I did. 450, according to CNN, no sources cited, and no reference to how many died of hunger before the war. One thing I did not expect on this board is innumeracy.
You are speaking with 100% certainty of the timelines. You don't know any details of these leases and are simply making assumptions. Even if your assumptions are correct, the pandemic officially ended 2 years ago.
When I was six, some older kid showed me this trick, but I could never really cross my eyes. These days, I wear glasses, so I guess no new superpowers for me.
I used to grab coffee in Toronto's Nordstrom cafe. The store was positioned so that you had to cross it after getting out of the subway on your way to other stores and offices—as prime of a location as it gets. It still got tanked by the rent
I've seen people do this a lot. You have to tell Akka/actors which executorService to use. Actors are just a messaging/mailbox abstraction over threads/pools inspired by Erlang. Akka should use a work-stealing service by default, depending on the version, which might explain why non-blocking calculations used only two threads.
Do you need one when that ministry reports casualties exactly to single digits within minutes of any incident? Like "567 killed in Israeli attack on Gaza hospital", just look down at your keyboard to see where that number came from.
Yes, this bad mathematician's lingo is really unnecessary. It means someone else wrote an implementation of an interface called Num for your `a` type. Well, it is not really an interface. The correct term is type class, but that is details.