It's more like: The same math and theories that give rise to blackholes also state that they don't be of any danger, so to believe in blackholes but to believe in the danger is contradictory.
Not only that, but you talking about a neutrally charge object that was created by two objects moving near the speed of light and that probably hit at an angle, meaning this blackhole will more than likely pass right through the Earth and zoom out into space. And even if it doesn't, and it falls to the center of the Earth, it would on average take it thousands of years before it comes into contact with another particle. Remember, atoms are mostly empty space.
Then you realize that the Earth and every other celestial object in space is being bombarded by particles with energies many magnitudes greater, and you think, well if this has been going on for billions of years to billions of objects, why hasn't this happened yet?
Not yet, that requires pointer re-writes, which has been talked about for a long time by the ZFS devs.
Essentially, ZFS does not currently allow data to be moved once written. Supports Delete and Insert, but no Update. A big reason for this is if you move the data, you need to update all points that address that data, and to do so in an atomic way that doesn't leave the system in an unstable state.
There's already bacteria in regular every-day soil that can not only survive in our strongest anti-biotics, but metabolize them. But don't worry, nearly all bacteria is benign.
IQ test are biased. They've changed IQ tests to fix the bias that is against blacks and it turned out that whites scored lower then. What is an IQ test supposed to measure anyway? It's like a 1 dimensional measurement of a many dimensional object.
The pensioner may not maximize their returns the same way they would if they had invested on their own, but they are guaranteed a payout at the end
Not really. Many pensions have just "disappeared" in the past. Whoops, miss-managed the money, it's all gone.
Due to lack of education, I've heard of a lot of retirees who lost huge chunks of their nest egg around 2008 because they were too aggressive on stocks.
Not "because they were to aggressive with stocks", but because the panic sold their stocks at a low price. Didn't anyone teach them "buy low, sell high"? When the stocks are low, buy buy buy, when the stocks are high, switch to bonds or just don't touch them. The market as a whole swings like a sine-wave with an average that outpaces inflation by a decent amount.
I don't know about your 401k, but no charges to move money around. The only cost I have for my 401k is the net expense, which is 0.6%-0.75% for most investments. That's under $10 per $1000 per year, which isn't bad when I'm gaining an average of 13% year over year. All with investments that have been around for 20+ years. Before things go to crap, my bank pulls out of bad investments. They're very proactive.
Sounds like a great time to buy stocks in my 401k. "The market crashed!!!"... Buy Buy Buy! 10 years later, market is back where it was and now I'm sitting on a pile of cash. This is why you invest into bonds as you get older. Stocks swing all over the place, but go up 2x-3x the rate of inflation. Averages matter over time, but if you're about to retire, you don't want to get stuck on one of those down swings. Don't want to be 65 and waiting 10 years before your 401k is back to normal.
Maybe because they only have 5 episodes online? Why would I want to start watching a show 5 seasons in? I need to start at episode 1 and their site does not provide that. TPB does, that is why it is still pirated a lot.
I guess the recommendations part was a bit subjective, but for me and my wife, it has helped us find lots of movies that we have never heard about, but like a lot.
As for canceling, Netflix is my cheapest source of entertainment based on how much I pay and how much I use it.
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I'm not trolling. If time dilation of a blackhole was infinite, then how does the blackhole itself interact with the rest of space-time in general?
It's more like: The same math and theories that give rise to blackholes also state that they don't be of any danger, so to believe in blackholes but to believe in the danger is contradictory.
Not only that, but you talking about a neutrally charge object that was created by two objects moving near the speed of light and that probably hit at an angle, meaning this blackhole will more than likely pass right through the Earth and zoom out into space. And even if it doesn't, and it falls to the center of the Earth, it would on average take it thousands of years before it comes into contact with another particle. Remember, atoms are mostly empty space.
Then you realize that the Earth and every other celestial object in space is being bombarded by particles with energies many magnitudes greater, and you think, well if this has been going on for billions of years to billions of objects, why hasn't this happened yet?
