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10y ago
There seems to be a lot of functionality missing. Like, the entire CLOS.
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10y ago
From the Wikipedia plot summary it doesn't seem much different from what currently happens in countries like Saudi Arabia.
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10y ago
What about non-techie types who are suprised you won't just make a website for them (for free) in one day, or that you aren't an expect in all things tech by the sole virtue of being a programmer. Or, not being able to do mental a
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10y ago
int("一万三千二百六十九") Traceback (most recent call last): File "python", line 1, in <module> ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '一万三千二百六十九' int("一三二六九"
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10y ago
Solution: grow mostly by acquisitions, and only buy firms with reasonable density offices.
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10y ago
"Why don't you just rewrite it in X?" Because Python 3.X is not backwards compatible and we have millions of lines of production code in Python 2.X.
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10y ago
Procedurally generated stories. This is where video games can have an upper hand over other media. Dwarf Fortress is doing it right.
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10y ago
I can't believe people are actually defending Tesla here. Truly there's no limit to fanboyism.
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10y ago
Good thing you were in Bamako and not, say, in Timbuktu in 2012-2013 when it was captured by insurgents. Mali is hardly a good example of peace and prosperity.
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10y ago
Why wouldn't you go straight to en.wikipedia.org? If you use a per-language site, Wikipedia never redirects you.
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10y ago
Yes, at first I couldn't even beat easy mode because the "obvious" places were unexpectedly mined. Each cell has way more neighbors in 3d, so it becomes hard to use the techniques from classic minesweeper.
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10y ago
What's wrong with Kid Rock anyway?
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10y ago
Because the basic premise of the article is wrong. Nowhere where I worked the ratio of women in tech positions has exceeded 10%. In many ways people here are way more sexist. At my former job my superior told me that he had a job applicatio
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10y ago
That's more than they produce in a year, right?
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10y ago
I takes a lot of effort to create a social network that's even harder to navigate than Twitter, but, by god, they did it. As a logged out user, it's literally impossible to follow any conversations that happen on there.
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10y ago
You won't have the choice of turning ublock origin off when Google implements this feature. They'll remove it themselves under the guise of "replicating the functionality of the base product".
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10y ago
Taking a definition from literal communist propaganda website (marxists.org, really?) isn't much good either. I'm sure national-socialists describe themselves in nicest terms too.
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10y ago
Disgusting. Not only is this harmful practice often enforced by social pressure, now they want to make it into a law. Makes me glad to live in a country where tipping is not so widespread.
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10y ago
XUL plugins that can modify the browser's interface and open up infinite possibilities to improve the user's experience... Oh, wait, Firefox's removing that too.
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10y ago
It's not about checking in. Obviously I had to provide an ID to every hotel I've checked in (though reportedly Richard Stallman manages to avoid that too). It's about not having to upload a profile photo to be able to use the
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10y ago
I tried to use AirBnb once, but apparently you can't book a reservation unless you upload your photo. The fuck? And then they wonder why their hosts discriminate by race! I sure don't need to show my photo to a hotel to book a roo
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10y ago
They have both the bull and the bear at Frankfurt-am-Main stock exchange. [1] [1] https://www.frankfurt-tourismus.de/en/Media/Attractions/Bull...
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10y ago
Never heard of this before. The described algorithm for parsing color codes seems absolutely bizarre. What could've possibly been a rationale for it?
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10y ago
>зоомагазин.com or .рф they shouldn't have to compete for the name petstore.com There's already a .ru domain. And why would it want petstore.com instead of zoomagazin.com? Everyone is able to transliterate to Latin here. Many y
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10y ago
Tumblr on custom domain is free, I think.
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10y ago
Why would life be ridiculously common? It cannot appear by itself, that would be "spontaneous generation" [1], a long rejected theory. The Earth is extremely suitable for life. It could've easily supported independently evo
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10y ago
These huge storage boxes look like they would severely mess with balance. I can already feel the difference in maneuverability when I put a grocery bag in front of a bike, now imagine 30kg of mail in there.
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10y ago
The word "раб" (slave) certainly has a negative connotation.
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It would be quite ironic if irreversible climate change will come about because of ignorance of "green" anti-nuclear activists.
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10y ago
Also known as, "homeopathy". Probably just as effective.
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