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by cess11 4y ago
Could you please show us the data you base this on?
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by cess11 4y ago
OK. Would it be unreasonable to ask them to form a barrier between the violent person and other people in the area and defuse the situation with either patience, wit or talk?
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by cess11 4y ago
A common criticism regarding tasers is that since they're perceived by police as safe they'll be overused, including in cases where it would rather amount to torture than policing, or as a method to punish suspects that are otherw
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by cess11 4y ago
To expand on this, the expansion that has happened in courts and mainly in cases involving police is based on the legal idea of 'inbillat nödvärn', i.e. defending against an imagined threat, in contrast to an actual threat. If som
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by cess11 4y ago
"Corn is not a _food_. Corn is a _platform_." https://twunroll.com/article/1074810043495796736
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by cess11 4y ago
No, but my main on discworld.atuin.net has a couple of years of playtime logged since 2014. Since 2002 it's probably a couple of years more on tens of characters. It's still the game I play the most, and for the hardcore it's
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by cess11 4y ago
Lisp syntax is a lack of syntax, it takes five minutes to learn. Everything being an expression, expressions being replaceable by their evaluation, quote/unquote/quasiquote, macros is what'll take time to adapt to. Convenient
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by cess11 4y ago
Can't be easy getting angry about journalism at bits of sentences taken out of context in non-journalistic texts.
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by cess11 4y ago
The sentence you quoted from mentions the British Empire twice already, do you really need a third mention at the end to understand what the context is for the quoted part?
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by cess11 4y ago
Big organisations are lead by people that hang out with other people in big corporations. Some of these other corporations are friends with people in big organisations that own office properties or do office cleaning or whatever. These corp
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by cess11 4y ago
My programme in high school allowed me to choose a course in SQL, that's how I first learned it in 2002.
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by cess11 4y ago
It was a student prank and not people that had lived for 45 years or more, and national chauvinism was arguably a much stronger factor in the bulgarian sense of humour at the time. So how did you come to your conclusion?
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by cess11 4y ago
And here's the swedish variety: https://opendata.smhi.se/apidocs/
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by cess11 4y ago
Allah isn't a name in that sense, it's the arabic word that means God, and it's the one that christian arabs use when they talk about God from a christian perspective. There's a lot of different ideas about what monothei
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by cess11 4y ago
It's likely you learned a lot about what not to do. Good leaders will find it attractive that you have experience with mistakes and failure, both your own and others', just like they'll put cushions under their employees when
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by cess11 4y ago
Not sure what you mean by "function factory", could you elaborate? Isn't it metaclasses and decorators that are used for metaprogramming in Python? In my opinion the 'everything is an expression' is the really tasty
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by cess11 4y ago
Someone fluent in SWI-Prolog can do all that too.
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by cess11 4y ago
If it isn't about a single person and a state it's not about free speech. In this particular context it's rather about commerce.
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by cess11 4y ago
Whiteness is a racial category, hence only possible in racist societies, i.e. societies that produce racial stratification and identities. Why you imagine all people that share whiteness also share culture is beyond me.
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by cess11 4y ago
What do you mean by "live application"? Is a PHP application under nginx "live" or not? If it is "live", changing a file will immediately be reflected in the application on the next "eval", i.e. requi
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by cess11 4y ago
You could put some state in the session to keep it persistent across page reloads and get a result similar to continuations or however you're keeping that state on the JVM.
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by cess11 4y ago
These days we also have psysh.org which is a pretty sweet interactive PHP shell. Doesn't have the sophisticated halting and rewinding and redefining that Common Lisp and other image based REPL:s do, but it allows for very rapid develop
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by cess11 4y ago
Nah, johnb, erg and others are putting in a lot of effort. Join the Discord if you want to keep up to date, QxJYZx3QDf.
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by cess11 4y ago
It's in the article the thread starts with. https://github.com/udayvir-singh/tangerine.nvim
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by cess11 4y ago
Leonid Schneider has some interesting background on Lang and Schmidt. https://forbetterscience.com/2022/06/17/schneider-shorts-17-...