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5mo ago
and even a tetragraph: szcz=щ
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5mo ago
Actually, for most of its existence, Cyrillic has had a θ (theta) like in Greek, used only in loanwords and pronounced either as ф (f) or т (t) because the th sound is not part of Slavic phonetics. θ was dropped fairly recently - in the 20t
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1y ago
If opposition to the Euro is so massive, can't they simply hold a referendum over it?
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3y ago
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are easy - they go in alphabetical order from north to south.
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4y ago
By default git diff works on entire lines, but try this: git diff --word-diff=color --word-diff-regex=. It highlights only the parts that have actually been changed/added/deleted.
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5y ago
If the title says it's the CIA's "turn", then of course the article should be expected to draw a parallel with similar events in the past.
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6y ago
There are no proofs in science. It's probabilistic reasoning, which is the best we can do when studying nature. Yes, it presupposes the principles you mentioned.
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6y ago
> What if scientists don't understand reason? They do. > Do they see science is subject to reason Yes, the scientific method is a specific kind of probabilistic reasoning that works remarkably well in practice: you make a guess a
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7y ago
Thanks! For the record: I added the sentence after "No, thank you" after I got a few downvotes. And please don't call them idiotic. It might be they truly believe in the necessity of someone "managing" FOSS projects
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7y ago
> product management, project management No, thank you. FOSS developers are usually skilled and self-motivated engineers, so corporate-style control is unnecessary or harmful. Money, quality code, bug fixes, documentation, publicity (the
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7y ago
They can still profit, but they'd have to open up their own code, which most are afraid of doing.
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7y ago
You can buy support from a third party.
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7y ago
A library is compiled with a compiler.
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7y ago
Shh... don't tell anyone!
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7y ago
Probably most of the work is hidden in the underlying "framework" or "language". Here's a text editor in 1 line of html: <textarea></textarea>
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7y ago
Just a joke.
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7y ago
> The US is not going to lift these restrictions. Why would they? If you live in these terrible places "these terrible places" == "The US"? > armed rebellion Armed. Definitely, the US was meant.
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7y ago
On the contrary. With idempotence you know the state after an action. rm -f will always delete the file (if possible). ln -sfn will always work, even for a directory. With the default behaviour of rm, ln -s, etc you know neither the state b
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7y ago
> Businesses loose millions and they just burn cash because of toxic and arrogant developments teams If a business is treated like that, maybe it should quit its current development team and try to get a job at another.
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8y ago
> It doesn't hurt anybody Not anybody in particular but it does hurt society as a whole. It's one of those things that make the rich richer for no reason other than them already being rich.
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8y ago
The actual tip: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DyGIwiHVYAAJaxH.jpg You don't see this kind of stuff every week, and surely Apple has the resources to at least confirm it.
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8y ago
This argument assumes developers have access to the market. In reality most of us are not in a position to benefit directly from selling software, regardless of how "good" or "bad" it is. We can only sell our labour for
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8y ago
or the prisoner could spread his expectations over the five days so that they sum to 1, and then lose 1 minus the expectation for the day of hanging
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8y ago
Lisp only replaces looping with recursion, it doesn't eliminate it. APL does.
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8y ago
please, avoid abbreviating European as EU
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8y ago
> 3. It is functional. That's questionable. APL doesn't treat functions as first-class values. Its higher-order functions are limited to "operators", i.e. second-order and no higher.
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9y ago
see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavic_calendar Baltic and Slavic languages are related.
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9y ago
There's a simple and polite way to learn that - just ask some of them. I don't think very many users would go out of their way to be vehemently pro-telemetry either. It's indistinguishable from spying. Most people just shrug
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9y ago
If you care about having users at all, it would be wiser not to antagonize them by send their information to third parties.
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9y ago
why does a keyboard shortcuts extension need to collect any data in the first place?
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