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by csb6 3y ago
Certainly there has been a shift of many applied linguistics researchers away from generative linguistics, but it is still quite common among university linguistics departments and continues to be actively researched (source: took linguisti
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by csb6 3y ago
> so it's not clear to me why I need an alternative to that stuff. It seems like you don't need it. However, a lot of people access their email across multiple devices and want everything to be kept in sync/efficient to fe
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by csb6 3y ago
> I still need it for the include system The goal is to get rid of this using C++20 modules (and potentially reduce compile times due to repeated expansion of header files). > the file and line macros This is addressed by C++20's
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by csb6 3y ago
You can provide a custom implementation for "operator new" for the coroutine, so you could instead use some sort of preallocated buffer to store the coroutine frame (or some other custom memory management scheme), but yeah the des
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by csb6 3y ago
This was the point: > Why is it justifiable to violate the property rights of the company owners to exert influence on jobs that the company also owns? Health/safety regulations and inspections are examples of things that often “vio
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by csb6 3y ago
> Why is it justifiable to violate the property rights of the company owners to exert influence on jobs that the company also owns? By that logic, all regulation and legislation restricting the behavior of companies and their interaction
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by csb6 3y ago
These completely dominate the land along I-17 between Flagstaff and Phoenix. Amazing how rapidly they appeared.
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by csb6 3y ago
> The ultimate root cause that generates socialist ideals is not the plight of the workers or anything so surface-level, it's the intuition that intellectuals should run society. This is not the case. Marx and other writers repeated
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by csb6 3y ago
> can it be a coincidence that healthcare, housing, and education are so expensive and also hugely "centrally planned"? How are you defining central planning? It seems like you mean “extensive government intervention and involv
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by csb6 3y ago
SPARK goes further though. More advanced properties besides memory safety can be proven. This seems tremendously useful for something like sudo.
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by csb6 3y ago
Their work also significantly contributes to climate change, which has and will continue to cause suffering worldwide. They not only produce fossil fuel products, but lobby aggressively to continue doing so.
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by csb6 4y ago
I agree, page count is a bad way to judge books. I was using the parent comment’s logic, which disparaged Pynchon for writing long novels and implied that long novels are less valuable.
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by csb6 4y ago
The book is 760 pages. That’s slightly less than Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix . It is a standalone book, too, so no need to read a series of books to prepare (each of those could be 100s of pages as well!). In terms of plot-pe
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by csb6 4y ago
The two atomic bombings and a home island invasion undeniably were not the only two options available to end the war. That is what I said was a fact. For example, the U.S. could have continued conventional bombing, or installed a blockade a
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by csb6 4y ago
The land invasion vs. atomic bombings is objectively a false dichotomy. The U.S. closely monitored Japanese diplomatic cables, and knew that they were seeking a peace treaty negotiated by the USSR, who was still officially neutral. The Sovi
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by csb6 4y ago
That directly contradicts the article: > By Monday afternoon, “the problem” had been “fixed.” Twitter deployed code to automatically “greenlight” all of Musk’s tweets, meaning his posts will bypass Twitter’s filters designed to show peop
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by csb6 4y ago
It was widely reported in the days following the Super Bowl that he personally ordered his Tweets be boosted after a Tweet by Biden got more engagement than his similar Tweet [0]. As far as I can tell, he did not instruct Twitter employees
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by csb6 4y ago
Really? On the API docs it still says write-only access. I don’t see anything about allowing user queries (unless the docs haven’t been updated to Musk’s latest whim, which should be expected given Twitter’s state I guess).
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by csb6 4y ago
The plan doesn’t make much sense because the free tier is write -only. Bots can post 1,500 Tweets per API token per month, but free users can no longer make simple read-only queries about Tweets or users. This means the free API is only us
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by csb6 4y ago
> Implemented <memory_resource> header from C++17 Looks like they implemented it. Not sure about if they added all of the specialized containers though.
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by csb6 4y ago
I see no reason why Senate Democrats would vote for this. It would be giving more electoral votes to a red state and taking them away from a blue state, as well as setting precedent for red-leaning parts of other blue states to do the same.
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by csb6 4y ago
The U.S. produces a massive amount of emissions itself, especially considering its much smaller population compared to China and India. The U.S. government has the ability to set energy policy (e.g. not allowing new oil exploration, phasing
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by csb6 4y ago
Really? Since the sale I’ve seen lots more bugs (e.g. replies failing to load, like button not working, images not loading, menus not working, Tweets not loading, etc.)
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by csb6 4y ago
One reason is to reduce callback hell where you have to pass a continuation function to an asynchronous operation to run after it has completed. Coroutines can be used to make your code look more like blocking code. ASIO’s coroutine support
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by csb6 4y ago
> This feels to me like a case where the market should sort it out - I would think there would be enough competition in the egg industry that it should be difficult to gouge. If all of the large producers are in on it, then the market wo
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by csb6 4y ago
> that too stops working quickly once you get outside of European languages I don’t think this is entirely fair. Generative grammars have been produced for a huge variety of non-European languages, even non-Indo-European languages, and c
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by csb6 4y ago
There are innumerable factors that go into people deciding to join the military. What makes you think “wokeness” is the reason for declining recruitments? Why not stronger labor markets or the end of major wars in Iraq and Afghanistan?
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by csb6 4y ago
> Ideally, he could have dealt with the person in a more permanent manner Care to elaborate on what you mean by this?
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by csb6 4y ago
How is spraying a woman with a water hose a solution? It certainly isn’t going to improve his store’s public image or help the woman get help. Business owners are not entitled to taking out their frustrations on homeless people.
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by csb6 4y ago
Oops, forgot to drop the link. It is: https://github.com/SerenityOS/ladybird

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