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I note they never caught them. Here is a scum bag ostensibly protesting an aerial pest control program that was caught...... https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&object... ....but read to the
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Almost more interesting than Pelorus Jack, and is currently observable is French Pass, the hazard he helped them navigate through... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Te_Aumiti_/_French_Pass > The pass is 500 metre
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In fact, skip all the natter about subtypes and the like and think _purely_ in terms of class invariants. A class invariant holds at the end of the constructor and the start of the destructor and at the start and end of every public method.
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Sooo... one of these is going to cost me how much? Just asking.
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No, but I have given my microwave a tin foil hat. If the wife makes tea, it fries my wifi connection.
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6y ago
Today's numbers if anyone cares https://www.reddit.com/r/newzealand/comments/gfjby8/coronavi...
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7y ago
I'm astonished that a search of the comments here produces no hits for that master of modern Kayfabe... Trump.
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Reminder for those in despair... It is merely enough to make the r0 after containment measures less than 1. Then the problem will eventually go away. As someone said, social distancing measures to work must be done when it seems to be overr
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Change the colour to red and we're getting close to the Umbrella Corp logo.
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That stuff actually works... basically if, like me, you're overweight... you've got a ruddy big log to burn strapped to your middle. The trick is to get enough air in and bump your metabolism to start burning it.
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I don't think there is a euthanasia bill passed or even on the table in the entire planet where "we start killing people because you" is acceptable. That's just plain FUD. They are all, "The patient, being of sound
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Arguably you're just a great big pile of grey goo. ie. It's not an argument against grey goo, it's an argument the grey goo catastrophe rules everywhere and has done so for eons.
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Watch the front wheels.... The car will go where they are pointing, and you will spot movement sooner. That said, please remember your own turn signals are to announce your intention, not applaud your action.
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Sadly it looks like they have won so comprehensively.... they have stopped boasting... https://cybersquirrel1.com/ The cybersquirrels have won.
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When someone asks me to measure something.... I instantly say the answer is 42.... what are you going to do about it?
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My brain couldn't tell me where Sverdlovsk was.... so I look it up.... Then my brain went "Wut!? What's that! Why is that?" https://www.google.co.nz/maps/place/Ozero+Uklonskoye/@58.662...
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Walter Bright has said on several occasions that compilation speed was one of his design goals for D.
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> pointless relic of the cold war, extremely obsolete So you're saying the nukes are gone, the arms limitation treaties are rock solid and working, and no new threats are emerging..... Oh wait, none of that is true.
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Sort like the short bus, but shorter.
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Wake me up when the prices at the supermarket are comparable with actual pork...
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> ...and you will at all times want to be suited up like you’re going to going to spay a velociraptor. Brand new sentence... PS: If you must do battle with the likes of strcpy(), avoid strncpy() and strlcpy() and head straight for strscp
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A colleague points out that the COB rather than SMD based lights have a better spectrum.
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You need to start from both ends... TDD to get the chunks of functionality you add rock solid.. A Walking Skeleton to guide your vision of where you're going... https://wiki.c2.com/?WalkingSkeleton Each part you add m
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Start at the bottom, make your bottom layers solid first. You can't reliably deduced anything about what your current problem is, if the things it depends on are flaky. Design by Contract. Understand it. Used it. Turn your asserts on a
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I will add one precursor for those stuck in analysis paralysis.... Make it. You can't make it work if you haven't made anything.
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I once thought I could do better than gdb.... So I dug down into the bowels to see why it's so lame...... Oh my. The hideous complexity imposed by (multiple) CPU designs, OS interfaces, the vast mismatch between the code as written and
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Where does say Binary Blob end and Compiled to Silicon begin? For example most CPU's are written in something like verilog or vhdl and include internal ram on the chip and include a prom with a little bit of code that handles start up
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A colleague wrote this code... func( a=1, a++); Sadness ensued until I disassembled it.
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I hope those nasal daemons are friendly.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Riddle_of_the_Universe_and...
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