argiopetech

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by argiopetech 2y ago
Haskell has also had typed holes for several major versions now. Any underscore or name beginning with an underscore (to include values and types, unsure about kinds) gets an informative error message describing the type of the name, e.g.:
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Is the current system of "Use by" not also entirely driven by government regulation, from the requirement to the ∆T? Agreed that a "Produced on" date is better.
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by argiopetech 2y ago
C-x C-c exits. C-x C-x moves point to the opposite end of the current region.
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by argiopetech 2y ago
I am, perhaps, missing the parent's argument, but GP (to my previous comment) seems to cover this case. In that framing, either the wife or Mr. Giles Hicks was well off and could murder a slave with financial and legal (given lax enfor
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by argiopetech 2y ago
At least from my perspective in the US South, this is non-existent. Hot water is heated with resistive heating elements and stored in an (under-) insulated cylinder until needed, accounting for as much as 30% of monthly household energy use
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Depends on if you count shift. I C-M-% (query-regexp-replace) fairly regularly, and that's 4.
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by argiopetech 2y ago
On the other other hand, it had the perfect recall of the collective knowledge of mankind at its metaphorical fingertips.
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by argiopetech 2y ago
You have a point here that I have also noticed in a more rural/suburban setting. The number of adults, who presumably have a driver's license (or, at minimum, received some level of driver's ed in their secondary schooling),
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by argiopetech 2y ago
"The personal is political", apparently.
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Even better: I only read one at a time. But that doesn't mean my bookshelf shouldn't contain 100 books.
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by argiopetech 2y ago
1kw/m^2 is the "standard" rule of thumb for heat energy from solar irradiation. I'm unsure whether OP has done the calculation (in which case, credit to a well built system) or simply cited the standard rule. There are s
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Also not true. They have a duty to enforce the law as they understand it (noting that verification is just a phone call away), which may be better than average due to training and experience, or not. Either way, your duty is to cooperate wi
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Can't edit, but: s/computer/compiler/
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Avoid String, use Text or ByteString. Avoid [] for data processing, prefer Vector. Avoid lazy IO, use Conduit (or similar). Prefer newtype to data, and make data fields strict where appropriate. Make sure you're building with -O2 (has
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Cabal has never treated me poorly, though broken packages do happen (usually due to unnecessarily restrictive upper version bounds on libraries - unpack and fix the .cabal, add directory as extra-dep, move on with your day). For the last lo
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by argiopetech 2y ago
From what I've seen, most of them moved to Rust.
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by argiopetech 2y ago
I don't believe in camps (with regards to allying myself with one — obviously they exist). I believe in seeking truth (to the extent possible) through discourse. See the rest of this thread for how I conduct that process and what I do
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Yes, as I stated, "Poverty does not cause drug abuse, but … people who abuse drugs are more likely to be in poverty due to their drug abuse." So, you've abused drugs and landed yourself in poverty. If you don't stop abus
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Particularly those you can grow yourself (cocaine, cannabis, opium), until the law burns your field.
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Thank you for this reference. I had overlooked it. While this article confirms my assertion that whites were the majority of drug users, the drug of choice is stated to have been racially segregated (with whites preferring opiates). Based o
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by argiopetech 2y ago
I didn't suggest that there is no supportive evidence between race and drug policy, but that fact does not imply that there is a causal relationship in this case. Citing Nixon era documents to describe pre-WWI circumstances is evidence
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by argiopetech 2y ago
I counter with this article [0], which I believe to be more historically relevant due to its closeness in time to the discussion in question. Race is not mentioned as a factor here, and cocaine is described as "the American habit"
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by argiopetech 2y ago
I don't have the time to do the research justice at this moment; however, let me lay out a rough argument. Let us say, for the sake of argument, that poverty and drug abuse are strongly correlated. Poverty does not cause drug abuse, bu
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by argiopetech 2y ago
While framed as a "black and mixed-race working class vs white middle class" conflict, the remainder of the article suggests that burgeoning recreational use of the pure drug informed removal of that drug from a drink where it was
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Yet, accidents are still the leading cause of death for children 0-14 years of age. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/child-health.htm
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by argiopetech 2y ago
It wasn't meant in that way, as the definition includes parent's 40ft example. Having said that, I now can't find a source that 26ft is the cutoff. I'll retract the statement pending source.
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Perhaps, but there are a pilot and first officer to take over if the autopilot goes out. You better be in the OR if your titanium heart tries to kill you...
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Hydrovane! That's the bloody brand. Couldn't think of it before first cuppa. Agreed it won't sink the boat, but it might reduce the appeal of the boat as a toy (or not... Wish we knew why this was happening.) Planning a long-
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by argiopetech 2y ago
There are a number of 40+ foot boats with centerboards, e.g., the Wellington 44 (first that came to mind). Rudders removable underway are less common, but not unknown. Additional rudders like you might find on a non-integrated autonav/
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by argiopetech 2y ago
Technically, anything over 26 feet can be a yacht.

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