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This is a new syntax, so it is opt-in. The new syntax can be conceived as syntax sugar that lets you rewrite def my_func(): import my_mod my_mod.do_stuff() as lazy import my_mod def my_func(): my_mod.do_stuff(
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It's the implementation of an eu wide law. Judges in other countries might rule differently, but this isn't really an example of the netherlands going its own way and experimenting.
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You can send an ip packet to a service, which will in turn send an sms or place a phone call on your behalf. Such services provide varying degrees of anonymity. The cost of such services is irrelevant in the present discussion, as we are di
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If you inherently support the democrats and detest the republicans, nothing in the title is anti democrat. Of course they would oppose the republican funding plan, good for them! You might say.
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They can track down the origin of a ip packet as well. To rejoinder the response of "what about vpn" - sms, phone, and letters can all be proxied as well.
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I was very surprised by it when I noticed it a year or so ago. What's interesting is that when it works, eg you have a directory with numbers from 1-10, you don't really notice it. It isn't until it bites you in the ass, eg y
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> The other part being, you don’t really have to write stuff down as much when you can just manipulate subjects of your authoritarian regime at will. That creates a web of implicit rules that need to be complied with just as much as if t
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Cancel culture is censorship?
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you're describing step 6
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I'm talking about step 5. The elements just magically migrate to the correct position, whereas in the real algorithm they would be moved individually.
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You're misunderstanding. They don't explain how to do partitioning at all. Step 3 is just tagging the elements that are above the partition element, which there happen to be two of.
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The rest of the article is interesting and doesn't depend on the validity of that statement.
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News is a good source for facts. If they say the sky is blue, I would have no reason to doubt them. But if they say the sky is turning from blue to pink, and we should all be worried because this might be a sign of the end times, I wouldn&#
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You're arguing over language, which is arbitrary. We can choose to define the words however we like. Utterly pointless
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Them correcting themselves isn't a bad thing. The point is that it would be absolutely retarded to require that people never disagree with the WHO. Please try and follow the thread of the conversation and not take it down these pointle
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It says "me, a beginner " The hn submitter presumably edited for length
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>You can 'just pick it up' without any Bluetooth hassling or switching. I've done this on android/linux with random bluetooth earbuds. I'm sure apple is more reliable or whatever but this is not a unique feature
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The left has a principled interest in free speech, which they've regularly abandoned. The right has used free speech rhetoric at times, but has no attachment to it as a principle.
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Is that why they don't have alt selection?
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The left wing is the free speech crowd. The right wing has never had a principled belief in free speech. It was always their intention to turn cancel culture back at their enemies when the opportunity arose. I'm still reeling that it w
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> If you are successful the newUSA will force you to divest what you've build against your will. You still make money in that case. It isn't a bad deal for the chinese. The americans who now have yet another censored app contro
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You can use debian's version of your npm packages if you'd like. The issues you're likely to run into are: some libraries won't be packaged period by debian; those that are might be on unacceptably old versions. You can
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Consider turning on showdead and looking at your sibling comment lol
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People are calling for violence against left wingers at large because of this one lone wolf. I don't blame people who want to disassociate from him.
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I tried macos once and did not like it. I will not be contributing to your little project, but I bid you good luck.
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What you're describing is a graphical shell. If you want it over the network, we have a protocol for that, it's called X. Misusing a terminal for this is fundamentally pointless.
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I am fairly certain that this was forced on them by google rather than a deliberate choice. Syncthing and other apps were put in the same position.
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Supposing a book is usually $30, then this would be a factor of 100 above that. That seems fairly punitive to me.
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Yellow doesn't represent anything, it represents nothing. It's a blank hole that people can fill in with their biases. White people will picture it to be white, black people can imagine it being black. That becomes a problem when
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If it was a sure thing, then the rights holders wouldn't have accepted a settlement deal for a measly couple billion. Both sides are happier to avoid risking losing the suit.
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