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Most editors identify a grapheme by (row,column) coordinate.
Eating is an effect, not a cause. Much of of the cause is subconscious regulatory systems in the brain, which function like magic to a person consciously trying to eat less.
> People against universal healthcare are just good people who are confused and/or deluded. The U.S. has universal healthcare. The Affordable Care Act guarantees everybody can sign up for new, better insurance, or keep…
Investigations are about gathering evidence quickly. The trail grows cold very, very fast. Hours, and even minutes, count a lot. By being fast you get inside the other side's decision loop, which is the surest road to…
> That's not very good, and that's horrifying as that could literally happen to any of us by nothing more than some bad luck. Try reading my comment again, you fucking dumbass. EVERY DETECTION METHOD HAS A FALSE…
What, exactly, is terrifying? The FBI did an excellent job of making connections between suspicious facts, the sort of connections that should have been made to prevent the 9-11 attacks. It is absurd to claim that this…
Historically, collapsing banks simply collapse all at once. There is no incentive to slowly unveil a fraud. The depositors might kill you.
It's the money handling that is regulated, not the Bitcoins. You can trade Bitcoins for anything except money without any licensing (in the U.S.). Apple wants out so people will not be carrying around irreplaceable…
> What I take from this story is that the financial law is so complex and unapproachable one can not reliably navigate it without landing in jail, even being a seasoned professional. Because this story was written by a…
No, and it does not matter who you trust. Analog circuitry simply has too much inbound and outbound information leakage to be trustworthy. You must round it out with a mixing algorithm.
That's madness or desperation. Sensible people ship bauxite as far as necessary to find cheap energy.
Somewhere I read that such a call triggers a fraud red alert.
Are you serious? The U.S. has successfully fought wars in the recent past. High ranking officers are routinely sacked when they lose touch of soldiering and their mission fails. The U.S. version of party political…
Planes do not have to be painted. Bare aluminum is pretty corrosion resistant. Many airlines strip most of the paint to save weight.
Build several identical clocks and watch the ensemble drift relative to each other. The lattice clock in this story has numerous clusters of atoms. They could fill only a few clusters and measure the performance…
Psychiatric wards in the U.S. are for very short term stays by people who have extreme problems. They take people who are at major risk of causing harm, and patch them up just enough so that they can be thrown out. And…
Indeed. The bitterest thing is that cheap access to space would have flowed forth a river of money to tech companies in every voting district. They could have sold uncancellable payloads like it was going out of style,…
Your comment omits one thing without which the reader cannot understand modern federal politics. At the same time automation was eliminating jobs at the highest rate in history, the federal government ran the money…
The lesson from the Space Shuttle is that contractors lose big time from an unflyable abortion with a low operational tempo. If Morton Thiokol had sacrificed short-term profits to rethink the boosters, they'd have sold…
> MAD, however is nicer for reporting data since it is more intuitive. I have a hard time fathoming how anyone could think such a thing. This is math: we should be using things because they map to reality in some way,…
Why should ISP 's be stopped from discriminating? A company that blocked Google would find its competitor's saturation bombing ads for "Google compatible" Internet service. Followed by the tort lawyers saturation…
> From the point of view of production: deflation would get priced into the value of the currency ... The discount rate cannot be negative. That is, lenders will never pay people to borrow money from them. The natural…
> Currently we exist in a "low unemployment present" ... By historical metrics, unemployment in the U.S. is over 50%.
> So the buyers of the product have extra money to spend ... Until they get spooked and cut back discretionary spending just in case. So-called service economies are not stable.
Smaller size -> lower capacitance -> lower power consumption during state changes. But smaller size -> larger leakage current -> higher baseline power consumption. For several years we have been at the point where the…
Most editors identify a grapheme by (row,column) coordinate.
Eating is an effect, not a cause. Much of of the cause is subconscious regulatory systems in the brain, which function like magic to a person consciously trying to eat less.
> People against universal healthcare are just good people who are confused and/or deluded. The U.S. has universal healthcare. The Affordable Care Act guarantees everybody can sign up for new, better insurance, or keep…
Investigations are about gathering evidence quickly. The trail grows cold very, very fast. Hours, and even minutes, count a lot. By being fast you get inside the other side's decision loop, which is the surest road to…
> That's not very good, and that's horrifying as that could literally happen to any of us by nothing more than some bad luck. Try reading my comment again, you fucking dumbass. EVERY DETECTION METHOD HAS A FALSE…
What, exactly, is terrifying? The FBI did an excellent job of making connections between suspicious facts, the sort of connections that should have been made to prevent the 9-11 attacks. It is absurd to claim that this…
Historically, collapsing banks simply collapse all at once. There is no incentive to slowly unveil a fraud. The depositors might kill you.
It's the money handling that is regulated, not the Bitcoins. You can trade Bitcoins for anything except money without any licensing (in the U.S.). Apple wants out so people will not be carrying around irreplaceable…
> What I take from this story is that the financial law is so complex and unapproachable one can not reliably navigate it without landing in jail, even being a seasoned professional. Because this story was written by a…
No, and it does not matter who you trust. Analog circuitry simply has too much inbound and outbound information leakage to be trustworthy. You must round it out with a mixing algorithm.
That's madness or desperation. Sensible people ship bauxite as far as necessary to find cheap energy.
Somewhere I read that such a call triggers a fraud red alert.
Are you serious? The U.S. has successfully fought wars in the recent past. High ranking officers are routinely sacked when they lose touch of soldiering and their mission fails. The U.S. version of party political…
Planes do not have to be painted. Bare aluminum is pretty corrosion resistant. Many airlines strip most of the paint to save weight.
Build several identical clocks and watch the ensemble drift relative to each other. The lattice clock in this story has numerous clusters of atoms. They could fill only a few clusters and measure the performance…
Psychiatric wards in the U.S. are for very short term stays by people who have extreme problems. They take people who are at major risk of causing harm, and patch them up just enough so that they can be thrown out. And…
Indeed. The bitterest thing is that cheap access to space would have flowed forth a river of money to tech companies in every voting district. They could have sold uncancellable payloads like it was going out of style,…
Your comment omits one thing without which the reader cannot understand modern federal politics. At the same time automation was eliminating jobs at the highest rate in history, the federal government ran the money…
The lesson from the Space Shuttle is that contractors lose big time from an unflyable abortion with a low operational tempo. If Morton Thiokol had sacrificed short-term profits to rethink the boosters, they'd have sold…
> MAD, however is nicer for reporting data since it is more intuitive. I have a hard time fathoming how anyone could think such a thing. This is math: we should be using things because they map to reality in some way,…
Why should ISP 's be stopped from discriminating? A company that blocked Google would find its competitor's saturation bombing ads for "Google compatible" Internet service. Followed by the tort lawyers saturation…
> From the point of view of production: deflation would get priced into the value of the currency ... The discount rate cannot be negative. That is, lenders will never pay people to borrow money from them. The natural…
> Currently we exist in a "low unemployment present" ... By historical metrics, unemployment in the U.S. is over 50%.
> So the buyers of the product have extra money to spend ... Until they get spooked and cut back discretionary spending just in case. So-called service economies are not stable.
Smaller size -> lower capacitance -> lower power consumption during state changes. But smaller size -> larger leakage current -> higher baseline power consumption. For several years we have been at the point where the…