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dorfsmay
8y ago
In Python I went back and forth: I discovered list comprehension and was exited and used them a lot. Then I went to multi level list comp. Then I realise I could never debug those so went back to loops for anything needing more than a singl
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8y ago
What are the differences and advantage over https://openclipart.org/ ?
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8y ago
High (sound, screen sharing, video) quality, low men and CPU usage.
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8y ago
Generally I prefer not to install apps, but with zoom the cost of installing the apps is worth the value it provides, which is good sound, good screen sharing, good video, all of that even with lowish bandwidth, and without eating all my me
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dorfsmay
8y ago
Aren't fish and prawns animals? Would you still considered a vegetarian if you ate them?
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8y ago
Are you talking about macro or formatting? If it's about formatting, given that this is what this thread is about, you can use code formatter for lisp languages exactly like for any other language, in fact they are even easier to write
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8y ago
> To be very clear, the proof required for what you are suggesting is a study with a minimum of 2 groups eating the same exact meals but at different times, and being forced to finish the entire meal and experiencing different outcomes.
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8y ago
Are you you saying the work of Valter Longo on repairs, increase autophagy, etc... during long fasts (6 to 10 days) is not valid?
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8y ago
This is great. I find myself having to explain and argue this point way too often: "One issue with most backup solutions is that an attacker controlling the local system can also wipe its old backups."
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8y ago
This is what I meant, yes, although I could never have explained it half as well as you did!
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8y ago
Yes. They can format correct python to pep8, but can't guess which if an else correspond to if I write it all on one or two lines.
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8y ago
Same here. This is so powerful. I absolutely love python, but this is one thing it doesn't allow. On the other when working in say Rust, I can express my thought in a line or 2 straight from brain to keyboard without having to care abo
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8y ago
Check writings by Valter Longo. The two principles are autophagy during the fast getting of bad cells (precancerous, etc...), and hormones typically only present in kids during growth periods reappearing during refeeding (eating after fasts
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8y ago
What does an HN meet up do differently than your average other technology meet up already does? In my city, Calgary, we have Python, js, datascience, beginner coder and much more. Most of them you can attend for free, so you can pick and ch
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8y ago
Same here, 2010 x220. I've been wanting to upgrade really bad, but all the equivalent still can only take 16 GB, so I'd gain some battery life and some CPU oompf which has never been an issue, but would still have the same memory
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8y ago
I have to wonder how close the flight characteristics of MS FS are to a 787, and how MS got all that information.
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8y ago
What software does he run for the simulation?
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8y ago
In readline in emacs mode (yes you can switch deadline in vi mode)
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8y ago
It's worse then that! Keep in mind that I open all links in a new private windows except for few services for which I stay logged in. On twitter, clicking sometime opens a new link, sometime shows the full version of an image. Trying t
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8y ago
As long at it is well documented and part of the training, and also ideally the system should indicate to the pilot why it is shutting down the engine(s), to avoid something like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TAM_
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8y ago
I wonder if it could be ice in the fuel line. Ice doesn't leave trace by the time it melts. This has happened in the past on a different type of plane (Boeing 777). https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1950
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https://gitlab.e.foundation/e/wiki/en/wikis/faq#is-e-lineage... "We've implemented several /e/ online services, with a single /e/ user identity (user@e.email). This infrastr
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8y ago
Could you not download the APK for that apps and installed directly? Don't get me wrong, I had not realised google was locking the play store and totally agree that it is an issue, but wondering if that could have helped you at the tim
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8y ago
Or somebody makes one top 40 song and has a long article including which highscool they went yo, but a university professor who wrote a language like Clojure, used by thousands of companies, isn't notable enough!
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8y ago
The International Space Station gas happened since, which has been continuously lived in. That's an achievement compared to a short trip on the moon kicking a few rocks.
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8y ago
There is no way the big cloud providers, AWS, GCP, Azure go offline without a notice period (even medium size one like DO). Use a solution that you can easily switch from one provider to another one, switch when there is any warning that th
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Which would be in line with the GP's argument of self-sustain systems and not passing any cost anywhere else: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18956248
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8y ago
There are RER stations within Paris: everything within zone 1 is in the city of Paris: https://parismap360.com/carte/image/en/paris-rer-map.jpg But even if cutting prices is within Paris only it will probably
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8y ago
Do you think those cover the cost of building and maintaining the roads? Do local/property/state/federal taxes not contribute to roads?
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8y ago
I agree. Let's start charging cars every time they use streets and highway based on their mass and space used.
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