Except that many different countries have a similar cultural attitude towards females. And again, taking a correlation between gender and math scores and extrapolating a genetic predisposition of a gender to fail in an…
I'm sure black people just aren't genetically apt for STEM either? Just because there's evidence for a correlation between gender and math scores doesn't mean there's a genetic reason for the disparity.
Why not just use a regular outlet timer?
Botnet fraud is, umm, fraudulent? You're creating false information in order to get paid for a product (conversions) you did not deliver. Algorithmic trading doesn't do anything like that.
Oh look, another badly written, anecdotal piece on NDEs. Without sources.
Yes it is a single codepoint. Normalization is a whole other issue, and a much less trivial one.
I commented on the article, but here as well. When dealing with unicode in Go you should be converting strings to []rune
You can still use mmap/equivalent to allocate executable memory and package unsafe to use it; the difference is that the memory allocated normally by the runtime won't be executable. Or I missed the sarcasm.
Except that many different countries have a similar cultural attitude towards females. And again, taking a correlation between gender and math scores and extrapolating a genetic predisposition of a gender to fail in an…
I'm sure black people just aren't genetically apt for STEM either? Just because there's evidence for a correlation between gender and math scores doesn't mean there's a genetic reason for the disparity.
Why not just use a regular outlet timer?
Botnet fraud is, umm, fraudulent? You're creating false information in order to get paid for a product (conversions) you did not deliver. Algorithmic trading doesn't do anything like that.
Oh look, another badly written, anecdotal piece on NDEs. Without sources.
Yes it is a single codepoint. Normalization is a whole other issue, and a much less trivial one.
I commented on the article, but here as well. When dealing with unicode in Go you should be converting strings to []rune
You can still use mmap/equivalent to allocate executable memory and package unsafe to use it; the difference is that the memory allocated normally by the runtime won't be executable. Or I missed the sarcasm.