We like voide chat... during combat. But it sucks if kids start chating private stuff and miss that we are in combat again. Out of combat I prefere radio silence or talk about tactics.
Well, and I consider people who don't know that nearly everything in nature/physics is a zero sum game: idiots. Btw: that has nothing to do with 'believes'.
But you do know that people only exhale as much CO2 as the food they eat took from the atmosphere? It is a zero sum game, or are you an complete idiot?
It (Apple) doesn't get counterfeited really It gets counterfeited. I saw an fake iPhone 5, backside with Apple logo, FC number, "designed in Cupertino" etc. in gold letters. Starting it showed a typical iPhone screen with Safari and Mail etc. icons, but all the apps where Androids with replaced icons. Was funny.
Not really an answer to you, Rahvin, I just quote you. Your arguement is it may lock the US out not to share but assume they would share and some would consider it highly likely that they wouldn't. What technology does the USA actually have to share? Intel processors... hm, now let me think... an iPhone is not really "technology", neither is a laptop... they can build nukes, so can China... hm... an Aircraft Carrier, China bought their only one from Russia, hm... actually I have a really hard time to think about anything that the USA has the rest of the world, particularly China, has not. Well, now some pharmaceutic companies come to mind, but that is more a money and "we buy what we can" thing than technology or innovation. So: what actually is it that China is "stealing" from the US? I can not really imagine any US product being interesting for me, well an Apple Laptop, made in Ireland, or an iPhone made in China or Taiwan, or a Harley Davidson, made in Thailand... what exactly is it, the US is making and gets stolen by Chinese companies? Sure, I could buy an US car... but as I live without a car and use my bicycle... why would I? A vietnamese, korean, or russian car is cheaper (got for bid an Indian one). Any other car, like from Europe or Scandinavia is better. Ah, a Tesla would perhaps be an exception.
So again: what exactly is the US producing that is worth to be stolen?
Does not matter if your points 1) to 6) are true or false. US tariffs on Chinese companies/products change nothing on that... go figure.
China violates their trade agreements in every possible way, so much so that it would *almost* be better to not trade with China at all. Citation needed:D What kind of trade agreements do you even have with China?
some manufacturing in Europe^H^H^H^H^H^H the USA to avoid the tariffs. Fixing that for you... why the funk would they "move" production around in Europe to save tariffs for imports from the USA to Europe?
I already posted the relevant articles of the charter of human rights and the relevant articles of the german constitution, which obviously does not apply in the UK.
It is not professional to put yourself in a position in which you have a conflict of interest, whether you would act on that interest or not. There is no conflict of interest to work together with your significant other in the same team or project. Assuming that is... well, I told you what I think about that:D
As I said before: You can find every number you want if you have enough "points". What is so hard to get? The numbers you show are coincidents, thats all.
30 Baht is 90 $cents... which super market did you check? Sounds quite expensive for Thailand. OTOH I believe cheap rice in Germany is about 4Euro per kg. Unless you buy a 25kg sack in an Asia Shop:D
They cost the same everywhere No they don't. Why the fuck would they? You never heard about the fact that not every food grows everywhere? That wages are different? That transport actually costs something?
An Avocado in Germany is about $4. It does not grow here. A sack of Avocado in Thailand, about 25 pieces, is $2.
Same for rice and any other food like Mango, Papaya, Shrimps/Prawns, Octopus or actually any sea food etc. It gets even more interesting if you go eating in a restaurant. In Thailand I pay for a kingly meal for 3 or 4 persons $25. The same meal would cost me in Germany $300 or $400.
What do you think a box of simple Pasta costs in Thailand? Or olive oil? 10 times as much as in Germany, 20 times as much as in Italy or Spain, 40 times as much as in Greece. Already in Europe the price difference can easy be a factor 4 to 10, from east to west or north to south. Why should a Cheddar cheese from UK cost the same in Paris or Berlin as it does in Manchester? For funk sake, obviously it is more expensive outside of the UK. Why should red wine from Italy or France cost the same in Germany or the UK like in the land of production? Are you really such dumb?
