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Are you trying to do mathematica notebooks for the shell? There's no easy way to do this, you have to run each command into a separate pseudo-tty. You can only do this with a combination of a special terminal emulator and a special she
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I didn't say gnome specific, I said DE specific. There's only two implementations and both of them can only be trusted to work correctly if you run them in combination with their respective desktop environment.
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Gnome-keyring is a poorly documented, DE specific solution that will rope in libdbus abnd a dbus service as dependencies. There are few circumstances where gnome-keyring is the answer.
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10y ago
> Would professionals in any other industry complain about a tool that took only weeks to learn? I would guess the answer is yes. After all the new tool needs to be much better than existing tools to justify weeks of retraining. In fact,
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10y ago
Bidet is gender neutral. This must be the japanese interpretation of the word.
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10y ago
C code runs on a larger special stack (that's part of the reason calls to C are slow). I don't know whether or not guard pages are added.
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10y ago
fn main() { let a = "Hello,"; let b = " world."; let c = a + b; println!("{}", c); } And the result is: rustc 1.15.0-beta.3 (a035041ba 2017-01-07) error[E0369]: bi
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10y ago
Goroutines are _very_ light (8KB stack size) 2kb, actually.
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Go's entire selling point is "faster than python, no need to learn anything new". In terms of language features it's again living in the 80's - Java got generics in 2004 and Java was way behind the times. In
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10y ago
I did not know that Jeb wasn't his real name, that's all there is to it.
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The fact that "soft" sciences are too often junk sciences is not proof that "empirical proofs" aren't required. The opposite is true, in fact.
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10y ago
This makes more sense to me than all I have read of Lacan.
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My impression is that this was a choice of her campaign (differentiate from Bill Clinton? make her seem friendlier?). Jeb Bush and Bernard Sanders also had campaigns centered around their first names.
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Google groups truly is a work of wonders.
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The_Donald is called "The_Donald" not "politics". "politics" shouldn't have the exact same problems as "The_Donald".
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10y ago
I disagree that it constitutes a valid fact check, but it doesn't matter, nytimes removed the fact check label.
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> It isn't on the NYT to disprove the owners aren't child molesters If they don't want to do that they shouldn't title their article "Fact Check". If I see "Fact Check" I expect a piece that will e
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If Windows Phone had done well their profits would have been gutted by cheap Chinese competitors installing Windows Phone, with Microsoft making all the profits in the phone industry like they did in the PC industry. The bold risky strategy
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Unfortunately if you use Noto fonts with Go Rob Pike and Nigel Tao will hunt you down, show up to your house and kill you and your entire family, so you have to factor that in to your choice.
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10y ago
Well, I didn't know buzzfeed bloggers counted as reporters, I stand corrected.
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reporters have found that the spread of false news is far more common on the right than it is on the left Citation needed.
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Facebook is located in the USA, if Facebook institutes its own ministry of truth do you think its more likely that they will antagonize the government or work with it like they have done thus far and comply with the requests of Trump Admini
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I'm going to introduce a new concept here, the "Dunning-Kruger effect effect": people who talk about the Dunning-Kruger effect usually haven't read or did not understand the Dunning Kruger effect paper and are only putti
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10y ago
ESC is 0x1B, traditionally the CTRL key reset the two highest bit of the ASCII code, [ is 0x5B, if you reset the two highest bits of 0x5B you get 0x1B which is why ESC and CTRL-[ are the same thing. CTRL-C is completely different.
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Yep, if 9/11 was the only example of islamic terrorism in the last twenty years I would definitely agree that worries about it are outdated.
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And people wonder why feminism is important. It's not just a non-western phenomenon. (...) The last one closed in 1996. That's 20 years ago.
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9,192,631,770 is divisible by 441, why are we not using 441Hz?!
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GNOME employs professional designers and produces consistently the worst designs in open source: kill features left and right in the name of "simplicity" then add excessive padding to what's left all in service of achieving
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I'm curious how you feel about the leaked Donald Trump tape.
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> In a graduate-level engineering class, the students were making similar statements about all the studies we read Yeah, that's because they are all terrible.
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