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781.
by aflag 6y ago
I agree that physics requires some level of experimenting to truly internalize the knowledge. I don't think "everyone can learn physics" is a lie, though. If you are interpreting that phrase as being able to make breakthrough
782.
by aflag 6y ago
No country Will extradite their own citizens, though. If intel wants the person punished, they have to sue them in the country they live in.
783.
by aflag 6y ago
Food spoils too fast. Guns and ammo are not legal to purchase for most. Fuel is a better asset, but takes a lot of space. One good thing about gold is that it's compact.
784.
by aflag 6y ago
Wouldn't having a stemmed index and a non-stemmed one also allow the same usability? The user could then just select which index to use.
785.
by aflag 6y ago
They are free to not take the government side in all matters. So, how are they not independent?
786.
by aflag 6y ago
How permanent is this implant? Can it be easily removed?
787.
by aflag 6y ago
I think from an engineering perspective it doesn't feel like a debunking. Nothing we assume about the bloom filter has been fundamentally changed. I think that might be the perspective of most people in here.
788.
by aflag 6y ago
Everything can be analysed from a political, fashion or symbolic aspect. However, that analysis is not always insightful or even relevant sometimes. For instance, Lorenz transformation applies to every body in motion, however it's the
789.
by aflag 6y ago
Most books lose a bit of their magic when translated. However books full of neologisms and regional dialects are nearly impossible to translate without butching it. That's the case of Grande sertão veredas. You can tell the same story,
790.
by aflag 6y ago
There's a graphic novel of it that you may find interesting. You can probably find it in portuguese bookstores. It's available on Amazon in some countries.
791.
by aflag 6y ago
Memes can be used for disinformation, so sharing only what you can verify makes you a good citizen.
792.
by aflag 6y ago
I think it makes sense to put links for those who read. I disconsider a lot of stuff because I can't be bothered checking. If your goal is having a great discussion, then the links may have little effect. However, if your goal is to in
793.
by aflag 6y ago
Fair enough. My point was that I don't think that's such a big reason for people to wear cargo pants, as I've wore and seen people wearing it, yet that was never communicated to me. It's anecdotal, I agree.
794.
by aflag 6y ago
I never knew cargo pants had a symbolism. I love pockets. I carry as much as I can in my pockets so that I don't need to carry a backpack. I was slightly disappointed with the article because I find the pocket they created seems even s
795.
by aflag 6y ago
In his explanation inline-blocks do generate a block. It's just a block that doesn't fill the entire horizontal space, but expands with the inner element.
796.
by aflag 6y ago
When a user rates a library, they should really be rating a version of it (even if the latest is always assumed). As time passes and new releases are made, ratings over time could indicate whether the project is getting better or worse.
797.
by aflag 6y ago
They could have the error code, name and a small explanation about what the error means. Eg.: The program tried to access an invalid memory address and had to be terminated. That is likely a bug in <program name>
798.
by aflag 6y ago
How does C2H get rid of interviews if there are more candidates than roles to fill? Surely you need to filter through anyway. At that point, C2H has the downsides of a permanent position (having to pass an interview) without the benefits of
799.
by aflag 6y ago
It'd be interesting if there was some way to measure user satisfaction per release. It would be nice to know which versions are working well for people and which ones are breaking things.
800.
by aflag 6y ago
Exactly, they had the final say. They were merely making their decision simpler. And that's the best experience you'd get. If you have family and friends, it's likely a good chunk of your toys were bought by them too. Toy mak
801.
by aflag 6y ago
I think it was veiled criticism to the United States' ad culture. Someone using those ISPs should probably look into a vpn. I know it feels weird to trust a third party more than your ISP, but if they're injecting ads into your HT
802.
by aflag 6y ago
Phrase it as you might. The adult is the one making the decisions. The children's excitement and desire is only one of the things the adult takes into consideration when buying a toy. That's a big deal for the parents, but much le
803.
by aflag 6y ago
If I read this correctly, they have a lot of contributors, but few people willing to follow through with the code so it gets all the way up to Linus' tree. I don't see how rust would really help there.
804.
by aflag 6y ago
There are libraries that fix that: https://pypi.org/project/sh/ if you are in position to use external libraries.
805.
by aflag 6y ago
I think it depends on your competitors and what your software does. If your competitors are still running their services but not you, you're bound to lose some customers. Also, regardless of that, you can easily be losing money while t
806.
by aflag 6y ago
Though they do have good availability, they are certainly not infallible and have been down for hours or even days. And, when that happens, all you can do is pray they get to it soon. You have no control over when they will make riskier cha
807.
by aflag 6y ago
That's nice, and setting the options to detect movements really improves it. It'd be nice to see the commit message, rather than the author, without the need to hovering, though.
808.
by aflag 6y ago
Which tool do you use to view commit messages and revisions for each file? I think one of the reasons this is uncommon is due to lack of tooling (or wide-spread knowledge of them). I'd really like to be able to easily see all the previ
809.
by aflag 6y ago
Interesting. I never thought it was so complicated to run the http server. What was the bottleneck that prevented them from running locally? The memory used by all the config?
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by aflag 6y ago
They may not have had a fully fledged staging environment which is an exact copy of production. But I'm sure they ran the http server locally in their desktop to test new configuration. I was a high school hobbyist "developer&quot

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