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In all honestly mathematical operations are still better performed by LOCK prefixed architectures since there is no reason to go to the assembler level to re-read the cache... if all you're going to be doing is perform a mathematical operation.
LL/SC is good for displays/publishing operations (losers win all) ... not for graphics or mathematical ops.
There are methods of profit maximization whose abstract functionality is basically the same, the only thing that changes are the parameters.
I sincerely believe administrative sciences tend to not make clear abstractions out of this, since that is... hard...
-Some universe out there, with a god smarter and better than ours-
BTW you made me lol when you followed my ridiculous "internet collapse" scenario.
I'll be definitely coming back to this answer.
What I get from this is that the processor arch. Is dictated by the compiler at compile time, and by writing to bytecode directly we are skipping this.
I thought the proc. arch. was established by the manufacturer and was unavoidably implemented by the jni at runtime... unless there is an interface on top of the jn-interface to deal with the proc. But it seems absurd... why do this at compile time?
The compiler? The "cloud"?
And this goes back to my lack of understanding of what "publishing" a package means to Oracle and the ecosystem in general.
If I publish something on Maven, my guess is that it is transformed into bytecode directly, so that when I pull my package from a diff device the code can run. In this case if the entire "internet" collapses then the only way to run my code would be a flashdrive with the .java file run via a compiler... unless there is a machine that has the JVM installed WITHOUT the compiler... THEN the bytecode is useful... Am I correct?
The reason why it seems not as effective (at lower price brakets) is because the entire industry is based on fake numbers. This fake degree of effectivity allow them to balloon the prices,
1st By alleging that the ad is "as effective as what you are willing to pay" 2nd. Their "massive" userbases.
In reality lower priced ads are not effective precisely because their userbase is not as massive.
as such what should be defined as normal tier is now the highest priced type of advertisement campaign.
The people hardly dig into this as there is no real incentive, billion dollar companies are not being sold all the time.
The % of bots was known to be between 15 and 20 before he made the deal.
If your plan is to buy a soda company to sell soda I would not believe a good strat is to reveal how cheap the product is, in reality, you are basically cornering yourself.
If he manages to buy it,the issue will immediately dissapear.
If he would genuinly made an effort to unmask the industry to help the consumer, I would be behind that.
It is bad to do that as you just justify their behaviour, and allow them to keep behaving as such by giving them what they expect and want.
Maybe my attitude could land me some enemies and prevent me opportunities, but I decided not to continue that vicious cycle.
We need to surround ourselves with people we respect and respects us equally, somewhere were feedback is possible.
Not only for the better of our minds but also for the better of the things we produce.
(Name was ProPhone 1993, so not really pre 90's) https://youtu.be/yBupNdYe08g?t=1078
I've seen people argue that one side should be called "sieved" while others say it should be named "selected"... to add to this , let's add even more complexity, since "selected" implies agency.. while filter performs a passive _selection_, in which case it should not be considered a selection at all.
It seems easy, but in reality some concepts (If not all) are inherently messy, specially on the English language since it seems the most abstract of all languages.
I've found that a good way to avoid this ownership conflict in OO is to categorically prohibit any public accessors to _inherited_ variables, be it at construction phase or later, be it passively (via setters) or actively (via observers).
And there should be only ONE provider of said value, also I've found is sometimes better to have a hot spot where all nodes converge and use it as a nursing node, and JUST THEN, fork this nursing node into every let's say "logic gate requirement" node (with a cached state each).
This is a good approach IMO as long as these smaller nodes are required by more than 2 observers, if not, then a simple specialized observer is the way to go.
The issue? A group of old professors chose to stop teaching a particular procedure.
Reason? Market prices of that procedure had began to be driven down by competing professionals.
She sounded so disappointed, as she should.
Never underestimate the power of greed against the well being of everyone else.
It's not *just* the color or race of someone's skin, but also a lot other factors.
If we trace back the repeating attributes of social class and wealth they all tend to gravitate to similar genetical discriminations (from wikipedia: "ability to distinguish one thing from another.")
And once the discrimination crosses the ingroup barrier, then the measure keeps "ranking" them among the different outgroups.
Before the internet the ingroups were not measured against outgroups as much.
Social media has made the entirety of humanity aware that civilization has been built on its entirety by a discriminatory principle, in all aspects, and all of them can be traced back to a genetic discrimination.
When this is positioned against humans attempt at transcending nature (with laws, politics and science) it becomes a matter of choice.
At the degree that our species is able to choose their sexual partners, the genetic "gap" of what we deem attractive will accelerate the same way dog breeds had been "evolving" since it became popular to breed them, which is just a couple hundred years.
This is my cynical approach... A right-to-center leaning person is in no position to argue "handouts are to blame", or "zoomers/millenials want it easy"... a truly right-to-center political commentary should be telling restaurant owners "Work smarter".
I think Instagram has an option to not show your number and not to appear in recommendations, but I'm sure it doesn't work.