Thank you for sharing this updated clarification. I just shared it with that medical professional who showed me the original. Hoping to spread this clarification
> Maduro’s indictment marks the second time that the U.S. government has brought criminal charges against a sitting foreign head of state. The last time was in 1989, when federal prosecutors in Miami indicted Panamanian strongman Manuel Noriega on drug-trafficking charges. and U.S. military forces seized him late that year. Noriega was convicted at trial, imprisoned in the Miami area and died in 2017.
I wonder if we'll see this part of history replay itself in 2020/2021.
> Most of what you learn in uni physics is Math. But the Math is only one (outdated) description of the nature of physical law.
Is this the lack of additional parameters for the equations? All of my physics problems (only took a couple courses) were like "what if this spherical horse rolled down a hill at 34 degree decline" but failed to include friction, atmosphere. Just gravity. It always felt fake to me. Perhaps this is what you were alluding to by the "outdated" description?
I’ve lived this small and you get clever. I put things in storage under my bed, in my bookshelf, and in boxes in my closet. Worst case, I would just stack them in the open or on counters, behind the sink, and on window ledges
> If literally the only thing they do is force a sensible election system, it’ll be worth it.
If global history (even just the past 70 years) is any indication of the results, there's a very high chance a coup won't force a sensible election system. Let's not dream up this situation
I'm sure the hospital nurses can learn via on-the-job training in a day. This is an emergent situation. No one is suggesting pulling a random person off the street to do it
Your numbers are way off, as you didn't account for redundancy of the drives (any failure or bit flips of 1 of those 2,470 drives will cause corruption of likely the entire data set).
> Network cards, bandwidth, electricity cost > I can't guess.
This is where a huge amount of cost is.
> And that won't be recurring cost.
Maintenance, humans, cooling, drive replacements, property, building, land tax, payroll tax are all recurring costs.
Wow. This gave me a flashback to the early days of iOS jailbreaking, back in late 2000's. Wasn't "alpine" the password for the original jailbreak (that you downloaded over a safari/web PDF link if I recall). I never did learn exactly why "alpine" was the password...
+1 to this. I think it was 4 years back, the oil prices dropped hard and the airlines bought futures quantities in large supply to hedge for future needs. It was a smart strategy
This is really cool Sundeep, thanks for doing this! Question for you: what did you use to draw the diagrams for the "Javascript Regex" book, such as on the cover? Thanks!