought up or discussed every other time the topic com…

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    Comment #49251001

    It should really be read/advertised as "portabler SIMD". It beats hoping the compiler autovectorizes everything well forever or writing architecture specific code manually again bu…

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    Comment #49249791

    Seems so - it builds in the verification infrastructure requirement, making it dead simple to change whether it is opt in or opt out at any time. It's actually pretty hard not to h…

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    Comment #49249659

    You have to show ID to get voter registration in IL, regardless if you do it ahead of time or at the polls, it's just that the ID is not federal. The same situation (no federal ID …

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    Comment #49249136

    The complaints are less about the cebtralized monitoring (though those are certainly problematic) and more about the monitoring from every individual user. Unfortunately, a device …

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    Comment #49249033

    Windows Hypervisor Platform, to my understanding. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualization/api/hypervi... https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/system/whpx.html

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    Comment #49248350

    I usually leave memory/connections turned off. Remembering/finding out what my name would be is not really something I want to waste context or tokens in, let alone any if the othe…

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    Comment #49245536

    The glasses & software could have come from the Linux Foundation & the same concerns from people would remain.

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    Comment #49245284

    Why stop there or wait for the shrink to come to the conclusion? At least it's easier to eat 1 than 0.5 and store it though, and more work to open 2 than 1. I'm not sold the magnit…

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    Comment #49224878

    I can't say I've seen the same universally, but, if it is s trend, it would seem one invites discussion between humans on the site while the other seeks to minimize it.

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    Comment #49224340

    IANA always held the example.com domain, RFC 2606 just formalized it many years later.

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    Comment #49224258

    I think the typical user sees a .dmg as a folder and the application icon as a shortcut, much like users get confused about opening a .zip and trying to operate on the files they s…

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    Comment #49221814

    It doesn't have to be so long as it still supports the above.

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    Comment #49213123

    I fancy the approach myself... but, much like the grand ideas of OSI in networking, Tim Burners Lee's idea of the Web was never what was going to be used and a lot of the original …

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    Comment #49183526

    To have more gates than pixels would require surmising a method different than the article, since it uses a decent number of blocks per gate.

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    Comment #49183131

    Options are pretty nice, it's being forced to always have a long list of options you never want to see that sucks.

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    Comment #49164455

    That's about the turning point for just using typical quants for me. Larger still and you can just do the full model. Smaller to this degree and you need all sorts of extra tricks …

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    Comment #49159431

    st both gains more from the abbreviation plus put it into use first and even then I'm not sure it really needs to be 2 letter either.

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    Comment #49159419

    Does "shitty" really need a default abbreviation, let alone a 2 letter one? It's already a quite short dictionary word which is easy to type and recognize.

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    Comment #49117209

    That's like asking why the first bag of goldfish shouldn't cover the cost of running the factory. How much support does an account need that it's expected to cost $50/m at volume t…