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> binary is 100MB+ on Mac If you're worrying about that size then Mac OS is not the platform for you.
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When Google Reader died, so did a large part of me, and the web. That said, I'm recently back on RSS and this is another good feed: https://servo.org/blog/feed.xml
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It depends on who you think is the rightful successor to the Qing dynasty
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> All forms of communication can fail such that the person sending the message thinks it was received when it wasn't. With phone calls? Not that I suggest using calls as a way to manage your project, but at least you typically know
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The camera's (former) owner may very well notice, but that will have little effect. It's much more common that cameras (security, photography, phones) get stolen with cards inside, rather than someone extracting the card and leavi
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Citation needed. It might be slightly easier, but most cases where you can get part of the camera, you can get the whole camera. This isn't a little point-and-click with a handy spring-loaded slot either.
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Fair point, though if I remeber correctly there is only one function with type a->a and so we get equality automatically. (This may be untrue in the presence of the likes of unsafeCoerce.)
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1y ago
Thanks, this is the first good reason I've seen! Seems crazy to me that the go tool does that, but maybe I just lack sufficient unix-nature.
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1y ago
yourIf == myId
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On that point, I see an awful lot of code that uses dotslash as if it was necessary for files in the current directory. You only need to prepend dotslash to a filename in order of disambiguate invocations of executables in the the current
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They should try writing a spellchecker first, I found the article difficult to read because of the high frequency of typos.
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They're very popular in Ecuador (along with locally minted coins)
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I use this before submission and recommend others do too. If ai was in charge of arXiv Id have it integrated as an optional part of the submission process.
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sage
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> Brazil Advances Criminal Prosecution of American Yout.com Operator Touché! I see sibling comments assuming I was being sarcastic (without mandatory sarcasm tag!), but what I was really hoping for was more backstory like this. I guess i
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I know these characters now have lives of their own, but they emerged as shorthands for "ae" and "ss" respectively (where the first s was the long kind that looks like an 'f'). My understanding is that they are
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I love Mini Metro, so chill, but challenging. One catch is that riders only need to get a particular "shape" of station (roughly analogous to residential, commercial, industrial, stadium, etc). That is to say, they normally don&#x
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1y ago
Cool story, but was your life really at risk in that situation?
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1y ago
But the twiddler is $230
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If they can't handle that many users then they should close signups. The product scales, but sfaely using users' data doesn't? Hardly an excuse.
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Counterpoint: don't use passkeys, they're a confused mess and add limitations while not giving any benefits over a good long password in a password manager.
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Strictly agree with your question.. i think it's similar to, and at the same level of importance as, the classic trilemma of criminal justice: prevention, rehabilitation, or revenge.
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I'll add some once I'm back at my desk. I really mean that they cause issues for the people responsible for their education or care (rather than down the line), but I see that wasn't clear.
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Ms. Rand! I didn't know you were active here, nor that you were still alive. Makes sense though.
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I certainly don't think (nor did I say) that gifted kids do fine. I agree with pretty much everything you say.
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For what it's worth, I think my experience was similar to yours. That's why I'm drilling down on the definition of "need". I agree qwth what you say, my only point was that gifted students have a different, less urg
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Chess.com is a scam anyway. Rather than comparing the price of Norwegian Chess.cok to Nigerian Chess.con you should be comparing to lichess.org. They have a better app and plenty of people to play with, without any paywalling or marketing o
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But that's a different meaning of "need" to what's normally used. Gifted kids don't need special attention to get through school and life the same way the intellectually impaired do. It's much better in the s
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1y ago
Novel in what sense? Are you familiar with the hisory of free speech in e.g. the UK, Sweden, and France?
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