{title2=1996}
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Describes how how <spin-transfer torque> was used in <magnetoresistive RAM>

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Spin-transfer torque

Sometimes it just feels like Ubuntu devs don't actually use Ubuntu as a desktop.

Some extremely annoying problems are introduced and just never get fixed, even though they feel so obvious!

Would never happen on <Mac>...


Ubuntu feature request

USB Micro-B

Varsity

Varsity (Cambridge)

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https://www.quora.com/Why-do-up-quarks-and-down-quarks-have-different-charges


Why do the up ad down quarks have different masses?

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{tag=University of Cambridge alumnus}
{tag=Person educated at home}
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{title2=Mathematics}
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Bibliography: https://cyprus-mail.com/2021/02/10/a-focus-on-maths/

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Arran Fernandez

Intangible asset

Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics

{disambiguate=website}
{c}
{tag=Software with bad user interface}
{wiki}


Launchpad

Launchpad (website)

{c}
{title2=September to Christmas}
{title2=MT}
{wiki}

Like the <U.S.>' <fall term>.


Michaelmas term

MineDojo

Nuxt.js

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= RAM
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{synonym}
{title2}

In conventional speech of the early 2000's, is basically a synonym for <dynamic random-access memory>.


Random-access memory

SQL feature

SQL implementation

{c}
{wiki}

A quick look at <PostgreSQL>'s compliance notes: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/13/features.html shows the complete utter mess that this standard is. Multiple compliance levels that no one fully implements and optional features everywhere.


SQL standard

Tangible asset

{c}
{tag=Quantum computing}

Version of <TensorFlow> with a <Cirq> backend that can run in either <quantum computers> or <classical computer> simulations, with the goal of potentially speeding up <deep learning> applications on a <quantum computer> some day.


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