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The precision required by Haskell illustrates that the apparently simple things are in fact quite complicated.
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> This kind of stuff is built for a very different kind of brain than mine, that's for sure. No it isn't, and this attitude doesn't do you any good. This stuff only seems difficult because it's unfamiliar , but I can
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> 20 eggs in one sitting? Surely this is exaggeration? No, this is not an exaggeration. For reference, I am 1.73m and 65kg. When I eat eggs, in whatever form, boiled, fried, etc, I can keep eating them until my stomach is physically full
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4y ago
Eggs are completely non-satiating to me. I eat 20 eggs in one sitting and I feel hungry.
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Unfortunately, this resets after every macOS update, which is very frustrating, and also absolutely ridiculous.
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That's exactly right. They are using the quaint puritanism of US (porn is bad) combined with the growing anti-free speech sentiment of the modern left as a vehicle into introducing mandatory censorship mechanisms into online platforms.
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This is total BS. The issue is with blackmail, extortion, and sexual exploitation, all which are already highly illegal. Prosecutors should do their jobs instead of trying to pass the buck to some hosting company. In fact, bringing PornHub
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Gccgo does not support windows.
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Gccgo is packaged by any reasonable Linux distribution.
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Introduction to Univalent Foundations of Mathematics with Agda
(cs.bham.ac.uk)
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Not just absurd, but potentially harmful. If non-tech people are somehow led to believe that encryption is in any way controversial, that could make them want to steer away from the controversy, and away from the discussion. Plus even if th
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Yeah... the quality of the reporting is inexcusable. But the fact that there are multiple women makes this even worse!
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I think this happened 10 years ago and she was just recently released after serving 10 years of her sentence: https://www.dw.com/en/el-salvador-releases-woman-jailed-afte... Not that it makes it any better of course, i
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One's disinterest or inability to do math has no bearing on the quality of a math problem.
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Yes, I experimented with blades, I didn't think it would make any difference, but to my surprise it makes a huge difference. I still don't understand how there can be such a huge variance in the experience you get with different b
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My facial hair is very thick and realistically I can use any type of blade at most once. I used to use Gillette blades, but at the advice of the Internet I switched to double edge razors. The Internet claims this type of shaving is best, no
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> When splitting a function/method definition over multiple lines, I like to align the parameters. Please don't do this. It's horrible for us who use proportional fonts. In fact I would go as far as arguing that "arti
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Your point about GC stands, but I will note that Haskell is a compiled language.
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No, I will never buy a ThinkPad that doesn't have three physical buttons. They tried making a few of those over the years, and it was (thankfully) always reverted in the next generation.
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How do women know beforehand you have a very large penis?
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The etiquette seems to be that if someone is waiting for the very small elevator, the other person takes the stairs.
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I will check it out, but to be honest, I am extremely skeptical. I have been using companies providing similar services for over a decade. Not only they have consistently all been very expensive (35%-45% cut)†, but they all required MASSIVE
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Beware, I can't speak for this exact one, but in my (pretty significant) experience these companies take a 35-45% cut of your gross income.
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> So I knew my neighbors, and treated them as I would neighbors in any other apartment I rented as a regular tenant. Tangential, but I have lived for 10 years in the same apartment and I have never interacted with my neighbours. Not even
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That's because store bought eggs are not fresh.
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> kodak and fujifilm are literally the only two film manufacturers left in the business Not at all: https://emulsive.org/reviews/film-reviews/film-list/every-si...
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Because sensors in the IR and visible range of the EM spectrum can only capture magnitude, not phase information. At radio frequencies you could do this (in fact it's pretty common). Without phase information, you can combine different
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Minor nit. Ceaușescu was removed in 1989, the eclipse was in 1999, 10 years later, not two years. In 2022 small time corruption in Romania is still a big problem.
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I agree with the sentiment. Go is definitely more resistant to bad code than any other language I know. I'll take bad Go over bad Rust or bad C++ any day, but unfortunately bad Go is pretty prevalent these days...
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> Are there people with experience in a wide variety of languages that prefer Go? I have a great deal of experience (decades) with assembly, C, Lisp, ML-style derivatives (Standard ML, OCaml, Haskell), shell script. Since Go is already 1
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