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by gammalost 4y ago
Declining the cookies leads to a rick roll. A bit silly for a serious political movement...
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by gammalost 4y ago
It's a reference to quine. A program which has it's own source as output. A fun brain teaser that I recommend trying
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by gammalost 4y ago
> Sorry buddy, but, do not be proud of this A bit patronizing. It's just a fun and simple project. Not something to be all serious about
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by gammalost 4y ago
Python is a fun language but the ecosystem around it is horrible. It's a shame. I just want to pip install like I would a package manager
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by gammalost 5y ago
Lapsus$ posted this on their telegram on the 23 >A few of our members has a vacation until 30/3/2022. >We might be quiet for some times. >Thanks for understand us. - we will try to leak stuff ASAP. The vacation might be t
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by gammalost 5y ago
That's only true if you're from the European economic area. So people from India can't study for free
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by gammalost 5y ago
It looks good, but the light gray is a tad bit too hard to read for me
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by gammalost 5y ago
Why?
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by gammalost 5y ago
Quines are an interesting subject. If you want an example in your language then its maybe to be found here http://www.nyx.net/~gthompso/quine.htm
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by gammalost 5y ago
I'm taking a course on programming languages this spring. So I'm mostly going to learn about Lisp and Prolog
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by gammalost 5y ago
I learned most of my university math through "Calculus a Complete Course". But it's a bit expensive so I would recommend you buy an older version of the book where you can find a free solution pdf. But you'll have to be
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by gammalost 5y ago
Do people out in the industry care about these designpatterns? I'm studying a software engineering course right now and part of it is knowing what things like Open close principle and dependency inversion are. It just feels like jargon
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by gammalost 5y ago
NAND-gates are important because every other boolean operation can be made with a combination of them. This means that you can construct a computer out of nothing but them. If you want to see it in action try this https://nandgam
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by gammalost 5y ago
How is that not crappy? It only works because he's the sole developer. It would be impossible for a team of people to work in that fashion
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by gammalost 5y ago
Koppla means connect/plug in in swedish. In a sentence Skulle to kunna koppla i sladden? Can you plug in the cable. So I just think it's a coincident
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by gammalost 5y ago
Eh I would more say that the opposite is an old tradition Not made with malice in mind instead out of neccesity. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infanticide_Act_(Sweden)
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by gammalost 5y ago
It could be ordered from most to least likely like search results. Multiplication is more common so put it at the top. People will assume that it's not the right thing and work down the list
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by gammalost 5y ago
But this isn't an instance of the GNOME or GTK devs complaining. It's an independent person making applications for the platform. If the GNOME devs are against people doing things with their code then it's a whole different i
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by gammalost 5y ago
I don't know why people are against this, it seems reasonable to me. If anyone goes beyond the intended usage (through themes or other modifications) then the developer shouldn't be resposible for supporting it
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by gammalost 5y ago
Don't know where you live. But a big problem with rent controll here in Sweden is that it's just not enough appartments to go around. Sweden at least would need a new million programme or something similar
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by gammalost 5y ago
I don't think inequality would be solved by this. I simply think it's something thst could help solve a specific problem
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by gammalost 5y ago
One moves, the other one stays. Both move and then they would have to sell
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by gammalost 5y ago
It wouldn't help scammers because there wouldn't be a second home to squat. Not allowing people to own two homes would mean that all rich people can't buy and drive up the cost of property. And no it's not a fix to wealt
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by gammalost 5y ago
If a lack of cars, computers etc became a problem then I would be against people hoarding it aswell
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by gammalost 5y ago
A person shouldn't be allowed to own two different homes. It's absurd that some have summer homes abroad while people in the country are homeless
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by gammalost 5y ago
I mean to be fair how would one subtract a string? What would "abc" - "def" mean? Would "abcd" - "bcd" = 0? So it's already an absurd thing to do
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by gammalost 5y ago
I get that you're trying to help. But when crowdsupply has a specific page that says "contact the product creator" then I kind of expect to get a response using it. Having to tag a specific person on a discord server is in my
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by gammalost 5y ago
I've ordered one of these. Were supposed to ship on may 30. Got no message from them but the site now says 27 of July. Wrote to them to ask what's up but haven't recieved a response, they did however post an update about that
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by gammalost 5y ago
>Like what? The halting problem is (I think?) the standard example. Here's a short video on it https://youtu.be/macM_MtS_w4
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by gammalost 5y ago
So some random smuck is angry at Elon and tries to sound tough by using the name anonymous.

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