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beojan
7y ago
You've completely ignored QML / Qt Quick here. That 's the actual best option. Though Qt Widgets in C++ isn't too bad if you use the designer instead of insisting on doing everything in code.
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beojan
7y ago
I meant what date do you compare ages on, but since you need to put students in classes (you can't exactly have a class for each date of birth).
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7y ago
He didn't, the OP says 'accused and his wife', which really reads as though he admitted it. I'm sure what was meant was 'victim and his wife' though.
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beojan
8y ago
Biological age on which date?
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beojan
8y ago
And unless your phone has the charging port at the top, you're now holding it upside down.
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8y ago
> Freedom of updating and installing newer versions of software without waiting for maintainer Then use Arch, or some other rolling release distro. > Hope snaps/flatpack/appimage solve this problem in future These are terrib
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8y ago
I think most people will have at least one Qt app installed. And the screenshot shows that (for once) the target are KDE users.
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It makes a lot of sense, actually, because you probably have Qt installed and loaded already. The norm is to link to this system wide installation, so you don't count it as part of the application. On the other hand, the norm seems to
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8y ago
> apps on windows usually ship all DLLs alongside the binary Can someone tell me why this is the case? Beyond simply not having a package manager to do dependency resolution. You lose most of the benefits of shared libraries if you do
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8y ago
I'm not focusing on the TeX source. I said "code (i.e. simulation and/or analysis code) and TeX source (including the original images for plots and the data those were made from)".
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8y ago
That doesn't mean there isn't a git repository (or multiple) somewhere with all the code and TeX source for the paper. It's just that these aren't usually published.
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8y ago
Perhaps it could be released after an embargo period then. There's no need for the public to listen in on real time.
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8y ago
English is the universal language of aviation, so I'd expect the displays would be in English only.
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8y ago
I'd define a monorepo as multiple loosely (or un-) coupled projects in the same repository. The Linux kernel is a single strongly coupled project. Nevertheless, whether or not you should keep your code in a single repository is more a
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8y ago
I really wouldn't call the Linux kernel a monorepo. Not compared to Microsoft keeping all of Windows in a single repo. The problems start when you can't clone the repo within an hour or so, because git doesn't allow partial c
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8y ago
Your average Electron app has no need for a commercial Qt license. LGPL is just fine.
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The mega nations are an example of the end of the traditional nation state.
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8y ago
That really depends on the specific ranking you're looking at. In this case, student satisfaction ratings seem to be a major component, which tends not to bode well for the quality of the ranking, if you want to know how good an instit
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8y ago
Now the aircraft don't have GPS either.
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8y ago
No. DVDs are much higher density than phonograph records.
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8y ago
Many other European languages, on the other hand, do use the long scale.
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beojan
8y ago
Meh. On most non-Samsung Android devices, the back button is on the left. I really don't know why Samsung swapped the buttons around.
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8y ago
Only SMOM, AFAIK. It has a funny quasi-country status, despite having no territory.
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8y ago
That's not a "better solution", it's a workaround.
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8y ago
> You'd need a deduplicating filesystem Until all your packages decide to use different versions of their dependencies.
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The problem is AI taking the decision to kill people.
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8y ago
> I’ve never heard of contracts like this outside sports and movies And the military
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Tablet oriented UIs only work if you're solely consuming material. They really don't work for producing it. That's why Windows had to bring back the start menu, and many larger applications still don't use Metro.
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8y ago
It's signed and encrypted: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biometric_passport
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8y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if users have inadvertently trained the AI behind reCAPTCHA to think all taxis are yellow.
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