The thing about areas of low population density is that most people *are somewhere else*.
We're not (yet) talking about whether it's economically feasible to connect the person who is the absolute furthest from anyone else (and may have chosen to be there deliberately), but rather the people at 90th percentile or even the 99th percentile.
Also, I don't see why we should need political leadership to encourage companies to make money. What they need is corporate leadership that are actual capitalists.
You can't apply for asylum in your country of origin. You first have to enter US territory, which may be an embassy in a third country or the US proper. Valid immigration status is not a prerequisite for applying for asylum. You may apply for asylum to an immigration judge during removal proceedings.
The key is "the *growing* use of textures". (emphasis mine)
Intel loves deep pipelines and caching. The latter plays to their self-image as a manufacturing company first and a design company second; and the former looks good in the presence of the former and cooperative workloads. In this case, the workloads changed faster than their GPU design.
It avoids unconstitutional attainder since the punishment is a side-effect of the main goal of compliance. If and when ZTE meets the conditions they will not be sanctioned.
It also depends on how ZTE and Huawei are targeted: are they just specifically named or are they defined as a class?
"Also, keep in mind that people don't even have to be dumb, just uneducated."
Also, keep in mind that people don't even have to be uneducated, just unable to meet an implausible threshold for information gathering. Even if we consider just Slashdot readers, how many could determine whether these devices were actually safely constructed without buying one? My PhD in Electrical Engineering and 14 years in the industry don't mean I can conjure test results out of thin air.
The people that swear up and down that algorithmic decisions cannot be racially biased and that claims to the contrary are merely the work of SJWs should be surprised by this result. At least they should act surprised, or people might think that they had been covering for racists and not expressing a well-founded conclusion.
Public expenditure per capita for healthcare in the US, with its notionally private insurance system, is already more than total expenditure per capita for healthcare for most European nations except the UK. If the US moved to system like there's it would be a tax cut.
"Perhaps you need to look harder" Perhaps YOU need to stop assuming you are the smartest person in the thread.
I was unemployed for a year and a half. I would apply to anything slightly relevant in the US or Canada, things in the UK or Ireland if I though I could explain why I was relevant, and things on continental Europe if they were the kind of place where they did their business in English and they didn't specify that the applicant already be in the EU. I would apply for experience down to 0 years if they did not explicitly state "recent graduate". I wouldn't mention my last salary at all unless it was a web based form that required a number to submit. I applied to companies whose products were in fields outside of my won who did internal work in my field. I applied for junior jobs in adjacent fields.
"That's just describing the smallest feature size"
It's not even that. Calling a node "7nm" just means it comes after the node called "10nm" and before the node called "5nm". Even that is not a given since retroscaling is becoming popular these day.
There's a good chance that *no* features in a 7nm process are actually 7nm.
If an employee was not keeping up with the job requirements they could have been fired for cause at any point in time.
A defining characteristic of a lay-off is is that it is NOT a for-cause termination. It is an elimination of positions. If the demographics of those whose positions are terminated do not match the demographics of those who generally hold the position, that puts the lie to claim that it was the positions that were targeted.
On the other hand, they only have to pay the home owners their marginal rate while in their own facility they pay the fully-allocated cost. The relative merits depend on what their utilization is like. The summary specifically mentions 'replace things like natural gas "peaker" plants need to help support the grid on a moment's notice"'so we already know the utility is looking to address the short-term variable portion of demand so a dedicated facility will have low utilization.
It really takes a special snowflake to earn money and then get when people steal it. It must be more fun to get angry than to exercise good judgement and not have nice things in the first place.
I've never had this happen with TV episodes. With movies on the other hand I actually use this as a feature. Anything in my queue marked as "Short/Long delay" I will deliberately move to the top of my queue. That way I don't wait to work through my queue to where a delayed item is and then wait again for that disk to become available; the queue works around the block of delayed items and as soon as any show up I'll get one. Sometimes if there is a big block of delayed items at the top of my queue for a long time Netflix will send me an extra disk above what my subscription level is.
It is impossible for a "relationship" between parties where one can fire the other to be "consensual". The conflicts of interest are vast.
The summary includes NO link to any cited article, just links for defining the conference name, school, the professor, etc.
Speculation is about resolving predicates. Consistency is about resolving dependencies.
The thing about areas of low population density is that most people *are somewhere else*.
We're not (yet) talking about whether it's economically feasible to connect the person who is the absolute furthest from anyone else (and may have chosen to be there deliberately), but rather the people at 90th percentile or even the 99th percentile.
Also, I don't see why we should need political leadership to encourage companies to make money. What they need is corporate leadership that are actual capitalists.
