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That's hilarious. Sounds like someone was pranking your colleague. Was this the extension? https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/niccage/
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Are there any public forges that support hg?
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> The default and de facto standard should be something that doesn’t get put on a pedestal but stays out of the way. This to me is unachievable. Perfection is impossible. On the the way there if the community and developers coalesced aro
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You're describing the 'mate-recognition' definition of species, which does not rule out cross breeding because memebers of each species could be geographically isolated but still compatible. Species, like race and all other h
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2y ago
Is there any benchmarking of Firefox vs Chrome?I have not seen any hard data, only anecdotal evidence. I use it on android with no noticeable difference. I use Firefox everywhere, haven't had a problem.
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The editor is the one who decides if to goes to review. Lots of 'top tier' journals the editors will quickly reject the manuscript.
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My guess: events are not frequent, at least not in the above commenters neck of the woods. Travelling costs money, so they stick locally.
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In my experience they do. Could it be related to strict bash mode?
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I think this is where fine grained terminology is required. The articles/interview you describe could be described as 'paid content'. What the article is discussing is most likely banner ads for what will usually be non relat
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2y ago
This is how I've been learning html + css. It's been fantastic and I treat it as THE docs for the web. I'm very proud of my single file html document for reporting results. Of course no JS!
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But what's the job market in rural Germany for programmer? If jobs are limited, then it feels a bit disingenuous to use this as an example. Please correct me.
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I agree 100%. My comment was extremely harsh but to my defence he has even apologies for his over zealous comments. https://www.pcgamesn.com/masters-of-albion/peter-molyneux-ne... My comment was not about his games tho
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Peter Molyneux is the king of bullshit. He's back again with another God game. https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2024/08/peter-molyneux-is-bac... He's a dreamer who won't shut up. Nearly everythin
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2y ago
A lot of comments and yours are heavily focusing on materialistic and financial status. While money or access to it is important to feel safe, it is not all there is to measure and compare. What about friends and family? Partners? Children?
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Agreed this is why R up take is so high compared to python in non CS fields. But I've seen people quickly hit a bottleneck of deps hell and flounder because the tools RStudio provides are (imo) not great. Posit (Rstudio) was too heavil
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It's tricky. For non CS students, do you teach them coding in python or everything else? IMO, it's best to set them up on their work station with everything they need to get started then as the need arises start introducing more c
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I've been using wezterm for more than a year. The defaults are very good. I need to look into all the advanced features.
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> Yes, they do. And allowing third party app stores and browsers only leads to more security and privacy issues. There is no evidence beyond second hand anecdotes.
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I would agree with you but in this case the author is catering to both types of users. Which is perfectly acceptable in my opinion. If they wrote eza to only accept UK spelling, then you'd have a stronger argument. Personally while I u
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Only if we push for treatments to be cheap and widely available throughout the world and especially in Africa. Unfortunately it takes many years or evens decades for developing countries to afford these treatments.
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It's a virus present in wild bird population. There are many more flu viruses in avians than there are in humans. They periodically make the jump into humans causing disease
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I think Time to Market.
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How did you market the book and how much did you spend on marketing? Imo marketing is the biggest road block.
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I asked my wife how she pronounces Ivan (she's from South America). It's pronounced E-van because the I is like an E in English. According to wiki: > Evan is a Welsh given name derived from Iefan, a Welsh form of the name John.
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Do they maintain efficiency?
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This is great. I might finally be able to understand the Egyptian shows. My Arabic is terrible. In the first lesson I learned a new word!
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I find MDN the best resource for learning the web from fundamentals up. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn
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I am very surprised there isn't a dedicated square keyboard for this problem that uses the toggle on/off idea. Keys are labeled with the organizations logo or name. Hitting it once starts the clock, hitting it again stops the clic
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It's actually 90 days of searchable history. https://slack.com/pricing/free
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And the preprint https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.10.28.22281553v... Edit: this pre print is from more than a year ago! It was just published in Lancet https://www.thelancet.com/journ
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