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As if a subunit with 5 parents can't be larger than a subunit with just 2 parents.

The experience you describe sounds exactly like someone didn't correctly handle the edge cases surrounding subunit numbers.

He's removed from the gene pool anyway, so evolution agrees with me, whatever that subunit did, it is to be destroyed.

If the Bitcoin will rise 10 times, that 0.0001 Bitcoin fee will be 63 USD cents which means that even if a Bitcoin is fungible up to eight subunit decimals, it will count only for fine-division of large numbers, not micro-payments.

Data isn't shown for every subunit of every country, the whole US have been sized according to their internet population, not each state.

Familial Periodic Paralysis is also called Hyperkalemic periodic paralysis and is due to mutations in the gene that encodes the alpha-subunit of the skeletal muscle sodium channel (SCN4A).

Yet, Danish companies like Lego, Carlsberg and Maersk (whose subunit Maersk Line in itself is the largest company of its kind in the world) seem to be doing fine.

But a subunit of a larger company can fail for a much longer period of time before becoming unable to continue, so that may be what causes the perceived differential.

Your Gemini or Opus question got send to a Texas datacenter where it got queued and processed by a subunit of 80 h200 140gb 1000w cards running a many billion or trillion parameter model.

Yes, he clearly should have taken into account any possible subunit denomination, including exotic native tribe money units like sea shells, because international programmers reading HN are not expected to think of that of their own.

People I've heard talk about public sector work (never heard any talk about military software security work) complain more about cultures where there are too many incentives to focus on the narrow mission of your own organizational subunit, and little feeling of (or decision-making with a view towards) the overall goals of the broader organization.

The subunit of the syndicate is a crime family or clan, organized by blood relationships, as seen in the Italian Mafia and the Italian American Mafia crime families (the Five Families dominating New York City crime, namely, the Gambino crime family, Genovese crime family, Lucchese crime family, Bonanno crime family, and the Colombo crime family).

The historical subunit of the yen is the "sen" (銭), which you often seen mentioned in prewar books.

I'd assume that Intel's long term trajectory is to have CPU/cache/memory/flash all on one system-on-a-chip "module" that is the smallest replaceable subunit.

From "the smallest" to "subunit 6 gene" is all one noun phrase, albeit a complex one.

[My former company/subunit used to be called "XXX Electron Devices" which I thought was so neat and cool, unique even.