America seems to be focused around cheap food everywhere, so you can not imagine that at other places it is cheaper. However: at many places (first world nations) it is more expensive than in the US. OTOH if we talk about quality food, it seems to be incredible hard to find "affordable" places in the US.
Stop using the word Lying when someone makes a mistake. As you cited no sources, I could as well say: you are lying.
Especially considering the PowerPC and SPARC part. They had register windows and register renaming, I would bet $100 they had speculative execution as well, because register renaming makes not much sense without it.
50 cents buys about a pound of uncooked rice in a market in India That is nonsense. I obviously don't know the price in India, but it is likely a tenth or even less than in Germany. E.g. in Thailand you pay for a sack of rice about $10, to heavy to carry for an ordinary person.
Food prices, especially unprepared, vary easily by a factor between 10 and 100 from country to country.
3 good meals, yes. Most of the time of the year you don't need a roof...
Anyway, I guess the parent meant: if there is more power available, likely more people gets power, it does not necessarily mean that those who already have power can spent more.
As I saif before: implying that either my spouse or I have not enough professionalism to have "no conflict of interest" is slander.
It is unethical to promote your spouse because s/he is your spouse. It is not unethical to work in the same team/hierachy as peers, or as inferiour or superiour. And it is not unethical to promote her/him because s/he is the best for the job, either!
Unless something unethical is happening, there is no reason to interfere, neither by action nor by imposing a policy. And if something unethical is happening: you fire both, for conspiring against the interests of the company/of their employer.
Unless you can show me the UK law that disallows such a policy I'll continue to believe the multiple companies for which I've worked that have had such a policy. Would be easier for both of us if you could find some examples:D
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A paper envelope is not a warhead.
It is a paper envelope.
And that anthrax was nor "manufactured" but stolen.
With points I man data points, does not matter if if is "length" or "angle".
Sorry, your "strange findings" are coincidences.
We like voide chat ... during combat.
But it sucks if kids start chating private stuff and miss that we are in combat again.
Out of combat I prefere radio silence or talk about tactics.
The exact same thing ...
Well,
and I consider people who don't know that nearly everything in nature/physics is a zero sum game: idiots.
Btw: that has nothing to do with 'believes'.
But you do know that people only exhale as much CO2 as the food they eat took from the atmosphere?
It is a zero sum game, or are you an complete idiot?
My hometown, Karlsruhe, Germany, is overrun with Chinese students.
Mostly studying electric and mechanical engineering.
It (Apple) doesn't get counterfeited really
It gets counterfeited. I saw an fake iPhone 5, backside with Apple logo, FC number, "designed in Cupertino" etc. in gold letters.
Starting it showed a typical iPhone screen with Safari and Mail etc. icons, but all the apps where Androids with replaced icons. Was funny.
Not really an answer to you, Rahvin, I just quote you. ... hm, now let me think ... an iPhone is not really "technology", neither is a laptop ... they can build nukes, so can China ... hm ... an Aircraft Carrier, China bought their only one from Russia, hm ... actually I have a really hard time to think about anything that the USA has the rest of the world, particularly China, has not. ... what exactly is it, the US is making and gets stolen by Chinese companies? ... but as I live without a car and use my bicycle ... why would I? A vietnamese, korean, or russian car is cheaper (got for bid an Indian one). Any other car, like from Europe or Scandinavia is better. Ah, a Tesla would perhaps be an exception.
Your arguement is it may lock the US out not to share but assume they would share and some would consider it highly likely that they wouldn't.
What technology does the USA actually have to share? Intel processors
Well, now some pharmaceutic companies come to mind, but that is more a money and "we buy what we can" thing than technology or innovation.
So: what actually is it that China is "stealing" from the US?
I can not really imagine any US product being interesting for me, well an Apple Laptop, made in Ireland, or an iPhone made in China or Taiwan, or a Harley Davidson, made in Thailand
Sure, I could buy an US car
So again: what exactly is the US producing that is worth to be stolen?
Does not matter if your points 1) to 6) are true or false. ... go figure.
US tariffs on Chinese companies/products change nothing on that
China violates their trade agreements in every possible way, so much so that it would *almost* be better to not trade with China at all. :D
Citation needed
What kind of trade agreements do you even have with China?
some manufacturing in Europe^H^H^H^H^H^H the USA to avoid the tariffs. ... why the funk would they "move" production around in Europe to save tariffs for imports from the USA to Europe?
