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lol same - but i needed this comment to take the bait
yes they had a hypothesis. that’s how science works.

You left out the other benefits the study found. those benefits seem to be quite significant. In fact, I will go as far as to say that sleep has been well associated with student performance.

You remark comes off as disingenuous and not ready for serious review.

Re:Nanosecond timestamp collisions are common on Friday July 21, 2023 @03:43AM (#36811107)
At some point doesn’t this come down to the ISA? A CPU running at 3GHz gets 3 clock cycles per nanosecond.

I bet there is a fair amount of optimization in the compiler that leads to back to back assembly calls of reading the clock register. If subsequent time.Now() calls happen within 3 clock cycles of each other, can you really fairly expect unique nanosecond precision…

i think what’s missing is that fracking is used in the U.S.

non-fracking methods are used outside the U.S.

fracking is worse for the environment than non-fracking methods.

i hold my personal opinions on each point but i think this is what OP was trying to convey

is the M86k used in any modern systems?