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Obviously you can't do anything with less than 64 GBytes these days
I don't think that's true. Plenty of people can run basic workflows at 8GB on the MacBook Neo and most others are fine at 16 GB.
Per Goodfellas, "Paulie and the gang" ended up in jail while Henry Hill received witness protection. So, it wasn't just for show
I agree in principle but Homebrew only supports the latest 3 versions of macOS. Right now Ventura 13 which came out in October 2022 is unsupported.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farmers%27_Almanac
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Farmer%27s_Almanac
People do know things other people do not. They are fairly notable, though obviously not as much in today's society, hence this one's retirement
You are thinking of Elon Grok, not Groq
Do you think you could support typing answers in scientific notation? So 8e9 for 8,000,000,000. It would make typing in answers easier considering my guesses always end in a bunch of zeroes!
Does the orange mean your answer is within 25% of the absolute value? Or that your logarithm value is within 25% of the logarithm value of the true answer?
Thanks for making this, this is awesome
I didn't know that and my Google fu is lacking, does anyone have a resource I could read to understand that limitation?
Could be wrong, but isn't this the same Guide?
Having a high say-do ratio has always been important to me
You probably mean a "high do-say ratio"? That is, to complete as many things as you set out to do.
Great story though, it reminds me a bit of how the German language has individual words to describe specific intents and feelings. Of course the German equivalents are far more verbose!
I think the title should say "in French *Google docs." As is, it seems like French code documentation/papers are littered with emojis?
It wasn't Kyrie, it was the Yankees. The opening came just before the start of the MLB season but well into the NBA season.
3 digits? So up to $999/year? That sounds extremely low. In the US salaries are done per year, so a 6-figure salary is >=$100,000/year.
Do you mean as an hourly wage? That would be $200,000+/year and a 6-figure salary.
Reserved Instances are a major piece of AWS Billing, accounting for $100B in revenue along side Saving Plans (SPs).
I think I know what you mean, but this reads like Reserved Instances earn AWS $100 billion/year which is almost impossible. I don't even think AWS earns that much annually.
I would not be surprised if Apple intent to use it as their PR later along with shit loads of submarine articles
What is a submarine article?
http://www.supersimplestorageservice.com/
The Super Simple Storage Service (S4) is a new innovation in cloud storage. Our advanced write-only storage provides the highest security, lowest cost, and simplest management available.
In a word, yes.
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Looks to be fixed on Amazon.com: https://i.imgur.com/twYEtb3_d.webp?maxwidth=760&fidelity=gra...
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In fact, the de facto upper limit for laptop batteries is 100 watt hours since this is the largest battery size permitted on a flight by the FAA (the US air travel regulatory body) without special approval [1]. The CPU would drain such a battery in 1 hour and 50 minutes.
[1] https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/...
I read this and it is interesting. I get why asking JS Hint contributors to re-submit/approve their changes is clear of the Do No Evil clause.
But, I don't understand why all changes before that (from JS Lint Day 1 until it was forked into JS Hint) aren't subject to that same clause. Why is the Eclipse Foundation not subject to it?
Dumb question, how does CashApp make so much money? Isn't it a free app with no fees? I have to imagine the free 1-3 business day deposit is highly preferred to the 1-3% transaction free instant-payment-deposit feature.
This is really cool and I love that people are using Wordle to explore and explain computer science concepts (to people like me).
The speed-up is significant, about 20x faster. This makes sense because instead of scanning half of all words on average, you only need to scan half of the words with the same first letter. I’ll assume this isn’t exactly 13x due to letter distribution.
Extremely minor, but I think one would still expect a 26x speedup, right? You go from searching half of all words to half of 1/26th of all words. Obviously there are more words starting with S than X and all, but my question is just in theory.
Clearly my Google Fu isn't as strong as yours. Could you share a link about Real Engineering?
no expressive switch/case statement
match/case (not a drop in switch statement)
breaking out of loops
break
exit() or sys.exit()In fairness, I understand that every car manufacturer is going through the same supply and delivery delays.
I would also seriously hope that they aren't going to charge you the new, elevated price.
Does this pull data from anywhere else? (e.g. I've heard the Personalized Dashboard is more realtime and representative of actual health)
Or does it take services that the official AWS Status page lists as impaired and then increase the severity of the issue?
*the second nearest star
:)
Even more unrelated, but equally pedantic, I've always thought it's weird when people write "null != val" instead of "val != null" for the same reason.
When said out loud, "null is not val" just feels wrong.
6.5 + 0.5 is 7.0, not 7.5, so that should be valid.
The book's cost can lie anywhere between [7, 8).
This title should say that he died. Right now it boils down to "Eric Carle" which does not signify a news event.