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black-tea
8y ago
People will tell you that consumers have the ability to cause change. They say that if we care enough we can just choose companies that are ethical. So this company has decided to be ethical and advertised the fact and it's offended pe
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black-tea
8y ago
The "range" is merely established by convention. If your computer supports 100 distinct values then you could say those values represent the integers [0,100) or you could say they represent the even integers in [0,200). The range
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black-tea
8y ago
Arbitrary precision is the correct terminology. I can already represent any size integer I want on any computer. I could just declare that MAXINT represents Graham's number (for example). That doesn't mean that I can represent eve
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black-tea
8y ago
If everyone has impostor syndrome, does anyone have impostor syndrome?
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black-tea
8y ago
Great! That means we can make more steel.
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black-tea
8y ago
It makes sense. Unlike speaking, reading is something we don't just learn naturally, yet it completely changes the way you see the world. When you see some written language you can't not read it. I do wonder, though. Do humans w
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black-tea
8y ago
Because stdout is used for the output of the program, ie. the stuff downloaded from the URL.
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black-tea
8y ago
Not quite. Just have at least one branch (like master) where everyone agrees to never ever rewrite history. Rewriting history on feature branches that are already pushed is very useful. Unless you decide that your git history is not worth m
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8y ago
Technically the code isn't lost after you do a force push, but it does cause some extra work. You can disable force push on branches. It's probably a good idea for any branch that is shared. People sharing a branch need to coord
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8y ago
Teenage boys are also mocked for their obsessions, ie. computer geeks etc.