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Its been tuned over years for use in competitions. So it probably runs faster than the author's, even though it has more features.
For OP's use case, which appears to have a max depth of maybe 3, invoking a shell program is going to be a LOT slower than just running the search. No matter how slowly it is implemented.
Anecdotal, but as a non-smoker, I don't find any withdrawal or cravings symptoms at all when I stop consuming nicotine. It's milder than stopping caffeine.
The more you know. Thanks :).
Not necessarily a trade-off with non-tobacco nicotine.
Really? I thought adderall (contains 1/4 dextro-) or vyvense (don't know which amphetamines it contains) were pretty common.
It isn't now. It has been edited from the original.
Compared to e-cigs, sure. Compared to food, or conventional cigarettes ... they're really really cheap. 96 x2mg gums for $22 comes out to 45¢/mg. I use maybe 0-2 (edit: gums (90¢-$1.80)) a day (I probably save at least that much by making sandwiches for lunch / not eating out -- I work from home).
For non-smokers, less is more... nicotine is a pretty powerful stimulant, you don't necessarily want strong hits. My 2¢.
(I am a non-smoker; have tried 2mg and 4mg gum, and find 4mg similar in some ways to having a 'bad trip'. (Light-headedness, freaking out, nausea, time-dilation.))
Dexedrine is dextroamphetamine (commonly prescribed for ADD and other things, like staying awake). Methamphetamine is a different chemical with an important legal distinction (if subjectively and objectively very similar).
Might kill the GPU faster than gaming alone, unfortunately[0].
I don't think it would, actually. Enough people are willing to mine for a loss and the difficulty rises with availability of cheap hardware that it never becomes profitable. OP only made a (slight) profit because they could temporarily make renting a miner cheaper than the payout. This was temporary and now the market is back to status quo.
Maybe OP could automatically run his miners when such situations arrive, but I think it's unlikely to net anything like $17k/yr.
Edit: sliverstorm described this way better than I could.
But perhaps more importantly, not a big subjective difference ;-).
Meth is only prescribed for ADHD in the US. Is it prescribed for ... nevermind, you edited your post. (Original said something to the effect of "meth is prescribed for drowsiness in pilots," which is inaccurate for the US.)
From his Nictotine article, gum or patch. But e-cig might be fine too if the parts don't have lead or other hazardous substances in them, modulo maybe higher risk of addiction.
As others have pointed out, this is not remotely passive.
Yeah, but I don't recommend singing in the shower for 1.5 weeks while your employer is paying you sick leave ;-).
So: 1.5 weeks of work. $50-$75/mo/instance. x20-60 instances. Worked for 3-4 weeks.
If we assume the most optimistic parameters: $75 * 1mo * 60 instances = $4500 in profit for 1.5 weeks of work, or a rate of ~$156k/yr.
Edit: It looks like I misread his revenue numbers for profit. Oops! Even lower margins:
"My gross revenue was about $1000, and I paid Amazon $500 of that."
$500 for 1.5 weeks' work is only $17k/yr rate. Maybe flipping burgers pays better.
Hm, ok. Still, at some level fragmentation is eating gobs of space even if correct for the "average".
This isn't quite right. Even if your average string length is 1k+, you shouldn't change the embedded string size to 1k+. I think these objects sit on the C stack internally, which doesn't handle large objects like this well.
Also, I would guess the performance gains (from skipping malloc) would wash out the longer your average string gets -- even if the huge stack use doesn't kill your performance for some other reason (blowing the d-cache?).
Is Ruby's internal encoding UTF-8, then?
I'm guessing empty message, check for error status later. Just send a bunch of emails, see which hostnames resolve (vs not).
"The tokens and, and_eq, bitand, bitor, compl, not, not_eq, or, or_eq, xor, xor_eq, <%, %>, <:, and :> can be used instead of the symbols &&, &=, &, |, ~, !, !=, ||, |=, ^, ^=, {, }, [, and ]."
In C, the first few are only if you include the C99 header <iso646.h> (the later ones are just digraphs). Are they included by default in C++?
Washington state actually (partially) legalized alcohol ahead of the Federal repeal of prohibition. So there's a kind of historical example.
Whoa whoa whoa. Slow down. When did I become an Applications developer and not a systems developer? The kernel I work on uses TONS of threads and locks. And sure, it's fucking crazy to debug. But I don't think you'll be prying mutable state from the cold dead hands of kernel developers any time soon.
Can someone explain how the keying system works? What is the secret information a user needs to decrypt messages addressed to them? What prevents a 3rd party from decrypting those messages? What is the 'key'?
Yeah, me too. The primary reason I purchased this is that I know I have 50% odds of having a BRCA mutation (1 of my parents does). I was really looking forward to that test.
Although no one will give a fuck if you don't handle HTTP/0.9.
Not only that, but ... prioritized!
They were already doing random names in early 2013 too ... but it seemed like the enforcement groups were grabbing NZBs and issuing DMCAs rather quickly, even for those. shrug
The TV networks, MPAA, RIAA started issuing automated DMCA notices in early 2013, making it more or less useless for content. Have things changed?