@amiloradovsky @danielhglus yes, but when we optimize the code we need to merge everything again and process it sequentially, at least in the worst case. We could also solve a search problem to optimize which modules we should merge but then it's a question of whether it's not faster to just do everything sequentially from the beginning.
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@danielhglus @amiloradovsky it's relatively easy to parallelize stuff, the difficult part is to make the parallel version faster than the sequential version.
@kaniini I'm afraid that the underlying platform might interfere with the timing of the shitposts.
@feld tbh, literal nationalization is probably a bad idea. But it shouldn't be too difficult to make a national security argument or similar to enable various states to fund such an initiative. The funny thing is that h.323, sip, h.264, etc have already been funded by governments, it's 'just' an implementation which is lacking.
@feld yeah, the video conferencing systems should be nationalized and free'd. There no reason these means of communication should be in control of only a few people.
H.323/SIP have _a lot_ softer transients than all proprietary and pseudo-webrtc softwares combined
@morganth there's still the 'Johnsons Britain' 1000 piece puzzle no one has dared to start yet.
@karen it only has to match the first one, the rest is optional (obviously). What the algorithm actually does depends on whether it tries to find the longest match, shortest match or something else.
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@hj that's my everyday goal. But the reason that some beers are still at 4,7% is probably two-fold, first I cannot find the relevant sources for the 4,7% thing right now but I think it's roots are from before the independence, second they would have to retune the recipe from 4,7 to 5,5 without changing it's character and that might be impossible.