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by bhaak 5y ago
For visualization I really like kdiff3. Or on terminals https://github.com/mookid/diffr with specific settings that use 256 colors for highlighting word differences as well. But for manual merging I haven't found
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For public transport (at least here in Europe), we do already have variable schedules anyway. As students often use public transport to go to school, schedules often have reduced service during school holidays.
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Doesn't sound like you even interacted with a human being but a badly written bot.
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Giant alien spiders are no joke!
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It's always been this way. But advantages aren't always that obvious. In my case, it was just "don't reload the page while waiting for the server to respond" as the servers were DDOSed on the first day they opened t
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by bhaak 5y ago
My goto RNG for a small, supposedly cryptographical secure RNG is ISAAC. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISAAC_(cipher) (There's a standalone C code implementation available at https://ccodearchive.net&#x
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There are two lists on that page. Ongoing and discontinued. UF is on the discontinued list under "13 years"
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"Helen, Sweetheart of the Internet" https://web.archive.org/web/20160408073302/http://sweetheart... Oh my: "In 2014 the strip was pitched for development as a live-action television situat
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1997? So I saw it for the first time when it was really fresh. I didn't know that.
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The problem with that is that Putin doesn't trust the West. I don't think the West can do anything more than it already has done to stop this war. Macron is having regular calls with Putin but it doesn't look like he can reac
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Given what Russia has done so far this is one my fears. They could use a tactical nuclear bomb (for whatever sane or insane reasons) and I don't think that would automatically escalate to nuclear options from the West. So that's g
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Native German language. Learned English through early exposure to computer stuff, later enhanced by learning the grammar from school and becoming fluent by watching English language movies, books, and using it on Usenet and IRC. One side of
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Be cautious not to fall for propaganda. From both sides. I've read conflicting statements about how Russian speaking Ukrainians are treated in Ukraine but it's also not obvious to me why it should be so much worse in Donbass versu
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Russian speaking Ukrainians are not the same as Russians.
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Yes, it's crazy how much this past days set in motion. History books will talk more about Putin than before. But likely in a different role than he wanted to be remembered with.
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Just because the Russian army doesn't have air superiority doesn't mean they have no air support at all. It's possible the convoy is protected but that the Russians can't or don't want to deploy more aircrafts for o
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NATO forces weren't involved with the Iraq war. The Afghanistan missions were conducted due to UN resolutions.
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You need to be more specific. To my knowledge there were no military operations by NATO forces that were not either sanctioned by the UN or just within the borders of NATO members. If you refer to the fact that sovereign countries applied f
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No, Rasputitsa is two times per year, in spring and autumn. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rasputitsa
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Possibly also assuming that the Ukrainian army would falter like it did in 2014. Totally ignoring (or not even receiving) the intelligence reports about the buildup that happened since then. In any case, it's a surprising display of in
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You can bully over and over again but at some point the most cowardly person will snap. Still, if the Ukrainians wouldn't have shown tremendous defense capabilities, the West probably wouldn't have shown such a swift reaction.
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> Once there is a casus belli, cyberattacks will likely follow to degrade Ukraine’s military command and control systems and public communications and electrical grids. Next, kinetic operations will likely begin with air and missile stri
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The fundamental principles are based on a guy that didn't want to greet a hat. If William Tell was fanatically neutral, he would have greeted every hat including the Gesslerhut. Switzerland's neutrality was never without exception
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by bhaak 5y ago
This blog post being on a .de url is somewhat ironic. The German ebook market is quite different. You can easily get DRM-free ePubs of most current books in German, most of the time only with a watermark. I don't know how large Amazon&
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> CEO Daniel Ek has defended the inclusion of Rogan on the company's roster and told a company town hall that the podcast was vital to Spotify's success. > "If we want even a shot at achieving our bold ambitions, it wil
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I didn't explain my reasoning there. Most of SOL is in the hands of VC investors and hasn't hit the free market. If you don't have any other liquid asset, it would make sense to go the route of selling your SOL for ETH. But i
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Somebody has deep pockets to fix such a blunder. Where is this money coming from? Who had enough ETH lying around to refill the bridge? They certainly didn't just buy it on the open market, that would have moved the SOLETH ratio.
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If you compare bubble sort to insertion sort, bubble sort is preferable if you have a very small error (like swapping just one element).
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If you don't believe it, benchmark it. On very small arrays bubble sort is faster than quicksort as quicksort has a large constant overhead. Constant overheads are usually disregarded in complexity analysis but in practice, it can be s
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I have never heard that quote from James before. Are you sure about the JVM? The JVM was quite controversial back then, Java first had to prove that you could make a performant virtual machine. But Guy Steele claimed "We were not out t

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