I feel pretty safe.
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Not yet, that requires pointer re-writes, which has been talked about for a long time by the ZFS devs.
Essentially, ZFS does not currently allow data to be moved once written. Supports Delete and Insert, but no Update. A big reason for this is if you move the data, you need to update all points that address that data, and to do so in an atomic way that doesn't leave the system in an unstable state.
Many can now sustain 400MB/s+ for several GB, even when near capacity and in a used state, and with no compression.
That's undefined behavior. Don't let it happen.
Just use a COW FS and set your cluster size to that of whatever these "shingle groups" are. :-)
Or ZFS
You mean like the bargain-bin SSDs that have almost 500MB/s of write performance.
There's already bacteria in regular every-day soil that can not only survive in our strongest anti-biotics, but metabolize them. But don't worry, nearly all bacteria is benign.
If they can't come to a consensus, you could have them write their own solution.
If they couldn't do the first part, then they're probably not smart enough to do the alternative.
IQ test are biased. They've changed IQ tests to fix the bias that is against blacks and it turned out that whites scored lower then. What is an IQ test supposed to measure anyway? It's like a 1 dimensional measurement of a many dimensional object.
But once you include transmission losses!.... I don't know, just throwing that possibility into the mix.
The moon is moving away. I doubt we could extract enough energy to compensate.
My kid once shot himself
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My kid once stabbed himself
My kid once poured acid in his eyes
Yep. Not bogus at all.
They may not need money in the normal way, but buying some Raspberry PIs to devel on or upgrading one of their servers could have been useful.
The pensioner may not maximize their returns the same way they would if they had invested on their own, but they are guaranteed a payout at the end
Not really. Many pensions have just "disappeared" in the past. Whoops, miss-managed the money, it's all gone.
Due to lack of education, I've heard of a lot of retirees who lost huge chunks of their nest egg around 2008 because they were too aggressive on stocks.
Not "because they were to aggressive with stocks", but because the panic sold their stocks at a low price. Didn't anyone teach them "buy low, sell high"? When the stocks are low, buy buy buy, when the stocks are high, switch to bonds or just don't touch them. The market as a whole swings like a sine-wave with an average that outpaces inflation by a decent amount.
I don't know about your 401k, but no charges to move money around. The only cost I have for my 401k is the net expense, which is 0.6%-0.75% for most investments. That's under $10 per $1000 per year, which isn't bad when I'm gaining an average of 13% year over year. All with investments that have been around for 20+ years. Before things go to crap, my bank pulls out of bad investments. They're very proactive.
"The world's weath is gone your 401k is history"
Sounds like a great time to buy stocks in my 401k. "The market crashed!!!"... Buy Buy Buy! 10 years later, market is back where it was and now I'm sitting on a pile of cash. This is why you invest into bonds as you get older. Stocks swing all over the place, but go up 2x-3x the rate of inflation. Averages matter over time, but if you're about to retire, you don't want to get stuck on one of those down swings. Don't want to be 65 and waiting 10 years before your 401k is back to normal.
There are units for analogies?
My leg hurts from exercising too much, that is not acceptable, chop it off!
I love your logic. If something is not perfect, then it must not be used!
And coal taxes us by health care for coal miners and other breathing issues caused by pollution.
Maybe because they only have 5 episodes online? Why would I want to start watching a show 5 seasons in? I need to start at episode 1 and their site does not provide that. TPB does, that is why it is still pirated a lot.
I guess the recommendations part was a bit subjective, but for me and my wife, it has helped us find lots of movies that we have never heard about, but like a lot.
As for canceling, Netflix is my cheapest source of entertainment based on how much I pay and how much I use it.
Erm, Netflix, Youtube and Amazon make deals for content all the time.
He said "with this kind of structure". He was not arguing that Netflix et al don't want to make deals of any kind, just those kinds of deals.