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The articles misses one important factor: Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, OKCupid et al. have changed the market in such a way that in a large city, even the homeliest of girls can log on and within hours arrange sex with a guy who she would otherwi
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Some issues could be: 1. It is not obvious to everyone. 2. Another integral parameter called k is added later on. Now which is which? 3. Another guy might call all his integral parameters k. n and k are used for the same thing all over the
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Uncle Bob’s Clean Code.
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The article is wrong on ‘usta’. In modern Turkish, ‘usta’ isn’t used only for cooks, but for all master tradesmen. It literally means ‘master’, and is commonly appended to a person’s name as a form of address. A carpenter or joiner might be
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There is no standard minimum speed limit on motorways in the UK unless indicated by a blue circular sign, which can apply to any road. These are rare. Motorbikes under a certain power limit, disabled vehicles, bicycles and horses are also n
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I had a similar experience two nights ago where the car in front of me just slowed down for no reason before joining. I was checking my shoulder and only realised when it was too late. It was either rear end him or join. My front wheel came
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I never considered defining functions as I go. That is a good idea. Previously I've just relied on readline. typeset is a new find. It might be good to have a function, which when called by another function, generates a file name assoc
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Ask HN: Shell-Based Research Workflow?
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It was a joke.
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Not just a lemonade enema, but even more perverse: An enema made with lemonade thrown up by a nurse.
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This is off-topic.
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iptables is a firewall/NAT interface. nftables is newer and easier to learn, at least to me. You might want to get into that instead of iptables.
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The thing that you and also Kate miss is that things like "classist", "ugly" and "aesthetic" are simply terms which define nothing objective and which reside in your head alone. You see a building and call it &
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TLDR: The author has still to come to terms with the meaninglessness, contrivance and absurdity of her own life and of everything around her, and has been pushed by a meaningless, contrived and absurd building to write a similarly meaningle
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Wouldn’t cycling over the lines of an ASCII middle finger be more efficient and equally as useful as generating random strings? The middle finger would fit in a few cache lines at most.
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What’s the benefit here over a normal capacitor (honest question)?
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Yes, induction does have higher max power in comparison to the terrible resistance hobs and the slightly less terrible ceramics. The problem with induction is that it doesn't work when you don't have a completely even bottom (on y
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I completely agree on the acoustic isolation part though. The slats completely negate that in noisy areas even when closed.
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I really hope they don’t. One, electric cooking is shit however you wrap it up. I have found a large correlation between people being okay with electric cooking in places I’ve lived and also not cooking/not knowing how to cook. That’s
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The problem is that if it’s cold enough outside that you need double glazing, then opening the slats would negate the benefit. Heat exchangers really are the only solution here, but of course the UK seems to be at least a century behind on
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Thanks for the source.
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According to Wikipedia, Military Standard 498 has been replaced with ISO/IEC/IEEE 12207. Do you have any experience with that? Do you have experience with any other modern standards for software development?
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Couldn’t you just solve this by requiring submissions to be signed with a key signed by another chosen trusted authority. This authority could either be the maintainer, or somewhere else which charges a nominal fee for a certificate.
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I see from the below link that the ‘STAR this’ pointer would be captured implicitly by reference in this case. This happens regardless of a default capture type if it does exist. To truly capture a member by value, you can (1) make a copy o
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Part 1 says that it is not correct to call a lambda which value-captures a member of a temporary instance of a class. Is that really correct? Isn’t the whole point of value-capturing that the value is copied and preserved regardless of the
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Thanks.
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Could you explain why in this hypothetical scenario a warning should be emitted for “for (int i = 0...)”?
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How would the SSH work?
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I don’t know your needs and goals, and maybe it has to be HTTP, but what about handling the sockets yourself? People could then use netcat to send and receive, and the server could block either end until someone connects on the other end. P
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It’s not too hard to set up your own VPS with Debian/OpenBSD and do the email forwarding/server yourself. The key is that it’s then literally a matter of a bash script to generate and accept one-time email addresses. You have to j

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