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Statement A: OP was the only one claiming this. Statement B: you have a point According to you, A => B. However, you claiming (-A) does not necessarily mean -A => -B.
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> would that have made you less defensive? Loaded question fallacy [1]. Can't say yes or no without putting myself in a bad light. I know I was the one who brought it up (and I'm sorry), but I won't make further comments a
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> As a German person It's not about anybody's nationality. If one does good work, one does good work. In any country, there's always going to be lots of smart people and lots of not-so-smart people. Big screw ups happen ev
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Thanks! That page has a graph. Blue (.) seems to be preferred by most (not all) commonwealth nations. There seems to be a lot more green (,) areas, but the 3 largest countries by population — China, India, and USA — are blue. Somewhat surpr
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Yes I'm aware :)
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I agree with everything you said. The commas instead of decimals momentarily threw me off though.
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And what's the situation in Linux? I use Netflix via Chrome on Linux. As such I don't watch too many movies. Was I paying all that money for nothing? While on the subject — I use Chrome exclusively for Netflix. My privacy settings
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You might want to try asking at https://physics.stackexchange.com --- You must be doing pretty well in life to be wondering about venting an AC into a thermos. I feel so happy for you :)
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Oh! Wasn't Nokia and MP3 a thing in US?
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No doubt spf13 is a very smart and capable person. But the excessive use of "I" does stick out. In my culture (where spf13 is not from), excessive use of "I" is considered a sign of arrogance. That's probably just c
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On that page there's an "Enrollment by Gender" graph which shows that since 2009 (which is when the graph starts) there's been significantly higher number of females than males over there every year.
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Tangent: in my experience in a rather hot humid country, until about 2014 or so the AC of European cars here were lousy. Japanese, Korean, and American cars had noticeably better cooling. The AC of VW, Skoda, Mercedes-Benz, BMW etc were not
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It's not just exchange rates. The problem is that, in some places (like India, for example) $10 might be a lot of money. One might be able to do a lot more with $10 in India (₹800), than with $10 in USA, due to reasons that are beyond
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Some older books might be useful, though I'm not sure how useful older python books might be. Since you're a librarian, may I suggest some books you might want to consider keeping (not all of these are programming books per se): D
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Would this tie up your phone and network? Will it be a pain once in 3 years when I change my phone? Because for my carrier switching from the physical sim to an e-sim isn't straightforward. I'm wondering how switching e-sims acros
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After they came out with Firefox quantum (version 57/58 onwards), performance has improved. Give it a try.
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> A huge complaint among even the most stalwart Google Chrome users is that the browser eats through your CPU like a Snorlax at a buffet. While this is an issue for any PC, having a browser that consistently takes up almost half your pro
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No. I'm just saying if there's an address you simply don't want to read mails from (for any reason), there's a way (among many ways) to do that.
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> And it was only a matter of time before juggernauts with valuable IPs like Disney, Warner, etc. would build their own streaming services to disrupt them. Where I'm at, Disney is already cruising. Infact, all major production compa
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by 2143 4y ago
> blank piece of paper is intimidating when writing an essay or novel Who starts off of a template when writing a novel?!
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Create a custom filter in Gmail to delete it; let it bypass the inbox and go straight to trash. (There's a "Filter messages like these" option somewhere)
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Yep, the relatively short plane with large wings. Doesn't go fast, but it hovers in the air for quite a bit. Does this until it hits the ground: Go down, gather lift and go up, reach stall speed, stall, repeat. Nice to watch if you hav
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Eventually I'd like to obtain a licence, at least the one for smaller planes. But even if I get one, general aviation isn't really a thing here in India so it's kind of a dead-end. I think USA is a better place for these kind
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Nice. However, I see that it doesn't have the plane which I usually made as a child. As an aside, I was a wannabe pilot who never went to flight school. I love aircrafts, and I love long haul flights (I never got tired from the multipl
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I feel you. I had a particularly bad experience with Samsung devices around 2013; used to progressively get slower and slower. This was not just on my Samsung device, but my friends Samsung devices as well. They have probably improved since
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I know somebody who used to think that whenever anybody searches something on Google, a human at the other end manually finds the information and sends it back. And that Google is hiring all their employees to do this manual work.
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Where I'm from: "#" => "hash" (never had I heard it being called "pound") "!" => "exclamation mark/point" (never had I heard it being called "bang") So to me "
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If you want to have kids, go have kids (in a safe, legal, consenting way of course). If you don't want to have kids, then don't. Just don't exert your position on other people, especially about this.
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But, due to more parts being present on an ICE car, isn't there a higher likelihood of something going wrong eventually?
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> Rob Pike famously explained that C needed its space-insensitive braces and semicolons in case code was transmitted through a channel that mangled whitespace. Interesting. And later when he (along with his collaborators) created Go, he

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