Fixing that for you
I already posted the relevant articles of the charter of human rights and the relevant articles of the german constitution, which obviously does not apply in the UK.
It is not professional to put yourself in a position in which you have a conflict of interest, whether you would act on that interest or not. ... well, I told you what I think about that :D
There is no conflict of interest to work together with your significant other in the same team or project. Assuming that is
As I said before:
You can find every number you want if you have enough "points".
What is so hard to get? The numbers you show are coincidents, thats all.
The chance is 100% that it is not a secret message.
It is simply the simplest form to build a stable pyramid with maximum height. ROFL
30 Baht is 90 $cents ... which super market did you check? Sounds quite expensive for Thailand. :D
OTOH I believe cheap rice in Germany is about 4Euro per kg. Unless you buy a 25kg sack in an Asia Shop
They cost the same everywhere
No they don't.
Why the fuck would they? You never heard about the fact that not every food grows everywhere? That wages are different? That transport actually costs something?
An Avocado in Germany is about $4. It does not grow here.
A sack of Avocado in Thailand, about 25 pieces, is $2.
Same for rice and any other food like Mango, Papaya, Shrimps/Prawns, Octopus or actually any sea food etc. It gets even more interesting if you go eating in a restaurant. In Thailand I pay for a kingly meal for 3 or 4 persons $25. The same meal would cost me in Germany $300 or $400.
What do you think a box of simple Pasta costs in Thailand? Or olive oil? 10 times as much as in Germany, 20 times as much as in Italy or Spain, 40 times as much as in Greece. Already in Europe the price difference can easy be a factor 4 to 10, from east to west or north to south. Why should a Cheddar cheese from UK cost the same in Paris or Berlin as it does in Manchester? For funk sake, obviously it is more expensive outside of the UK. Why should red wine from Italy or France cost the same in Germany or the UK like in the land of production? Are you really such dumb?
America seems to be focused around cheap food everywhere, so you can not imagine that at other places it is cheaper. However: at many places (first world nations) it is more expensive than in the US. OTOH if we talk about quality food, it seems to be incredible hard to find "affordable" places in the US.
Stop using the word Lying when someone makes a mistake.
As you cited no sources, I could as well say: you are lying.
Especially considering the PowerPC and SPARC part. They had register windows and register renaming, I would bet $100 they had speculative execution as well, because register renaming makes not much sense without it.
WebAssembly is not the same as Asm.js (which is subset of JavaScript)
WebAssembly is a bytecode similar to C#/.Net bytecode or Java bytecode.
However it runs in a sandbox like JavaScript and has an API to the JavaScript engine.
I guess an electric train runs well on solar power ...
(*facepalm*)
50 cents buys about a pound of uncooked rice in a market in India
That is nonsense. I obviously don't know the price in India, but it is likely a tenth or even less than in Germany. E.g. in Thailand you pay for a sack of rice about $10, to heavy to carry for an ordinary person.
Food prices, especially unprepared, vary easily by a factor between 10 and 100 from country to country.
3 good meals, yes. ...
Most of the time of the year you don't need a roof
Anyway, I guess the parent meant: if there is more power available, likely more people gets power, it does not necessarily mean that those who already have power can spent more.
Well, a cooker could be powered directly with focused sunlight.
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As I saif before: implying that either my spouse or I have not enough professionalism to have "no conflict of interest" is slander.
It is unethical to promote your spouse because s/he is your spouse. It is not unethical to work in the same team/hierachy as peers, or as inferiour or superiour. And it is not unethical to promote her/him because s/he is the best for the job, either!
Unless something unethical is happening, there is no reason to interfere, neither by action nor by imposing a policy. And if something unethical is happening: you fire both, for conspiring against the interests of the company/of their employer.
Unless you can show me the UK law that disallows such a policy I'll continue to believe the multiple companies for which I've worked that have had such a policy. Would be easier for both of us if you could find some examples :D
It is not unethical.
Why the funk would it?
and in the UK it's legal to stop you. I doubt that :D