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dgan
2y ago
I did write the comment using it as noun, incorrectly, on purpose, to convey my confusion :)
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2y ago
Took me a couple of minutes, a google search, and then another couple of minutes to understand what a "rolling joint" is. (not native English speaker)
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dgan
2y ago
Tablet, yes. As for reading, definitely better to read in the train than a phone screen. As for writing, didn't try
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2y ago
Linking this thread, because it already crossed my mind so many times https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29863108
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dgan
2y ago
Use ocamlformat and set "profile = janestreet"
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2y ago
I do! Bought one at Ikea for 5€. I use one because the sound on my android refuses to work (I am pretty sure it's a software bug, not a hardware failure, but i have no proof).since otherwise, the phone works correctly, i am not replaci
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2y ago
Me too, i don't enjoy observing people's pimples on the nose
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2y ago
I still remember.As clear as day: I bought raw eggs and raw meat with my French equivalent "tickets resto", as well as a couple of beers. I am a horrible person. Granted, I was only being paid 2300€/month at that time. Poor
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2y ago
You seem yo underestimate my ability to slack off in th office.
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2y ago
How do you handle runtime - defined sizes then? Just preallocate maximum possible number of bytes?
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2y ago
Sure thing : $env::Path (the semicolon? so Path is not quoted here? But when I assign a value it's quoted?) Dir -r | %($_.Name.ToLower) ( what is this? statement dreamed by utterly deranged) They took us for absolute fools
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2y ago
I have tried to do the same, but i have opposite experience. I just can't grok the syntax, it always seems like a magician pulling out another "Haha! I bet you haven't seen this one coming !" Like, i can't even cons
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2y ago
Not the parent, but i return heterogeneous lists of the same length to the excel to be used by xlwings. The first row being the headers, but every row below is obviously heterogeneous
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2y ago
Do you have knowledge of sensitive data being sold to third parties?
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2y ago
> "Eliminate all local excel files.." Isn't the ability to interact with local environment, half the reason why people use Excel in the first place? Okey maybe if they connect the cloud instance to a shared drive, that cou
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2y ago
A very reasonable approach indeed
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2y ago
Can you expand om what of code duplication you deem reasonable?
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2y ago
Pavlovian response implies a repeated trigger, looks like you answered your own question
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2y ago
Anyone using large e-ink monitor for programming? I cautious about trying one because I wouldn't want to wait 1 full second every time I scroll yhe sources
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2y ago
Why would you bother with such a heavy language, just to wait on a single network event?
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2y ago
>> I'll take the UV rays over a bunch of smelly, synthetic goop all over my skin You are clearly not allergic to the sunlight / UV, aren't you? Because i am, and definitely taking synthetic goop over red rash all over t
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2y ago
Someone mentioned Bender from Futurama, and now I can't unsee it
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The mice moving challenge (2017)
(jobjo.github.io)
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2y ago
Funny, i broke my Debian twice (on two separate laptops) by doing exactly that, mixing stable with testing. I was kinda obliged to use "testing" because Dell XPS would miss critical drivers. I switched to opensuse afterwards
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2y ago
So literally today i tried to install sql server developer edition, and for some reason the downloaded file was corrupted. The error msg wasn't "ctrl-c"-able, so i had to retype whatever nonsense shown on the screen. That was
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2y ago
Okey I realised I went a little too hard on this. I agree on the B2C versus B2B split and your analysis
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2y ago
A wierd bubble he/she lives in. "Raise your prices! Your prices are low! Raise them now!" I find most services now are extremely overpriced. Your "pay us $coffee$ per month", is absolutely not going to happen becaus
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2y ago
Somehow tangent: can anyone tell me why WhY i can't just copy the text in any Windows' error windows? It looks like it's all text somehow is a texture which is un-selectable? So i have to retype manually (and translate back t
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2y ago
I don't recall the link but there was a github repo with comparisons of CFFI implementations in different languages, and from what i remember Python was 'bout 3 orders of magnitude slower than, say, Lua or Ocaml Edit: ha, found it
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Sonar tries hard to have an authority of a compiler, while having the resources of a linter. I am not saying it's snake oil, but honestly how i ve seen ut being used, it's not that far
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