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by gnulinux 3y ago
I used Ubuntu and even Debian for many years. I strongly disagree with you, actually I find Arch significantly more stable than Ubuntu. At least in Arch when dependencies are broken, both X and Y are swiftly upgraded. At this point, I'
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As far as I'm concerned this is a good thing. I'm completely and utterly tired of fixing the next 14916498th bug that's caused by package X and Y having shared dependency Z, then X updating Z to Z+1 and breaking Y. In the las
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by gnulinux 3y ago
I don't know about this news article but please note that TRT World (in this case TRT Africa) is a biased media source as it's known to be close to Turkish government and its president Erdogan. Also worth noting its parent TRT is
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Lol I had the same problem, I just ended up guessing "wolf" they're almost the same animals.
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Why do games like this have one game a day? What's preventing them randomizing it so I can keep playing? I mean I'll be honest, it's pretty frustrating given I'll likely never visit your website ever again.
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If you're exposing `command sta` as your official API then you need to test it, so it fails in V1.1 and you fix it before releasing. If it's just a convenience, and you don't promise a stable API, I suppose it doesn't ma
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Sunscreen doesn't block cosmic rays, those are high energy atomic nucleus (that are normally filtered out by the atmosphere), not high energy photons/light (that end up on beaches). Did you previously find scholarly studies that s
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> I admit I didn't RTFA but please, Hypothesis of interstellar trade. This is a very interesting comment because it tries to nitpick the difference between "hypothesis" and "theory" without either understanding
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I say this all the time. As someone who wrote many many parsers before, flex/bison is not worth it. Parsing is a solved problem and -- depending on your style -- nothing other than recursive descent or parsing combinators is worth it,
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One problem I wasn't able to solve very satisfyingly is music -> midi. Even with solo instruments, the output data is a hot jumbled mess with all kinds of errors from pitch to rhythm to dynamics. Once anything more than one timbre i
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Seriously? Wanting women to be able to enjoy chess without sexually assaulted is SJW stuff now? Get a load of this!
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Very poor point. The entire point of creating a company that wants to operate in this market is to invest in it, make it more efficient and "space tourism" more accessible. It costs a kidney (or a billionaire's savings) now b
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It's devastating to see comments like this downvoted. Sure, maybe the tone could be improved, could be perhaps less arrogant or judgemental, or maybe whiny. I don't know what the downvoters thought. But I hope people realize how e
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> In humanity's history it was never needed, but will be suddenly needed thereon. Until like 1950s modern medicine was never "needed" but was "suddenly" needed. Last ~80 years is blip of blip merely a moment
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> Hackeronies This stuff is just so bizarrely funny at this point it feels like a self-aware postmodern joke.
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I responded to a similar question below: > Because THC is shown to be an effective care for many mental and physical problems. THC itself can be dangerous or even very dangerous (psychosis risk etc) but this doesn't warrant being so
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Because THC is shown to be an effective care for many mental and physical problems. THC itself can be dangerous or even very dangerous (psychosis risk etc) but this doesn't warrant being so overly cautious that we miss the forest for t
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Reading just this comment, I'm inclined to think your friend is likely correct. You very clearly have a dangerous bias against THC and it's clear in your rhetoric, for example: > while biologically correct gave these type o
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There definitely were warm days, but I think overall it was a cold summer, coldest I personally experienced. I've been in Boston since 2018. E.g. night were quite windy and cold, also it rained quite a bit. It was a chilly, windy, wet
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This summer in Boston has been the coolest summer I ever experienced in my life (colder than last 4 summers in Boston) including 3 summers I spent in SF (which, as the famous joke goes, are colder than its winters). So, maybe Boston is a go
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It's almost like we live in different world, I could not disagree more. * Software is extremely expensive. Software engineers are expensive, and for a good software project you need a tech lead, a manager and probably a few developer
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Do you understand that there is no such thing as "illegal" in international "law"? Sovereigns can literally do anything, and everything, and absolutely everything they want. So it is "right", maybe not ethica
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Because TLD is the property of a sovereign. A sovereign that does not report to the US Government. For US business to use their property as their face to the world (such as pm.me) they need to understand and accept that they're putting
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If you use a robust salt, such a randomly generated long salt, attacker won't be able to guess the next hash.
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> Terraform and Yaml are so verbose but that's not the most problematic. You can't execute those files from your local machine. Have you ever actually used terraform? You execute it from your own local computer, or from CI&#x2F
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[deleted] Sorry, I think what I said was misunderstood and was not very accurate, so I made the decision to delete it.
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Hmm I'll be honest, I always have very difficult time finding both of the options you listed. Not aware of any publishing house that share contemporary sheet music for free, nor do I have a good source for sheet music piracy. For pirac
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It's actually a lot worse than that, you're mistaken. IA recently lost a lawsuit that argued that. The court ruled that when a digital copy is shared "a new copy is made" on the computer of the person shared, so you can&
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Copyright law is a plague on contemporary free society. I'm a composer, I work on contemporary Western classical music, and finding written music published since 1923 is a full-time job in itself. It's relatively easy (still not e
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As in nothing is missing to replace Docker Desktop.

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