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You've gotten some great answers but lemme add another thing: The zero type is useful for things that should not happen that you can prevent at compile time, while the unit type is nice for things that can only happen one way. In Elm (
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What I REALLY like is that I got a 0 today and got 100 on the 16th. Variation like that is so solid; after a while doing the NYT you see how much answers (less so clues) repeat and it gets a bit repetitive.
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This is an amazing site. My team at work used to do a Sunday together every Friday afternoon. It was a nice remote game to play.
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Delightful! Longtime NYT crossword solver here (when I'm in the mood).
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The language features in question are, to my knowledge, unrestricted JS FFI and adding infix operators. Banning the former completely removes a whole class of security vulnerabilities. Banning the latter means you can't be as terse as
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The authors of Gren are all active in Elm community spaces. The first commit of Gren is the last public commit of Elm.
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You read about the sub like $20K EVs in China and you think "maybe we're due to get belt and roaded here."
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If you're talking about typeclasses, Roc calls them "abilities" https://www.roc-lang.org/abilities
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> Large apartment buildings of course do have trash chutes leading to a dumpster of some sort The bags therein get put out on the street in a big pile, however. Or they did before the new bin situation.
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> Often when families immigrated to America they tried to pick a spelling that would allow English speakers to pronounce their name close enough to what they were used to that they would understand they were being called. Sometimes the t
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I only remember the ones about the size of a discman with 2.5" laptop hard drives. The iPod was, I think, the first one with a 1.8" HDD. When the Macbook Air first came out it used the same 1.8" HDD
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right, I'm just putting a date on it for anyone wondering about when it happened in English. I have no idea when people got last names in those countries. Also they didn't have different last names before they got these names, the
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But after the Hamidian Massacres and the generally bloody 1890s.
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Labor disputes in the US led to the first use of arial bombardment by government aircraft. The Tulsa Massacre had some bombardment but it was strictly amateur/enthusiast, not government.
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Pretty sure that if they're in English, it happened around the time William the Conqueror did the Domesday book, the first census of England.
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There is a rich tradition of secret sauce Armenian-American businesses splitting in half in this way. Zankou Chicken forked, for instance, however much more acrimoniously.
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In his memoir "The Black Dog of Fate" Peter Balakian gives a breakdown like this for a relative branch of the family named Shekerlemejian: "şeker" is Turkish for "sugar" and "şekerleme" is "thing
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the difference, if you're looking to dive deeper into this, is that English is a more analytic language, and Latin is a more synthetic language. In Latin you mostly alter the form of the words to match their meaning. In English you mos
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The reason I switched from iTerm2 is it took multiple seconds to resize a window on macOS. I use Rectangle to resize windows, and by default my shortcut for "put this window on the left half" cycles through window sizes when the w
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y'all'd've
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Spanish is a fun example of the euphemistic treadmill applying to pronouns. Usted comes from "vuestra merced" meanining "your (plural) mercy" but refers to a singular person. We can take that to mean that the second pers
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it's older than latinx
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Dado stack. It's a smaller diameter than the blade. You'd have to be pretty lazy to not just reinstall the riving knife when you put a normal blade back on, but I could see that happening.
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Even American Sign Language itself has a huge racial split due to the legacy of segregated schools for the deaf. https://www.lingvano.com/asl/blog/what-is-basl-black-america...
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German Army had 1.3 million conscripts and 2.4 million volunteers in the period 1935-1939 so odds are he signed up to be there.
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> Did Hugo Boss do the design? I'm not saying that you're saying that, but there is a persistent meme that Hugo Boss designed the Nazi officer uniforms, or maybe is was the SS, or it was the whole Wehrmacht. This lends a certai
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I really hope you're right because I am 1000000% rooting for you. You just need two counterparties (could be two people in the same firm in the same practice!!) to use it to get some value somewhere in the whole process. As a humble so
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Reporting back from my biglaw pal I sent this to: > Big flaw in the product: 60 year old partner who still makes hand edits and has the Secretary scan the pages and send them out of order to the associate > Second big flaw in the pro
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Also `open -R path/to/file` opens Finder in the containing directory with the file highlighted (and thus scrolled into view). I use this with a script that takes a screen recording and trims some specified seconds off the end and
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I'm guessing that the airport was this one maybe? ttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Window_Rock_Airport Also IIRC (cum grano salis) the federal buildings in the Hopi reservation do observe DST and the state buildings in

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