If you're curious what gets generated, Godbolt maps the C code to ASM, and provides explanations of the instructions on hover. Link below processes the source using CLANG, providing a cleaner result than GCC.
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Gold's plain "prepared" horseradish is ubiquitous around here, and it only contains horseradish, vinegar, and salt.
A radical (barbaric) way might be to immediately tourniquet the finger, anesthetize, and cut off the tip! They could hang a little guillotine next to the eye-wash station....
https://www.google.com/maps/place/SpaceX+Launch+Facility/@25...
We'll find other ways to challenge him.
It's an incentive and delegation problem. I'm in the US, and have been through three large renovations to family homes, and the trades I've worked were (nearly) all HIGHLY skilled, but had zero incentive to exceed energy efficiency goals required by code. The small business contractor needs to complete your project, get paid, and move on to the next. The best ones don't have any extra time - they're prospecting clients and building estimates for the next big project.
Paypal was a huge catalyst for online auctions and small business, and it took took time for behavior like this to develop. And as others have said, they worked hard to not be a bank.
An analysis of prevalence and growth of both would be an interesting next step.
And just because the building is new and the grounds are beautiful does not mean you get better care.
I live in a large town, population about 60K, and the ChargePoint app shows these options near me right now. This includes ALL charging networks, but only J1772 plugs that fit my car:
16 "public" ports are in the area:
- 4 are actually inside an apartment complex
- 2 are at Whole Foods, but I know 1 has been broken for years.
- 2 are BEHIND car dealerships. That's not really public.
- 3 are at someone's house?
- 2 are at the gym, but 1 has been broken for years.
- 2 are at a high school. I don't spend time there.
- 1 is at the library, and it's always occupied or broken.
If I expand the search to other places I shop:
- 2 ports are at the mall, but 1 of them is broken, and because they're close to the entrance, they're often ICEd.
Thankfully, I drive a PHEV so I can charge at home overnight, and burn gas for long distances. To date, 75% of this car's miles were electric.
But I can't use it anymore, because it swaps.
My work laptop has only 8GB, soldered. One day I was shocked to find the NVME had only 50% useful life left. Digging further, FF memory demand was causing paging, on a drive that was so fast I wasn't really bothered by it. Who knows how long that had gone on....
Edge doesn't appear to do this.
- whole phrase intent recognition rates. Run the transcribed phrase through a classifier to identify what the phrase is asking for, and compare that to what was expected, calculating an F1 score. Keep track of phrases that score poorly: they need to be improved.
- "domain term" error rate. Identify a list of key words that important to the domain and that must be recognized well, such as location names, products to buy, drug names, terms of art. For every transcribed utterance, measure the F1 score for those terms, and track alternatives created in confusion matrix. This results in distilled list of words the system gets wrong and what is heard instead.
- overall word error rate, to provide a general view of model performance.
I wish they made these an add-on.
Until then, I expect to hear my fancy files are "broken."
I explain below, but since Singapore was mentioned, I need to ask a cultural question first:
What do parents and teachers from outside the US do when a child DOESN'T understand math? How is math taught so that kids don't end up crying, getting sick, or hating themselves when faced with math problems? Or is there selection bias: it does happen, but "those kids" are left behind, and never seen by the rest of the world?
My personal experience with kids and math:
I'm in the US, and have one child who repeatedly could not complete math work during school, and would bawl and protest how stupid they were when given math homework at home. Completing it would take hours. Far behind, they could not multiply at age 8 or do fractions at 11. Tutors couldn't cover in an hour what other students finish in 10 minutes. Yet doctors indicated there's no learning disability.
So this leads to my perspective: a prodigious child may certainly be capable of these and enjoy the challenge. But for some others, this may succeed in making them feel worse about themselves, because it's yet another example math they don't understand.
See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/Exchange/policy-and-complia...
Adultery, abuse, and addiction are not new.
> There will be CE releases after 2.6, but unlike Plus, they’ll be done when they’re ready, not on a regular cadence.
It's only one data point, but I'm in New England and from my home office I've watched builders replace 3 1960's-era homes with large colonials. Each is insulated with fiberglass, no visible foam, and nothing outside the sheathing (exterior plywood) except vapor paper / tyvek.
Sure, it meets code requirements for inches of insulation, but it's far from air tight or efficient.
https://www.theverge.com/2021/6/9/22525028/apple-music-spati...
- I often would like to watch one team member update Trello or Mural, at the same time as another updates Github, while I update a contract. I'd move those streams to my 4k monitor, to keep them readable, while I work on my primary.
- If I'm running a demo to a client, I'd like to have one stream sharing the demo platform, while another shares video of my haggard face, and a third shows my presentation. I don't want to share my whole desktop, to avoid sharing slack or SMS notifications.
OBS can probably do #2. Nothing does #1.
https://about.bnef.com/blog/behind-scenes-take-lithium-ion-b...