I don't believe them for a millisecond.
Thank you!
I had a C64 as well. My school had a programming class and we all shared a TRS80 (I think). I remember writing a program to find prime numbers and thinking about various optimizations. Mine was fastest, and I was proud.…
For the express vs. local, sometimes it will ASK me what train I am on. When there are delays that cause trains to be closer together, it does this. I presume they are crowd-sourcing some data instead of trying to only…
Their "intent" is to make as much money as possible for their shareholders. Nothing else matters; not today, and not in the future.
I live in SF. I haven't owned a car in many years. I bicycle or take public transit when my destination is too far to walk. I still purchase auto insurance that costs me something like $15/month. It has been years since…
A thousand years ago, every village had their own timekeeping and it worked. Our village is now earth. What if we just abandoned daylight-savings time and timezones and just went with GMT (or anything else) for…
LOL!
You'd likely take an exception for a multi-bit error and the handler would likely just retry the read. Single-bit errors are often just corrected on the fly by ECC logic as you mention.
Scala is the basis for Chisel HDL, which is widely used in the RISC-V design community.
Does `lxml` match `etree` in the table?
_Waking_Life_ from Richard Linklater in 2001.
"Punctuated equilibrium."
R.I.P.
God forbid a bicyclist needs to traverse this hell ...
From their username, I'm guessing Polish...
In the Bay Area, everyone gets an SMS message that says an earthquake is coming. I've felt/heard the shaking 10-20 seconds later. Some industrial equipment shuts down to avoid damage.
"Ample gaps" means walking and cycling FURTHER (often across paved, dangerous, parking lots) to get to your destination. American cities are built for cars, not for people.
We see this among political figures that swindle hundreds of millions, fail to pay taxes, etc. over and over again. They are granted absolution and even admired. Someone who steals food does time in jail.
The coolest fonts and light fixtures for sure!
It was 1999.
How many atoms thick is the gate oxide on a 1nm process?
I saw the space shuttle land once. From my perspective, it seemed to drop like a rock (fast!) and then as it got closer to the ground, it started "flying". I'd never seen anything like it.
I did this before. I ran a cron job once a day that counted the number of active entries in a particular file. It was neat to see the number bump up after an acquisition or drop after a layoff. It was neat to see the…
I don't believe them for a millisecond.
Thank you!
I had a C64 as well. My school had a programming class and we all shared a TRS80 (I think). I remember writing a program to find prime numbers and thinking about various optimizations. Mine was fastest, and I was proud.…
For the express vs. local, sometimes it will ASK me what train I am on. When there are delays that cause trains to be closer together, it does this. I presume they are crowd-sourcing some data instead of trying to only…
Their "intent" is to make as much money as possible for their shareholders. Nothing else matters; not today, and not in the future.
I live in SF. I haven't owned a car in many years. I bicycle or take public transit when my destination is too far to walk. I still purchase auto insurance that costs me something like $15/month. It has been years since…
A thousand years ago, every village had their own timekeeping and it worked. Our village is now earth. What if we just abandoned daylight-savings time and timezones and just went with GMT (or anything else) for…
LOL!
You'd likely take an exception for a multi-bit error and the handler would likely just retry the read. Single-bit errors are often just corrected on the fly by ECC logic as you mention.
Scala is the basis for Chisel HDL, which is widely used in the RISC-V design community.
Does `lxml` match `etree` in the table?
_Waking_Life_ from Richard Linklater in 2001.
"Punctuated equilibrium."
R.I.P.
God forbid a bicyclist needs to traverse this hell ...
From their username, I'm guessing Polish...
In the Bay Area, everyone gets an SMS message that says an earthquake is coming. I've felt/heard the shaking 10-20 seconds later. Some industrial equipment shuts down to avoid damage.
"Ample gaps" means walking and cycling FURTHER (often across paved, dangerous, parking lots) to get to your destination. American cities are built for cars, not for people.
We see this among political figures that swindle hundreds of millions, fail to pay taxes, etc. over and over again. They are granted absolution and even admired. Someone who steals food does time in jail.
The coolest fonts and light fixtures for sure!
It was 1999.
How many atoms thick is the gate oxide on a 1nm process?
I saw the space shuttle land once. From my perspective, it seemed to drop like a rock (fast!) and then as it got closer to the ground, it started "flying". I'd never seen anything like it.
I did this before. I ran a cron job once a day that counted the number of active entries in a particular file. It was neat to see the number bump up after an acquisition or drop after a layoff. It was neat to see the…