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by Calavar 5y ago
I am a physician, though not a specialist in that particular area (otolaryngology). A healthy heart contracts exactly the same way (nearly) every time. There is a single electrical tree that coordinates the entire heart, so if you shock the
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by Calavar 5y ago
Inno Setup ( https://jrsoftware.org/isinfo.php ). Probably not quite as easy as WinRAR, but close. It comes with an IDE with a point and click wizard for simple installers (i.e. just copy files from A to B).
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by Calavar 5y ago
> Two, a gun to the head of Europe. They could threaten to destroy the containment, and/or to bomb the reactor building to aerosolise as much radioactive material as possible. If they wanted to go that extreme, they always had the
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by Calavar 5y ago
> But returning null is an obvious choice. It's not because C++ is not an everything-is-a-reference language. > Combined types which return the structure or an error are another. Has the advantage of returning error information,
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by Calavar 5y ago
> The black death killed a lot of the people who grouped in churches and ignored the common sense precautions of staying away from people. Was that really considered common sense before we knew about germ theory? I'm not asking rh
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by Calavar 5y ago
> And 5.6mph isn't rolling Most cars idle at 5 to 6 mph, so any roll through a stop sign is likely to break the 5 mph mark. > Any cop watching an intersection would ticket this. Not sure where you live, but this is absolutely n
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by Calavar 5y ago
It is a marketing gimmick. Like the article says, the addition of NFTs is just a bunch of techno mumbo jumbo to build a facade of credibility and blind people to the fact that these games are digital Ponzi schemes.
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by Calavar 5y ago
Yes, but searching stuff like "go programming" or "go standard library" or "go web framework" will get you what you want. The problem with io is that it already means something in a programing context, so addin
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by Calavar 5y ago
IMO, you have that backwards. We have lots of tools for plain text languages because it's easier to write tools for a language when it's plain text. Plain text is a blessing, not a curse.
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by Calavar 5y ago
I don't think so. <marquee> and <blink> do different things. <marquee> makes its content scroll across the page. <blink> makes it's content turn invisible and then reappear about once per second.
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by Calavar 5y ago
I think it is a joke. Also, as far as I can remember, you could never combine <marquee> and <blink> because only IE supported <marquee> and only the Netscape family of browsers supported <blink>. I think there is a l
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by Calavar 5y ago
There is so much Poe's law content in this thread - not sure if you're being facetious or not. But I'll bite. If Bank of America deducts money from your account, you can call customer support and threaten to file a complaint
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by Calavar 5y ago
> The law in America forbids a foreign-born citizen from being president. This is incorrect. John McCain was born in a foreign country, but he was born to American citizen parents, which made him natural born anyway. Someone who was born
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by Calavar 5y ago
> So you can (and probably should) do almost any memory management as you would in C++ Well that's already out the door because I almost never use shared_ptr in C++ code. The C++ core guidelines recommend using unique_ptr whenever p
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by Calavar 5y ago
It's a legal loophole. The Treasury can't issue bonds to pay for government expenses until Congresss approves a budget. But president can mint coins without Congress's authorization. A trillion dollar coin would easily cover
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by Calavar 5y ago
> My father told me he once read a book that said it was impossible to go to the Moon because it would take 750 years to get there. A bit of a tangent, but that seems absurd even based on knowledge from hundreds of years ago. The moon
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by Calavar 5y ago
Texas and Florida together account for 15% of the US population, but 30% of the hospitalizations.
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by Calavar 5y ago
Total bed usage is a very poor metric for this. The bottlenecks here aren't total capacity, they are (in order of importance) 1. the number of vents, 2. the number of nurses with ICU level training, and 3. the number of ICU beds. The t