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say more! Is it that it has typeclasses but they're closed?
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You can also do lunatic things like overload the `Object` prototype and get synchronous FFI by encoding then decoding an object. I do this at work to get locale-aware sorting. I know you know this, but it'll be news to others in the th
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> a type safe language with a single solid toolchain Been paying the bills for 5.5 years now writing in one that gets a fair amount of stick for being ~6.7 years with no language version releases (one is planned for this summer though th
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it's like reading instructions for using a GUI program (open this dialog, click this checkbox, fill in this value) vs copying and pasting a complex FFMpeg command
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and Walnut!
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If we include the word Latin, then we have speakers of Ladino (also called Judeo-Spanish) and Ladin (natively called ladino). The first is derived from Old Spanish and spoken by Sephardic Jews everywhere but in Spain where they were expelle
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Lake Tahoe (Lake Big Lake). River Avon (River River). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tautological_place_nam...
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I'm counting the liths and I'm getting a lot more than mono
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You are allowed to try to use the defense in some places, but there's no guarantee that it will work. It is banned in DC and 30 states: California, Illinois, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maine, Nevada, New York, New Jersey, Washi
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ugh, the WORST! The name says what they're for: publishing a single copy of a book. They aren't meant to get crushed in a backpack and opened hundreds of times, but we have yet to admit that we are failing the youth with this garb
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I was at boarding school and we didn't have lockers, so you needed everything for all your classes in your bag because the dorms were a hike (and you can't go back during the day until 10th grade).
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Trapper Keepers are binders. Did they also make folders? Regardless, asked and answered yeronner: not big enough for a whole term. Things fall out if you turn your bag upside down or put the folder in upside down
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This was recommended. Those things always suck. Also the paper tears with use in the binders. Not into it. Also the handouts come stapled automatically by the copier. In a hanging file I could leave them stapled.
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they never have enough space for a whole term
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One term in high school I put a laptop bag strap on a hanging file box and used that as a bag for a semester. It made me nuts that teachers hand you stuff you need to hold on to that has no holes in it, but you're supposed to store it
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They sell adapters to turn oil cans into silencers. Each one should be a violation of the National Firearms Act and subject to up to a half million dollar fine https://www.atf.gov/media/25071/download Nota bened;
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My secret for test-only code is to provide functions whose first argument is a value that only exist in a test scenario. There are also static analysis rules for the linter in my language of choice that disallows test-only functions being c
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I can't view this blog on my work laptop. Runs afoul of our firewall. Self signed certs do too.
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it says so at the end of the article
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Never said they were, just said it's a good book about a pretty unique set of circumstances and the biography of one guy in the middle of it.
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Similar to what? Von Neumann was part of Europe's elite scientific brain drain to the US in the 20th century, that's all.
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And they have daily placemat style games. Delightful. Solve maybe an NP complete shape filler then do some word juggling.
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Highly recommend The Man from the Future biography of John von Neumann. We got The Martians for a steal because Europe was too hostile to minorities and we got the Manhattan Project and computers out of the deal. Never gonna have a brai
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Roman legions would execute every 10th man as collective punishment. Kept the survivors in line. No idea if it ever actually happened.
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> stumbled upon the old Decimation thing on Wikipedia He took Latin at his first high school and at Exeter when he went there for 11th and 12th grades, so he almost certainly knew it without Wikipedia. But yeah, whenever I've surviv
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The only place I've worked that logged out technical details (inside of a <details> element) was also the one that did the best with logging those in Bugsnag and then having engineers triage them and create tickets. I think those
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> you can set it up such that each word shows up with a different sentence and image each time you see it. Does this handle declined languages? I had an idea about 15 years ago to learn Russian by dynamically generating short phrase flas
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> In 2023, Wizards—which publishes Magic: The Gathering—sent the Pinkerton detective agency to the home of a YouTuber who had acquired 22 boxes of cards Born too late to get into a gun fight with striking steel workers on behalf of two g
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> You appear to be in Denver, United States. Your internet provider is Netskope Inc. We know this because your IP address — 163.xxx.xxx.32 — was the first thing your device sent us. We know the rest of it. We chose not to display it. Mos
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You can do this at Target, Wal-Mart, The Gap (incl. Banana Republic, Old Navy), any department store (Macy's, Bloomingdales, Saks), Paul Stuart, Brooks Brothers. I'm struggling to think of anywhere you cannot do this. Did you drop

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