ferrari8608

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by ferrari8608 10y ago
You suppose wrong. You are correct though that it is normal to view and say things about a junkie as I do.
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
> Will they design games for this and simply cut out graphics features to make it run on the slower version? That's how the relationship between high-end PC games and the consoles work right now, so it's probably the case.
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
I would hope CRV's immigrant staff are documented. If so, what's the beef with Trump? His official stance on immigration is to try to combat illegal immigration and temporarily pause immigration from unstable countries.
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
Which would of course be the optimal solution. I always forget about that object.
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
I just wanted to point out a bit of syntax from the article. I'm a huge fan of compact variable declaration if statements. The code from the article: if name in names: names[name] += 1 else: names[name] = 1
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
I learned something new. It's not a big deal, but I'm glad it was posted nonetheless.
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
"We're sorry but the page that you're looking for can not be found. The URL may be misspelled or may have changed. Try searching for the content in the search box below or select from AP's latest news instead. " Jus
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ReactOS 0.4.2 Released(reactos.org)
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
I would love to see that core sample. The tree isn't, or at least doesn't appear to be very big, so the rings must have been tiny.
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
One of the commenters on that article said: "just for the pleasure, anyone want to try a simple rm -rf --no-preserve-root /" I don't have a Windows 10 computer, so I can't test this myself. I would love to know what
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
It's much simpler to me. Tuples are used when you need a sequence but don't need to modify the contents, for instance returning multiple objects from a function call. Lists are used when you want to add things to it. Namedtuples a
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
The fact they didn't want us to know
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
We don't, but I haven't seen any around.
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
Could the obesity epidemic have a little to do with this? With around two thirds of the US population overweight, that's a lot of conventionally unattractive people. For males especially, being overweight drastically reduces the odds o
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
I haven't had any font issues with Manjaro (Deepin community release) or Antergos (MATE). Text looks great right out of the box. I can't say the same for vanilla Arch, but that's to be expected really. I've been using Th
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
Bad in what way(s) in particular?
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
It doesn't really seem like a decent comparison when you look at the comments and read that he used two different graphics drivers for the comparison. Proprietary for the first demo, open source nouveau for the second (which I suppose
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
>but it freezes on files larger than 1 MB That's a pretty large bug. Considering what JSON is supposed to be used for, passing data between two programs/processes, files larger than 1 MB should have been accounted for. Does it
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
It's not nice to abuse innocent cats. python -mjson.tool < unformatted.json | vim - If you're not using cat to concatenate things, the shell can probably handle the job.
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
> erases the file first and >> appends without erasing This isn't the issue.
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
Yes, you are absolutely correct. In our production code, which is currently running 2.7, we make extensive use of the itertools versions of those functions (imap, ifilter, etc.) for this reason. The itertools functions behave exactly like t
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
I've never understood why that phrase applies to Python when the language still has the map, filter, reduce, etc. functional functions. Generators and comprehensions completely removed the need for those, yet the functions remain even
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
Same here, but Monster was my poison of choice. I lost 50 lbs with keto and haven't looked back. Everything just got better. I think bulletproof coffee is a bit overrated though. I tried it and couldn't get into it, and that'
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
Voat.co is worth checking out. It's like a smaller Reddit with an emphasis on preserving free speech.
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
It's a shame your comment has fallen victim to the disagree button. While I disagree with you, which I'll get to in a moment, it greatly disappoints me how some of the supposed intellectual thinkers on this site would like to hide
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
In theory, it should have been a pretty good exercise for the kids. Where the teacher screwed up was not following up with it as the author said. It could have been a great opportunity, but it seems to me the teacher blew that.
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
You might be interested in Voat.co. That is the basic mindset of its comparitively small user base. Downvoting is typically reserved for the truly shit posts. There is a lot of crude content, but the site makes it easy to filter that out if
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
Same thing happened to Reddit. It was kind of inevitable that it would happen here, where many HN users are likely also Reddit users. Disagree button makes no sense when we already have a flag button.
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
Honestly journald is probably the only thing I don't really like about systemd and not for the reason you might think I'm about to say. I just rarely need to use it, because everything pretty much just works 99% of the time. So I
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by ferrari8608 10y ago
That's because there are only a couple of guys working on it. Linux has had hundreds of contributors over the years, many of which work for large tech companies like Intel and get paid by their company for their contributions. I would

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