It was a failure of the justice system back then, too.
And reading my own comment it has the same kinds of problems (lookit all those 3-example lists!). I wouldn't hire me for an editing job.
This is a complaint I hear others voice and one I have myself. I think it comes down to the text being poorly written. Sure, LLMs are good at a lot of the surface indicators of good writing: they have a wide vocabulary,…
What binary did you start from?
The TV's license agreement attempts to shift the burden onto the TV's owner. Taken at face value, it's the owner who is guilty of recording people without their consent.
From TFA: > Ken Thompson's trusting-trust attack [...] is widely regarded as a threat specific to compilers. We show that it is not And yet, from Reflections On Trusting Trust: > In demonstrating the possibility of this…
I think when I hear the terms, a "dashpot" is a specific mechanism and a "snubber" is its purpose. You can use dashpots for other purposes, and you can build snubbers out of things other than dashpots.
Nothing requires the wormhole "surface" to be a sphere, just like nothing requires the wormhole in the 2D analogy to be a circular hole. If you make it a sphere with one flat side, travelers won't have to traverse…
Futel runs a handful of non-pay payphones in and around NW Oregon, some urban and some rural. There are other regional organizations doing similar things.
I think you're getting the Declaration and the Constitution a little mixed up. Also conflating "free speech" with "the first amendment", but everyone does that so they can motte-and-bailey.
But nuclear fission was discovered by scientists working in Nazi Germany (except Meitner who had fled to Sweden by then).
I guess this is from the Bush-era usage of "regime"? It doesn't normally have a negative implication.
I've seen "possible tsunami" pre-warnings, and a sea level gauge at/near Lembar showing sea level oscillations - so I would recommend keeping a close watch on some information source that's better than HN comment…
Then reject them for being incomprehensible? Look, if you don't think code review is worthwhile, don't do it. Just give everybody unfettered permission to merge. But don't pretend to do review if you're not trying to…
News is really poorly written these days. I don't blame people for not wanting to slog through a poorly organized, superficial rehash of a press release for the half chance of finding some relevant information. It's not…
Ooh, and it could shift seasonally so that summer temperatures and winter temperatures can both be in the convenient range. And every locality could shift a different amount and at different times of year according to…
Isn't it, though? A GW generated one way displaces a GW generated another way. As long as we are building and operating coal-fired power plants — which we are — it is reasonable to consider displacing those plants with…
I sometimes enjoy reading through my spam folder. I get a lot of docusign phishing (despite not being an important executive). I also get a lot of "docusing" phishing, which gives me a chuckle. Is it bardic spam?
Environmental disasters that will likely outlast human civilization? Coal does that in normal operation.
Uh, that's not how global warming works, you know.
My interpretation of TwiztidK's comment is that they could save the cost of that .5–2 MW power draw by switching to a battery chemistry with looser temperature requirements.
Civilizational collapse?
Yeah, that's an interesting question. I would expect the two to look the same once converted to SSA. You can ask the compiler to dump its intermediate representations, so it might not be too hard to answer the question.
*foo++ (and --) is an extremely common C idiom. I'd argue it's clearer than the separated version.
From the links in the article, it looks like this DC runs giant heat exchangers to dump the heat to air.
It was a failure of the justice system back then, too.
And reading my own comment it has the same kinds of problems (lookit all those 3-example lists!). I wouldn't hire me for an editing job.
This is a complaint I hear others voice and one I have myself. I think it comes down to the text being poorly written. Sure, LLMs are good at a lot of the surface indicators of good writing: they have a wide vocabulary,…
What binary did you start from?
The TV's license agreement attempts to shift the burden onto the TV's owner. Taken at face value, it's the owner who is guilty of recording people without their consent.
From TFA: > Ken Thompson's trusting-trust attack [...] is widely regarded as a threat specific to compilers. We show that it is not And yet, from Reflections On Trusting Trust: > In demonstrating the possibility of this…
I think when I hear the terms, a "dashpot" is a specific mechanism and a "snubber" is its purpose. You can use dashpots for other purposes, and you can build snubbers out of things other than dashpots.
Nothing requires the wormhole "surface" to be a sphere, just like nothing requires the wormhole in the 2D analogy to be a circular hole. If you make it a sphere with one flat side, travelers won't have to traverse…
Futel runs a handful of non-pay payphones in and around NW Oregon, some urban and some rural. There are other regional organizations doing similar things.
I think you're getting the Declaration and the Constitution a little mixed up. Also conflating "free speech" with "the first amendment", but everyone does that so they can motte-and-bailey.
But nuclear fission was discovered by scientists working in Nazi Germany (except Meitner who had fled to Sweden by then).
I guess this is from the Bush-era usage of "regime"? It doesn't normally have a negative implication.
I've seen "possible tsunami" pre-warnings, and a sea level gauge at/near Lembar showing sea level oscillations - so I would recommend keeping a close watch on some information source that's better than HN comment…
Then reject them for being incomprehensible? Look, if you don't think code review is worthwhile, don't do it. Just give everybody unfettered permission to merge. But don't pretend to do review if you're not trying to…
News is really poorly written these days. I don't blame people for not wanting to slog through a poorly organized, superficial rehash of a press release for the half chance of finding some relevant information. It's not…
Ooh, and it could shift seasonally so that summer temperatures and winter temperatures can both be in the convenient range. And every locality could shift a different amount and at different times of year according to…
Isn't it, though? A GW generated one way displaces a GW generated another way. As long as we are building and operating coal-fired power plants — which we are — it is reasonable to consider displacing those plants with…
I sometimes enjoy reading through my spam folder. I get a lot of docusign phishing (despite not being an important executive). I also get a lot of "docusing" phishing, which gives me a chuckle. Is it bardic spam?
Environmental disasters that will likely outlast human civilization? Coal does that in normal operation.
Uh, that's not how global warming works, you know.
My interpretation of TwiztidK's comment is that they could save the cost of that .5–2 MW power draw by switching to a battery chemistry with looser temperature requirements.
Civilizational collapse?
Yeah, that's an interesting question. I would expect the two to look the same once converted to SSA. You can ask the compiler to dump its intermediate representations, so it might not be too hard to answer the question.
*foo++ (and --) is an extremely common C idiom. I'd argue it's clearer than the separated version.
From the links in the article, it looks like this DC runs giant heat exchangers to dump the heat to air.