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3y ago
Then you agree that it does not prove your point, its just another fact like "Today is Thursday" :)
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3y ago
> How about China stop being an adversary and allow US companies to settle in their country without needing a chinese owner and having its IPs stolen AFAIK china requirements are mostly about censorship and using chinese datacenters >
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3y ago
They passed a law that allows the executive to ban companies with little to no evidence, I doubt that the US government will forget about this power
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3y ago
Notifying users that a service they use is about to become illegal does not sound like the covert manipulation congress was afraid of.
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3y ago
> And yes, while making CSS Grid more complex will make it harder to extend in the future, we believe there’s an advantage to having these two types of grid layouts intertwined. This way the CSS Working Group will always define all new a
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3y ago
Grid has a rich functionality for autoplacement of items and one of the arguments for masonry being part of grid is that you can easily mix the two positioning approaches https://webkit.org/wp-content/uploads/video
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3y ago
>solely [...] because it was previously repaired by someone else If the previous techician repaired your monitor with chainsaws and seawater then they can refuse to repair it as it is not solely because you went to a third party techic
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3y ago
My understanding is that is the configuration part where the library interacts with tailwind to compile the css. The way you actually use the ui components is by including html snippets in your page
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afiori
3y ago
The executable on Linux is called code
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3y ago
a^n is polynomial in a and exponential in n . This is why longer password are more efficient than complex passwords: to gain the same security effect of doubling the password length you would need to square the alphabet
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3y ago
The "cutting calories" advice to losing weight is quite analogous to the gaming Protip "To defeat an hard enemy try keeping your health above 0 while lowering their health to 0"
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3y ago
Technically they were not forbidden, but it was impossible to play copyrighted ROMs. The rules forbid running arbitrary/user-loaded code and copyright forbids bundling the ROMs people wanted to use. The new rules have an exception for
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3y ago
My understanding is that while it is possible to compile Tail Calls to be as efficient as an inline function it is (often) not possible in C.
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3y ago
> In some ways, the goto program is easier to understand. Why? Because: > 1. The variables of the graph are all declared together in one place. [...] > 2. Typically, functional languages, like C, do not have named parameters. [...]
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3y ago
One of the arguments un favour if Tail Calls Elimination it that it allows to implement a goto-state-machine with mutally recursive functions.
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afiori
3y ago
So Milano and Verona are products in the Pepperidge Farm brand? I was not familiar with the brand or their product naming
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afiori
3y ago
None of those words sounds even vaguely italian
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3y ago
Nobody expects you to say "yes, I want to defraud old people" but if evidence comes up that you intended to do illegal stuff they now have a simple case of you lying to the immigration officer. Similarly to how you are supposed to
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3y ago
In my opinion more than being easy to read the advantage of python is that it allows for very ergonomic APIs in libraries.
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3y ago
If you never close a window but instead close the entire firefox (ctrl+shift+q or exit from the menu) then it reopens all the windows. It would be nice a feature that closes all the windows when you close one so to not lose a window by mist
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3y ago
For bytedance/TikTok the question is not really "should the US ban this company" but rather "should the government be able to ban any companies it wants (and also make it illegal for VPNs to allow US users to access rele
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3y ago
A particle with entaglement is undistinguishable from a particle with no entanglement.
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3y ago
Cool, is the div necessary? Could you style the <link>?
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3y ago
I did not think of this, if I understand the license correctly an AGPL webserver used to host third-party websites would only require the ability to download the source of the webserver, while a whit SSPL it would require the ability to dow
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3y ago
If a webserver were to use this license it would still allow most enterprises to use it as a web server (IIUC) except if you are offering an open proxy service. All websites and even value-add proxies likely would not be impacted
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3y ago
I am curious of why the kernel does not allow it; there could be an API that gives you fragments of the stream in "events" like {slice: [10000, 10100], data:<blob>} and let the application have a peak preview of future data
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3y ago
discussing the broad concept of safety is different from theorizing/speculating about the specific case.
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3y ago
The way a color looks can depend greatly on context and expectations, for example on clothes sometimes a very slight blue tinge can make things look whiter
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3y ago
if a theater can show a movie half as many times as usual it would make sense to rise prices. At the limit if a movie came out to be 12 hours long then it would objectively cost the theater more to show (both in opportunity cost and direct
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3y ago
My use case (covered by postman but not Bruno ) is to test a code base where unit testing is not available. We have multiple environments with multiple parallel versions (think like dev/staging/prod and current/legacy), these
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