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7mo ago
You're far overstating the effect it has had.
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7mo ago
Where do you _have_ to put a headshot in a resume?
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7mo ago
I think being charming is conventionally attractive. The teddy bear stereotype exists for a reason.
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7mo ago
I would not suggest anyone use FreeCAD. The UX is the worst I've seen for any software. Finding any functionality is next to impossible.
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7mo ago
I have never seen anything else use the (name value) syntax. You do deal with obvious data types, the REPL tells you exactly what those data types are (records, in the case of Guix). Schemes outside of Guile don't even have keywords, m
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Wouldn't you need to invest into deep sea cables then?
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7mo ago
> Something that happens in 4.5k lines twice is hardly rare. Provided you don't consider the context, sure. One of them is software with buggy tests, the other is one that provides a custom test suite that basically has to be reimpl
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7mo ago
Yes, I'm sure Iran is completely honest and knows what it's doing at all times. It's not like there's no central command and someone surely knows what everyone else, including proxies are doing, right?
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7mo ago
What if no compositor is interpreting it correctly? We tested on Weston, GNOME (this was shortly after it went Wayland-only) and Plasma and the same problems persisted on all 3. In all fairness, the exact functions with wrong nullability mi
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That link isn't working for me (something about AI detection), but as a point of accuracy, those aren't derivations, they're simple source files. Derivations are generated out of them. As for the closing braces, would it be b
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7mo ago
The configuration system is way more stable than it seems. You write it once and then pretty much never touch it again.
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Disk space is not an issue as long as you don't try to install the entirety of Texlive.
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7mo ago
It reads almost the exact same as any functional C-style language. Not to mention that specifically for Guix, you're going to be writing the (name value) form for 99% of it.
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In all fairness, Nix is similarly slow.
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7mo ago
That was the documentation with the incorrect nullability I was referencing.
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Not to mention that there's no clear documentation for this anywhere. A while ago I was attempting to debug some Wayland-specific issues with a graphics library, it turns out the issue was that the little documentation there was, was w
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7mo ago
Obligatory Guix plug. I've found it way easier to understand, but it has teething issues that NixOS doesn't (latest for me was a few problems with DMs). And according to an acquaintance of mine, it works reasonably well with an LL
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7mo ago
I can understand the confusion, Microsoft also has a framework called MAUI.
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7mo ago
Yes and no. They were doing that, but AFAIK they did so because it was deemed more efficient, not to use people as human shields. Also, at the time, there was no such thing as a surgical strike.
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A UK base was attacked. Would you rather Starmer be the next Chamberlain?
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Rust definitely should. C++s std::initializer_list is a great tool and you wouldn't need macros for variadic functions anymore.
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7mo ago
With what communication protocol? Does high-frequency radio have the range for that?
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I was not saying that there was a problem with the rockets themselves. Any attack is a long process with a lot of stages, and something (in this case, probably the targeting) needs to go wrong. And because I dislike a regime that wants to k
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The problem is that it's to my knowledge very difficult to know where maritime mines are, since they get swept around by currents.
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7mo ago
What is statistics? BLM does have a lot to do with it, the George Floyd wave of protests popularised American racial ideas across Europe.
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I'm biased here since the easy currying is by far my favourite feature in Haskell (it always bothers me that I have to explicitly create a lamba in Lisps) but the arguments in the article don't convince me, what with the synctacti
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7mo ago
The tuple style can't be curried (in Haskell).
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The school was next to a missile launcher. Iran bombed Israel in January as a distraction tactic during the protests.
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I'd love to read a proper analysis on Americans reducing race and racism to colouring books with pretty little lines. I did read one recently, but it put the onus for it entirely on BLM (since it was focused on a global scale), despite
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You'd be surprised how many people's "morality" boils down to that.
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