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Rexxar
3y ago
This is his user name on hacker news, why it's a problem to use it here ?
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3y ago
He owns 100% of twitter (indirectly), there isn't any other share holder. this can't be compared to wework.
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3y ago
Bard is latin too: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bardus#Etymology_2
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3y ago
If you ignore the Covid drop, the trend change seems to start in 2019 when they bought Century Fox.
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3y ago
I'm not a regular user of Anki. But if I start again, how does it work when someone want to upgrade a package to a more recent version ? Does it merge correctly if I have added some cards or added some personal fields to the "Note
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Hiss Deco-O-Matic
(ratfactor.com)
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3y ago
I smiled at "Brexit + Politician => Chaos"
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3y ago
Partition
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3y ago
It's worst than that : the 40% are bigger that the 60% of the previous year in absolute value (100 => 160 => 224). It's not even slowing down.
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Natural Deduction in Logic (2015)
(profs.info.uaic.ro)
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It's a programming language that has been used by lots of people in a lot of different contexts. The author of the article think it's a good definition for "general purpose programming language". The original author has
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3y ago
If they change name, I vote for "Mulder".
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3y ago
They could have say it in more neutral way: > A solution designed by a small group of people is likely to produce a system that replicates trends specific to this group and are not universal enough for our need.
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3y ago
I have started to do the same thing with go but it's largely unfinished. The next thing I will try to do when I have some time is to implement goroutine with the new c++20 coroutines. ( https://github.com/Rokhan/goc
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3y ago
The law has never been about cookies themself but about tracking user and asking their consent for selling/sharing their identifying data for things unrelated to the displayed purpose of the site.
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3y ago
Each question is too generic and there was apparently no specific input data to act upon. How a valid business model can be expected in those condition ?
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3y ago
The published article is not at all about programming tasks but about generating text for "strategy consultant". Some example found page 10 of the original article: - Propose at least 10 ideas for a new shoe targeting an unde
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3y ago
Style is not what make code good or bad.
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Natural Deduction in Logic (2015)
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3y ago
Thanks, I didn't see this part of the faq !
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3y ago
Why the formula use the size of the compressor ? Intuitively I would expect the size of the decompressor and compressed data is the only think that is really important to know how much the total information have been compressed.
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A lot of this "undefined behaviour" should have been "implementation defined" or "unspecified behaviour" in my opinion. I don't know why they chose "undefined behaviour" in this case. It was a lo
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3y ago
At which point you see them "disregarding common sense and basic humanity" ? I just see people completely overwhelmed by the situation that don't manage to find the good choice.
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IMHO, having an additional debug mode where all optimisations steps are performed but with asserts inserted to validate all preconditions would mitigate a lot of problems. For example adding a "assert(x < MAX_INT - 100)" in fir
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The meaning of "functional programming" has changed with time. "functional programming" is now often used for what was called "pure functional programming" before. They just use the older and less restrictive d
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Browsers need a "block all outgoing request from this page from now" button.
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I would say that hard work and perseverance are always necessary at some point but not always sufficient for success.
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3y ago
But if you click it a second time, it decrements.
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It would be true if leaving probability were uncorrelated but in reality they are correlated so it's not such a big improvement than people usually expect.
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Just the name of this city is an indication
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