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elnatro
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3y ago
> started (legally) pirating left and right This made me chuckle.
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3y ago
Not only that, could an author from NZ create stories based on Tolkien writings? I suppose so, right?
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Not sure how this is related to saying that not all content in the Bible is 100% true content.
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3y ago
I’m not saying Jesus cannot had existed. I’m saying that many events in the book are actually cathechetical content and not real events.
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3y ago
As some other comments have already said. This looks like an edgy story. I don’t think there was a star in Bethelem at all, most of the Bible is metaphorical, and a story of the of a culture, society, and religion. The Bible cannot be inter
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3y ago
Have anybody tried to replicate that machine with actual code? Would it be possible?
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Yes, in their view they think that a code comment implies code that needs to be refactored, yes I’m not kidding.
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3y ago
Oh I didn’t know! Edit: but not in gog!
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Once they release a version for MacBook M3 I’m going to buy a MacBook only for that :)
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3y ago
Yes you’re right, but sometimes in interpreted languages it’s difficult to understand what the function does. Python resolves this problem via type-hinting, Ruby relies on comments (although there are some approaches like sorbet).
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3y ago
Related to this: the worst part of all this “Clean code” mindset, it is the idea that having comments in the code is somewhat harmful, because “if there is a comment, the code is not simple enough”. Currently in my second workplace that bel
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3y ago
Did cavemen have a fossil fuel based economy? Did they produce billions of tons of CO2 each year?
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3y ago
Why is this relevant? Is it because of the website?
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The Cathedral of Cordoba was a church (Arianism branch of Christianity) before the Muslims converted it to a mosque. The Visigoth Kingdom was completely wiped out by Muslim invaders.
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3y ago
Do you think that relying less in C code could be better for Python and it’s community? I mean less focus on being “glue” between C code and more focus con optimizing the interpreter?
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3y ago
Is it worth it to be updated on world events? I mean, what do you get from “being informed”? At what level would you say you have to be informed: country? Continent? Culture?
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3y ago
Thanks for the insight!
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Why some Romance languages had the hard C sound lost before e and i?
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If the statue had been censured, it would have been removed from the public eye. There was no separation between Church and state during that time, so…
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3y ago
> David was originally commissioned as one of a series of statues of prophets to be positioned along the roofline of the east end of Florence Cathedral, but was instead placed in the public square in front of the Palazzo della Signoria,
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3y ago
If you entered your card details in that site you should cancel it. Double-check suspicious sites that asks for your bank or cards information. Glad you were lucky and they did not ended up with your money.
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3y ago
Is Age of Empires playable in MacOS? I’d like to remember my childhood years but going back to windows after 15 years of Ubuntu and MacOS gives me headaches.
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elnatro
4y ago
Awesome! Thank you! Pretty useful stuff, applications in city planning and safety, I wouldn’t have guessed!
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4y ago
Wow, so the best language for multi platform Linux development could be Golang. Does it has enough libraries to be a serious alternative? What do you think about that?
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Interesting. Thanks!
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I’d like the cellular automata, indeed I tried to do a small library for this kind of thing. Does anybody of particular applications of them? A new model of computation? Would it be performant in current hardware architectures? Could I crea
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Calling the language “Castilian” or “Spanish” would depend on what region are you based on. In mine, “Spanish” is more used, and in most parts of the Americas.
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How do you know if a programmer is “competitive”? Do you take a look at that programmer’s open source contributions?
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Modern Spanish is not Castillian. The Spanish Royal Academy recognizes and acknowledges all varieties and dialects of Spanish. Castillian is only one of them.
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I envy the fast development cycles the PHP language developer team is doing. From five years until now, I’d say PHP has had a completely overhaul since the time I stopped web development.
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