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by iopq 10y ago
I know sugar affects my teeth so I brush them after I eat a sugary meal. But a carby meal is just as bad.
872.
by iopq 10y ago
It's not true, sugar is not worse for you than white bread. White bread has a higher glycemic index than sugar. Sugar does have a lot of fructose in it, but fruits have higher fructose content because they have less glucose. Reality, t
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by iopq 10y ago
That's not true, some people can eat a lot of cheese. http://www.irkitated.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/eat-bloc... Things are not as simple as "don't eat sugar"
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by iopq 10y ago
You have to do this, otherwise the passenger will never find you. Passengers DO NOT walk to you when you pick them up. Even if you're waiting around the corner like 30 steps away.
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by iopq 10y ago
Because I usually drive 2 passengers at the same time. I start by picking someone up. Then Uber app finds someone half way to the first person's destination. After I drop off the first person it finds someone else to pick up on the way
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by iopq 10y ago
There are a few scenarios: 1. Your unit tests fail basically every time anything changes. This is the scenario where your unit test is something like "the command line arguments are -abcd" and every time you add one you need to ch
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by iopq 10y ago
I've never seen any value in unit tests. They never fail. What's the point?
878.
by iopq 10y ago
What if someone did confirm the email address after they received the email? Now they can take over your account at any point in time.
879.
by iopq 10y ago
Cho Chikun would not stand a chance against AlphaGo. AlphaGo has shown itself to be stronger than Lee Sedol, who is much stronger than Cho.
880.
by iopq 10y ago
I forwarded an email and got a response, but https://spa.mnesty.com/ doesn't load for me
881.
by iopq 10y ago
As opposed to now, when we have frequent bubbles and bursts and more inflation? It's hard to say what's better.
882.
by iopq 10y ago
Yes, but whites are less likely to be suspects in crimes (per capita, since whites live in nicer areas on average), so the polices won't stop them as often.
883.
by iopq 10y ago
That's why it's "alt-right" - because the politics of the alt-right stem from a different source than the far-right theocratic conservatism. The alt-right are younger neo-reactionaries who are tired of political correctn
884.
by iopq 10y ago
> The All Lives Matter movement, as a reaction to BLM, is essentially saying that they don't That's not what "all" means. It's turning the name of the movement by implying it means "only" Black Lives Ma
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by iopq 10y ago
So that analogy falls apart because they're different kinds of websites.
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by iopq 10y ago
Also, the uncomfortable part is falling off the side or being smushed into a wall. Being smushed into another person is more comfortable because people are soft and you have no danger of falling off.
887.
by iopq 10y ago
Because /r/The_Donald is a community, they don't give out bans for the entire Reddit website, only from their own community. Twitter is not a community, it's a website akin to Reddit which contains communities.
888.
by iopq 10y ago
Assuming other sites DON'T do this it helps the security of other sites. But it hurts the security of your site.
889.
by iopq 10y ago
I've been coding Rust for three years in my free time and I'm still working on it.
890.
by iopq 10y ago
That's assuming he spent nothing at all, which I find to be a ridiculous assumption.
891.
by iopq 10y ago
Yes, that's true, but I bet you some of the functionality that you wrote can be factored out into a more generic library that applies to everyone's use case. So it could be that half of your code is "library" code that c
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by iopq 10y ago
I recently started playing a game that I haven't played in a long time. I miss the feeling of being engaged like this. Programming just doesn't do it for me. I want to love what I'm doing, but unfortunately there's few t
893.
by iopq 10y ago
In Rust, it would be Option<T> where T is the type of the object you're supposed to get. This means that if you don't parse correctly, it would be None, if you do parse correctly it would be Some(T)
894.
by iopq 10y ago
That seems like bad design. Rust iterators return an Option<T>, for example.
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by iopq 10y ago
Whoops, fixed
896.
by iopq 10y ago
Or Rust: let string: [&u8; 10]; string is an array of references to unsigned integers of 8 bits of length ten
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by iopq 10y ago
Someone helped me with it: I had to change the `apply` function to dereference as well, that way it doesn't run into the lifetime issue. It has something to do with higher ranked lifetimes (the inability to express the higher ranked li
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by iopq 10y ago
The problem is with the function `second` that I get from the other crate. If I replace the `second` function with my own implementation it works. But for the `second` implementation from tool.rs to work, Rust needs better higher ranked lif
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by iopq 10y ago
https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/37300
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by iopq 10y ago
I ran into higher rank lifetimes while trying to use a library in my program. You can totally pass closures around in a dynamic language like JavaScript without any issues (you just pay for it in performance). In Rust `-> impl Trait` is

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