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snape kills dumbledore
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too bad universe doesn't ship with unobfuscated source so that you could see whether you're unlucky, or just skill issue
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def remove_falsey_values(l): l[:] = (x for x in l if x)
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recompiling can be high constant overhead
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misleading title. MODS?
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Check out pi coding agent, https://pi.dev
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llm
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geoblocking should be on ofcom. they should be able to order UK ISPs to block non-compliant sites. everyone gets their own great firewall
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For me a bit of grunt work to start the day is like morning strechs
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A lot more than thousands of people are insane, by a few orders of magnitude
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https://www.businessinsider.com/mom-arrested-after-tween-wal... there's a general issue with rise in protectionism
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Finally, Newfoundland was right all along. First as per usual India also has half hour offset. & no DST
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To your metaphor, their point is that if everyone is grabbing buckets while someone else is working to spring more leaks, maybe someone needs to set aside their bucket & stop the person springing leaks
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I have all my clocks set to UTC. Works for me
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Making large Postgres migrations practical
(clickhouse.com)
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first one is a really slick tooltip ui to make sure people read tooltips. hover over button, it slides out while revealing tooltip text in its place, move cursor to button again if you want to make sure people read a lot of instructions you
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I'm literally no one
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fraud here is real, but > a good journal—it has an 18% acceptance rate is this supposed to be read as sarcasm? amusing when the quality of a journal is measured by denying papers. kind of reminds me of one of the last People I (Mostly)
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That'd be the Libertarian Party
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ryandrake is making reference to arrhur internet lies meme https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iHrZRJR4igQ
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“You have heard that it was said, ‘Eye for eye, and tooth for tooth.’ But I tell you, do not resist an evil person. If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to them the other cheek also. The hammer had no intention to harm you, there&#x
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better word is dogma
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https://github.com/google/flatbuffers/pull/8251 https://github.com/google/flatbuffers/pull/8252 Flatbuffers Lua implementation has basic fundamental flaws, couldn't even g
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Similar idea is randomized openings. Checkers does this already. TCEC does chess AI tournaments using sharp preselected openings (matchups playing 2 games, one of each color)
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> indicates a slight tendency for White to face harder opening decisions supporting the quip "the hardest game is to win is a won game" Not surprised at end re classical position not being the most even configuration. In that c
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I experienced this. Only made me hate school, but maybe because I had game programming at home to appreciate math with Just expose them to everyday math so they aren't one of those people who think math has no practical uses. My father
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Yes, you would (speaking from experience)
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I've heard this defence plenty from other Americans. & the campaign pushed "built in America" as a goal, so it seems likely the person in charge had this idea
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Not with that attitude
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This is not why v3 made those changes over a year ago, your cause & effect are mistaken
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