You can't apply for asylum in your country of origin. You first have to enter US territory, which may be an embassy in a third country or the US proper. Valid immigration status is not a prerequisite for applying for asylum. You may apply for asylum to an immigration judge during removal proceedings.
"The only potential performance advantages for the multi-core are in cache and memory bus size"
"Now, power consumption may be a legitimate advantage"
The only two advantages are bus size, power consumption, and ruthless efficiency...and an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope.
Marine patents are mostly useful for trolling.
A lot of people are getting salty over these.
The key is "the *growing* use of textures". (emphasis mine)
Intel loves deep pipelines and caching. The latter plays to their self-image as a manufacturing company first and a design company second; and the former looks good in the presence of the former and cooperative workloads. In this case, the workloads changed faster than their GPU design.
It avoids unconstitutional attainder since the punishment is a side-effect of the main goal of compliance. If and when ZTE meets the conditions they will not be sanctioned.
It also depends on how ZTE and Huawei are targeted: are they just specifically named or are they defined as a class?
"And the problem is the database of valid phone numbers from those VoIP providers can be rather big to do a number verification. "
The providers know who to bill... but somehow they don't know what ID to apply.
A prerequisite for an efficient free market is information symmetry. Why do you hate capitalism?
"Also, keep in mind that people don't even have to be dumb, just uneducated."
Also, keep in mind that people don't even have to be uneducated, just unable to meet an implausible threshold for information gathering. Even if we consider just Slashdot readers, how many could determine whether these devices were actually safely constructed without buying one? My PhD in Electrical Engineering and 14 years in the industry don't mean I can conjure test results out of thin air.
The people that swear up and down that algorithmic decisions cannot be racially biased and that claims to the contrary are merely the work of SJWs should be surprised by this result. At least they should act surprised, or people might think that they had been covering for racists and not expressing a well-founded conclusion.
"Change the name of Git's GVFS to Microsoft Virtual File System"
Git does not have a GVFS to change the name of.
Public expenditure per capita for healthcare in the US, with its notionally private insurance system, is already more than total expenditure per capita for healthcare for most European nations except the UK. If the US moved to system like there's it would be a tax cut.
"Perhaps you need to look harder"
Perhaps YOU need to stop assuming you are the smartest person in the thread.
I was unemployed for a year and a half. I would apply to anything slightly relevant in the US or Canada, things in the UK or Ireland if I though I could explain why I was relevant, and things on continental Europe if they were the kind of place where they did their business in English and they didn't specify that the applicant already be in the EU. I would apply for experience down to 0 years if they did not explicitly state "recent graduate". I wouldn't mention my last salary at all unless it was a web based form that required a number to submit. I applied to companies whose products were in fields outside of my won who did internal work in my field. I applied for junior jobs in adjacent fields.
It took a year and a half to get one offer.
"That's just describing the smallest feature size"
It's not even that. Calling a node "7nm" just means it comes after the node called "10nm" and before the node called "5nm". Even that is not a given since retroscaling is becoming popular these day.
There's a good chance that *no* features in a 7nm process are actually 7nm.
"To be fair, you're comparing a software company to a hardware one."
INTC has a slightly higher net margin than MSFT.
In the book we got Carousel at 21.
If an employee was not keeping up with the job requirements they could have been fired for cause at any point in time.
A defining characteristic of a lay-off is is that it is NOT a for-cause termination. It is an elimination of positions. If the demographics of those whose positions are terminated do not match the demographics of those who generally hold the position, that puts the lie to claim that it was the positions that were targeted.
On the other hand, they only have to pay the home owners their marginal rate while in their own facility they pay the fully-allocated cost. The relative merits depend on what their utilization is like. The summary specifically mentions 'replace things like natural gas "peaker" plants need to help support the grid on a moment's notice"'so we already know the utility is looking to address the short-term variable portion of demand so a dedicated facility will have low utilization.
Facebook already has all your nude photos. They're just making you submit your own copies for identity verification.
It really takes a special snowflake to earn money and then get when people steal it. It must be more fun to get angry than to exercise good judgement and not have nice things in the first place.
I've never had this happen with TV episodes.
With movies on the other hand I actually use this as a feature. Anything in my queue marked as "Short/Long delay" I will deliberately move to the top of my queue. That way I don't wait to work through my queue to where a delayed item is and then wait again for that disk to become available; the queue works around the block of delayed items and as soon as any show up I'll get one. Sometimes if there is a big block of delayed items at the top of my queue for a long time Netflix will send me an extra disk above what my subscription level is.
"I just subscribed to dvd.com and will cancel netflix.com"
DVD.com *is* Netflix.