Or they don't want to reveal the details of the algorithm to scrutiny as it might explicitly push a pro-Chinese agenda? Having the propaganda details public would be more damaging than just shutting it down.
Startup companies are a form of communism, as the early employees own a significant fraction of the company.
If they do well, they normally convert to capitalism where the workers don't own the company any longer, and the original staff cash out.
Exception that proves the rule works like this:
A sign saying "No ball games on this grass" is an exception that suggests the existence of a rule that you can play ball games on the rest of the grass.
It is supposed to mean that the existence of an exception suggests the existence of the assumed rule.
You can literally tick a box in settings and install from APK though. On Android at least.
How would a messaging system work without the keys being on the device?
Just because it's done commonly doesn't mean it's legal!
I think Universal Paperclips is a better simulation!
"There was an AI made of dust, whose poetry gained it man's trust..."
It can, if the integer is the fixed smallest decimal. It's not counting in dollars, it's counting in integer numbers of a hundredth of a cent.
The reason behind the use of the different letters is their different chemical behaviour though. You use D often enough it would be a pain to write H^2 every time. When you are buying deuterated NNR solvent, or writing H/D solvent exchange mechanisms, it's simply easier to use D rather than H^2. If other isotopes were used as commonly, they would have developed their own additional letter code!
The fact chemists give Deuterium a different letter, D rather than H, gives you a hint they consider it to behave differently. C12 and C13 don't get different letters, they get a superscript instead.
Since the only difference is their weight, it only really matters for H. He doesn't really do any interesting chemistry it doesn't get it's own letter for different isotopes like H does.
The main difference is the chemical energy to break the bond, as the zero-point vibrational energy is different.
Basically when you have two atoms bound together, there is a minimum vibrational energy they can have, due to the way the quantum mechanics works out. Deuterium being heavier than Hydrogen has a lower minimum energy, and so the bond is harder to break than a normal H-O bond, as it starts from a lower energy level.
I only posted it once, by it seems editors changed the title! This might be why they didn't notice the dupe?
I did actually write ousted but the editor changed it.
In an extraordinary turn of events, half of Nominet’s board has been voted out with immediate effect; the culmination of a long-drawn public campaign calling for the board’s overhaul. Board members of the Internet infrastructure firm Nominet, which regulates UK domain names, had been under fire for several months now for their decisions to take the company away from its not-for-profit mission. “I find it sad that we’ve got to this point,” said board chairman Mark Wood at the start of the extraordinary general meeting (EGM) as reported by The Register. “In the past, we clearly haven’t listened well enough to our members. We know that many things we need to do better,” said Wood, who was one of the members voted out, along with Nominet CEO Russell Haworth.
That's death rates for the driver. You need to look at the death rate of people hit to see how SUVs are dangerous.
We declare the names of all variables and functions. Yet the Tao has no type specifier.
