men inte på Intrepol. Jag letade där...

@@lilimili5620 snart blir det

Lame of Swedish judge system, while they hunt Swedes for parkingtickets, speeding, demostratiing for freedom an government corruption, lies, restrictions.. A gay who travel w false Covid pass, got jauld for 14 days immediately. How is This a wors crime then this fals doctor a criminal that giving put over 100. 000 of thousand Covid pass.. How can they let these out from jail (häktet), of course they going to run back to there home country and live like kings on the Swedes behalf. NO the criminal system should hunt him and his thugs brothers down, take all his money, belongings, home, cars etc ther in Irak and in Sweden.

I will assume that was a couple minutes of swearing at programming an Earth to Moon and back system.

OMG. Prescient at the end.

He held a course in Erlang at my university. The man had a galaxy sized brain.

@@DuTuben32 It must have been amazing having him as a professor. Thanks for sharing.

Only 68 years old. I now start to worry about myself. We are all mortals even if youtube helps to extend our recognized life a few more years.

no useless floating point units

Thank you :)

That's an interesting thought... Hmmm You'd have a bit of an issue with tiny functions - I mean after all a lot of functions are recursive in one way or another

@@dennydravis8758 recursive function is kinda special case that detected by most compillers, so it can work in one process. Other tiny functions like add(a,b) also kinda special case and can be inlined, just because it's size or because of some tag...

Two of the connected components are my parents. One is a mob boss, and the other is a mob king-pin. [I have nothing to do with the mob. I am their `meal ticket`].

What about alternatives like quantile regression models, conditional transformation models (see webpage of Torsten Hothorn, ETHZ), bayesian models, etc.

ohhh I see what you did here! ahahahaha

No - ETS tables use memory of course, but you interact with them in one of the same ways you'd interact with external storage, ie, you send messages to a process, they're just fast (though not strictly as fast as just munging memory directly). One of the problems in using shared memory is, for instance, a shared references to data that's been changed 'out from under you' and unexpected/undefined behavior, and the various ways you need to complicate your code to detect or prevent that, and that's a problem that doesn't happen with data that's copied out of an ets table and returned to you in a message. It's pretty fast, basically like Redis, but like Redis (unless you've embedded it), there'll be copying overhead so it's not a magic bullet -- but also like Redis, it's in the right order of magnitude to speed up a whole lot of things.

I think he said that google does it wrong :-)

Any way to find out what he said during that time interval? Is there a transcript?

No transcript found if you search on Google. I sense foul play.

Very odd...

HAHAHA

that example was quite weak. Of course there exists the concept of simultaneity in physics. He literally _based_ the example *on the two stars exploding simultaneously* once again: the basis of the example is that the two stars indeed exploded *simultaneously*