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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
"Risky hack" is not something I want to apply during a sanitary emergency
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
try monkey island. they may be complex puzzles (and at least in the monkeywrench puzzle even opaque for me as an italian kid with no idea of the word "monkeywrench") but at least they are funny :D
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
>>> And a bidet doesn't include the soap part wait, what? please, do yourself a favor and use soap (and your hand) with a bidet
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
Isn't enough to just "rotate" the matress? (Something you should already do every season anyway)
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
>>> Even Trump isn't that stupid. that's questionable
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
Uff... It's in London... When will they move to europe?
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Monad tutorial for Python developers (2013)(nikgrozev.com)
1 points by _ZeD_ 7y ago|0 comments
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Something Weird Just Happened That We Can't Explain with Existing Physics(popularmechanics.com)
4 points by _ZeD_ 7y ago|0 comments
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
this reminds me of http://catb.org/jargon/html/T/TECO.html
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Notes on structured concurrency, or: Go statement considered harmful (2018)(vorpus.org)
1 points by _ZeD_ 7y ago|0 comments
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
so it's like bpython ( https://bpython-interpreter.org/ )?
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
Still some people like me think that checked exception are the damn right way to express the possible outcome of a function. Every time I need to work with C# / python I need to play "catch" to keep track of all the possible
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
That is a wonderful idea. You don't need to deal with 404, 500 or other stuff, you just write for the "happy path". The framework deals with the rest.
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
>>> [<br />] might lead you to believe that <script/> is an empty <script> tag — but in HTML, it definitely is not! ? What is "<script/>"?
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
How drunk are you to compare Wikipedia to communism??? Btw, the value of the content of a company-based Wikipedia will be none, because noone will trust 'em.
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
>>> [SVN] made an error I don't hear many other people mention where directories were checked out to revisions, rather than entire repositories. that is a feature! You don't know how I miss that! (that, and the handling o
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
With GNU tar, the -a flag is not needed
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
less time wasted in meetings with printed presentations?
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
>>> imo an exam is much more akin to meeting preparation than the meeting itself. umm, this is new... why don't you think the exam is "the meeting itself"?
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
>>> - The opposite of what akersten said: introduce new little easter eggs or features regularly over the course of the film's theater run to encourage repeat ticket buying from the hardcore fans. soo... what happened with eva
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
I'm non payed enough to be legally liable for the code I do at my job. ...and moreover, what about the usage of third party software? (worse if it's free software...)
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
relevant kurzgesagt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPPPFqsECz0&t=248s
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
I know It has been made for us... But it's really strange to have a "mediterranean" diet with all breakfast only with eggs
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
literally 3 seconds with google:"ghc segfault" https://github.com/lehins/ghc-segfault
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
surely this solo developer will avoid bugs regarding "communication misunderstanding" between the team elements.
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
I'm wondering if this case will be handled differently by the new pegen https://github.com/gvanrossum/pegen
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
same in italy.
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
BTW: >>> the obvious thing is to do in a nominally typed language like Java or C++ is the "extract interface" refactoring, where you create an interface [...] well, first of all, I still think that a library (even an inte
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
I'm old! I remember I toyed with https://code.google.com/archive/p/codeswarm/ before gource was a thing
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by _ZeD_ 7y ago
never soon enough!

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