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Harry Potter has been published more than 20 years ago Children stories may have a long life. For example, the brothers Grimm stories are still with us.
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It is harder to create/merge numerous dialects for a computer language such as TLA+ than English. Even the most popular languages such as Python have just a few viable implementations. Roadmap/focus is useful in a collaboration.
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it is not either or. You can do both. I'm sure a swimmer who reads books about swimming in addition to swimming is better all else being equal than a swimmer who just swims.
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Does it refer to a large valley? (lots of fertile ground) Perhaps, it is a punny reference to him being a pure blood.
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Degenerate gambler, graphomaniac, and a pedophile--what a list. btw, there are likely more HP books sold then all books by all these authors combined.
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It doesn't sound right. I've just checked: you don't even need an account to post an answer.
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Coder / Programmer / Software engineer sound like synonyms. Architecture is just one the tasks that programmers perform. Places where somebody does architecture without programming are dysfunctional (anything takes forever).
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Some people have issues with object permanence (if they don't see an object, they forget it exists). Sticky corners plus keyboard-driven tiling inside IDE (emacs), web browser (zen) can go a long way even without a formal tiling WM.
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If you are a nobody, you can shout any nonsense there. It is an outrage machine: very useful for "divide & conquer" type of governance
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The encryption is a red herring to distract from the truth: telegram is the only platform where views different from war profiteers can be expressed. You can't do it anywhere else: not on cnn, not bbc, not guardian, not bloomberg, ...,
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I envy your blind optimism.
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BS. Vast majority of non-tech users do not, for a simple reason that they can't know it even if they cared, and they do not. Even tech users can't be bothered to read links to the faq on tg site. There is so much misinformation ar
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keys, backdoors, lies (e.g., in the past, people were kill based on metadata alone--technically, no actual conversations' content is necessary).
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To be fair, it seems typical ceo behavior (gates, jobs, bezos) -- you don't become a billionaire by being nice.
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It is unrelated to technological innovation (in the short run). I expect the same result in US. Europe is not united enough to have a separate from US opinion.
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"unpopular" If we feed all the comments say to chatgpt and ask it (or just count by hand pro/against tg posts) what result do you expect?
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This is how censorship works in developed democracies. Telegram was the last platform where point of views different from sanctioned by the powers that be could be expressed (to a limit--it is still in app store after all). You've done
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I see roadmap until Aug 2024 https://bitprophet.org/projects/#roadmap Though commits on both projects are several months old
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To discourage bash outside shell one-liners (where it is appropriate), fabric/invoke could be used. Bash/ssh commands are glued together using Python: https://docs.fabfile.org/en/latest/getting-started.h
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The presence of subconscious processes doesn't deny the existence of conscious ones. Focus/diffuses modes are widely known/accepted. You can direct the unconscious thoughts too. If I spend some time intensely trying to solve
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There is also https://github.com/zifeo/dataconf that relies heavily on dataclasses to represent configs.
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There was found a reverse correlation (on a small sample at Google) the better you are at leetcode-like problems, the worse you are at the job. The correlation is gone on a larger sample https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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I read the post, it doesn't answer the question other than there are too many existing standards/we don't like them, let's create another one https://xkcd.com/927/ Replacing working cryptographic st
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bash -- DSL for invoking subprocesses :: what you rather see in a code review: one-line shell pipeline or equivalent Python code? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/295459/how-do-i-use-subp... sh-like DSL on top
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It depends on the tools you use e.g., emacs is programmable not just in theory but in practice. Every key press executes a customizable command. It scales from just a few use-package tweaks in your init.el to complete apps such as Magit, Or
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Amortized over 10 years of lifetime usage, it is just $4.13 per month-- less than Netflix "standard with Ads" subscription.
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Manually hacking `sys.path` somewhere in the guts of your project is a path to madness. During development, `pip install -e .` can be used to get installation from the local directory (changes are available immediately).
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While the conclusion looks like a good general guideline, the logic is flawed. There are things that are beneficial (or even necessary) in appropriate amount that are bad in larger dosage: resistance training, cardio, sauna, sulforaphane, f
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It is not reversal of symptoms. From Dr. House: paralytic doesn't reverse pain, it just makes screams go away. ABA (masking) doesn't reverse autism. It just makes it less visible from outside (no matter the cost from within).
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https://www.tiktok.com/@girl_on_couch/video/7363742421588512... a grain of truth in every joke

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