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dgan
3y ago
Just for fun: (servers ;; lispy comment ((name alpha) (ip 10.0.0.0) (role backend) (notes "very large multiline string") ((name beta) (ip 10.0.0.1 10.0.0.2) (role frontend)) )
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dgan
3y ago
good thing you only have 1 voice
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dgan
3y ago
You are implying there are candidates who do not impede response to climate change: even the Greens are against nuclear, which in my understanding, is totally unproductive. They are also still debating "décroissance", that is &quo
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3y ago
The entire thought process of "Occidental Petroleum": "So we are using C02 to push oil out of the ground, but it's kinda expensive, can we make it so government pays for it? Totally, call the Media Relationships departme
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3y ago
Aw, poor invaders, such tough times with racism nowadays, can't even invade peacefully
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3y ago
On another spectrum, RuZZians invading Ukraine right now are really thinking they are "liberating" it.
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dgan
3y ago
If am rewriting python, I d like yo switch for a typed language though... It makes further refactoring easier, everything else aside
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3y ago
>> A global platform is too difficult for governments to control How is that? I claim the opposite. It's far easier to control onr entity instead of multiple separated ones.
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3y ago
Python is a gravity pool attracting unexperienced programmers. And very often (in my experience) , it shows. Lack of static typing is nothing in comparison with lack of common sense and unwillingness to learn ("why force oneself ? The
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3y ago
I have this analogy stuck with me: «Classes should be deep, not large». Which means: imagine a thin rectangle, but very tall, which stands on its thin side up; now, the X-dimension is the price you have to pay upfront to understand an abs
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3y ago
Great! Glad you recognized the fact it can have some valid usecases
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There is whole youtube channel for someone who regularly rides one to go to work, so I guess that's practical enough for him. He is still alive too. https://www.youtube.com/@TheVelomobileChannel , and specifically the v
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3y ago
it is enough for 1 person, and plenty of bags around :) also, 450km range when used with 2 more batteries (only 6kg) 80 times more efficient
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3y ago
part _8_ .. oh that doesn't start well
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I thought "acoustic bike" was referring to some type of obscure sound propulsion technology I never encountered in any of the blogs or press articles. Turns out, "acoustic bike" means "regular bike"... go figur
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Electric recumbent bikes are 80 more efficient than EV (2018)
(lowtechmagazine.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
If you value answers on SO, this is your call to grab your local copy (kiwix allows that), which is immune to investors whims and CEOs mistakes.
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3y ago
IMHO, asking end consumer to "correctly sort" the trash is a non-scalable, non-solution. First of all, packaging isn't even standardised: you need to assume all the information about materials used to be available to end cons
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Let's imagine we stopped all C02 production tomorrow. How long it will take for climate to start going back to "sane" measurements?
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3y ago
Even the standard library isn't consistent on that. There are plenty of "Something.to_string" But "standard library" never was a strong point of OCaml anyway so I guess meh shrugs
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3y ago
How is legal? When I buy something, I expect me to own it, that's why it's called "a sale" and not a "a lease" / whatever I can't imagine a single reason how one party in the contract singlehandedly d
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3y ago
Unfortunately many services think they are smarter than you, and disallow "+" in email fields
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3y ago
My mistake. I actually meant the other book "Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools (Aho, Lam, Sethi, Ullman)"
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Just because your neighbour is doing morally questionable acts, doesn't mean you are getting carte blanche for you. So your first argument doesn't hold. Your second argument might hold but you are not providing anything. I reject
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3y ago
Wow, CLR is 239€. I do have a paid job, but dear lord
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Ask HN: Best value computer science book?
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Well their mobile version is so bad, I was avoiding clicking on links people send me, so that change only implements what i have been doing...
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3y ago
Just.. Don't do daily updates? I run updates once per month, works good enough
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Stackoverflow Offline
(kiwix.org)
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3y ago
:( thanks for information
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