elros

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by elros 10y ago
I don't know much about F#, but in a language with currying, such distinction does not exist, given f(x, y) == f(x)(y)
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by elros 10y ago
If you mean typeclasses, Elm doesn't have them. Regarding hardcoded messages, there's been at some point talk in the community regarding allowing library authors to have some sort of hook to compiler that would make it possible to
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by elros 10y ago
I have absolutely no idea. I can tell you my last computer was a 4 x 1GB Kingston HyperX on a Q9450 Core 2 Quad with a Gigabyte GA-X48-DQ2 motherboard, and it's been a few years. I only know my Mac has 16GB of RAM, and that's part
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by elros 11y ago
Considering you need to provide fingerprints to request all sorts of documents, what would the government be able to do that they aren't already able now? Here's a list of documents you need to provide fingerprints, off the top of
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by elros 11y ago
> And I can go to any local shop and get a pre-paid SIM card without any personal info involved. Which I gather is fully on-topic as you're a Turk writing from Turkey, right?
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by elros 11y ago
Uppercase is just a simple way to put it, but it's not exactly precise. Chinese has different numeral forms depending on the usage context. The more complex versions are also known as Financial. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by elros 11y ago
Yes, in Brazil AFAIK the law involve more than, let's say, listing it somewhere in the back in small print. You actually need to visually shout it out, think bold letters in white on a red background, occupying a sixth of the height of
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by elros 11y ago
> Also, do expenses include my time value? If not, what other expenses are there for OSS devs? I'm not sure from a legal standpoint as IANAL, but I can think of the price of a computer, a desk, a chair, Internet, etc. There are othe
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by elros 11y ago
Sure, but "stop words" are a computing concept as opposed to "parts of speech" which is a linguistic one, which I think is related to his point. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_words https:&#x2F
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by elros 11y ago
On OS X, if you type Command+Control+Space, it brings up a character insertion menu where you can search by character name. I can get both daggers, black star and black heart quite quickly that way.
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by elros 11y ago
[citation needed]
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by elros 11y ago
Nowadays it's mostly only the case on the letter <e>, where it indicates a pronunciation of /ɛ/. In the past, when put on a <a> it changed it from /a/ to /ɑ/, however that mostly fell in disuse
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by elros 11y ago
Personally I rarely browse at 100% zoom. I magnify each page until I only have ~20px of margin and no whitespace. Given there are tens of millions of people on the Internet, even if a small amount like 0,01% did it, it would already be &quo
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by elros 11y ago
I think defining other people to be "profound[ly] misunderstanding what life is about" just because they do not believe the same as you when it comes to something so fundamental and personal as one's life is much closer to &q
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by elros 11y ago
As someone who pushes pixels around every day for a living – among other things, of course – I'd say option 3. The thing about layout styles for CSS that people seem to miss is that you don't have to choose a single one one. You
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by elros 11y ago
I tried to read the website, but it just decided to scroll in ways I didn't intended it too. The tool itself seems nice.
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by elros 11y ago
I've read you saying you want to tryout modern JavaScript applications. Look for a boilerplate repo with the tools you like and fork it. It's tedious to set up the tooling part and if you want to focus on proper coding, that'
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by elros 11y ago
I speak French and Portuguese, both as native languages. I wouldn't characterize any language as broken, but what most people seem to be describing here is the divergence between the spelling and the pronunciation, as well as the amoun
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by elros 11y ago
I genuinely wanted a good critique (It's nice to get dissenting viewpoints) but reading text so charged with anger and so scant in information is stressing me out.
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by elros 11y ago
I wonder how this plays out when the consolidated land you get sits on less farmable earth than the fragmented one you had.
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by elros 11y ago
You can't wear a cross around you neck in a public institution either.
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by elros 11y ago
Is she on Facebook? You can try https://www.facebook.com/safetycheck/paris_terror_attacks/ . J'espère que tout vas bien.
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by elros 11y ago
I am French and have friends and family in Paris, fortunately they are all safe. I am however in shock and can't really process much except for shedding tears. I feel the strong need to point out that in these difficult times in Europe
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by elros 11y ago
> ... for the technological progresses ... You've answered it yourself :-) It's not a technical problem, it's a social issue.
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by elros 11y ago
Don't you mean .parent__child-element { ?
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by elros 11y ago
They're not the enemy of privacy in general. They're the enemy of privacy between you and them. If they can make sure that not only they can get your data, but also that noone else can get it too, that's a win in their book
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by elros 11y ago
Why? Edit: It seems to me that depending on the market one targets there's not much to be gained from designing for slow connection speeds...
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by elros 11y ago
Check out any of Dijkstra's handwritten papers. He uses this variation when signing his own name.
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by elros 11y ago
Oh, I fully agree with you on this one!
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by elros 11y ago
He was replying to a post that matches the price of a computer to a car, with the implication that that's expensive. He replied saying that a rMBP "starts at $1299", and he was disagreeing with the post he was replying. Thus

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