irishsultan

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by irishsultan 7y ago
> you can only take pieces from fields occupied by two of the opponent's pieces. Not true, you can choose whether to occupy the empty place or to capture
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by irishsultan 7y ago
The number that worried the OP was deaths/(deaths + recovered), that's different from deaths/(deaths + recovered + ongoing cases).
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by irishsultan 7y ago
Number of deaths is a lagging indicator, but number of recoveries lags even more.
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by irishsultan 7y ago
That's still not a false positive rate of the test. But I agree that 0% false positive rates are going to be nearly impossible to achieve (for just about anything that isn't mathematics).
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by irishsultan 7y ago
The problem is that it would be possible for a Rust 2015 module to encounter an Error defined in Rust 202X, so what would happen if that Rust 2015 called `description` on that error if Rust 202X didn't require/allow defining the m
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by irishsultan 7y ago
> If you set an autopilot to hold a heading, it will hold a heading. You don't have to supervise it, you can concentrate on other stuff. As long as that other stuff includes paying attention to where you're going. If not you&#x
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by irishsultan 7y ago
The answer to "Are they the same age?" is not really "I don't know". Try answering "I don't know" to a question during a quiz or an exam, it's very unlikely that your answer will be considered co
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by irishsultan 7y ago
> Your gripes with x should be independent of “y lang does it better” aside from just knowing it is possible to be better. And what better way to demonstrate it's possible to do better by having an example ready?
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by irishsultan 7y ago
Also, yes, it's the one that had this issue (presumably this is what plopz had in mind https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/issues/1680 , https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14375022 )
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by irishsultan 7y ago
> If you look to the left of the nav bar, you'll see some text with red highlighting exactly where you are. That looks part of the "logo", not part of the navbar. There is at most a minimal difference in the actual "t
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by irishsultan 7y ago
So what if there is a recurring issue? Are you never going to debug it?
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by irishsultan 7y ago
null array sounds like it's an array (presumably an empty one), it would have been clearer if OP had said null instead.
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by irishsultan 7y ago
> In most cases you can generate the script you need completely automatically from a diff tool. I'd like to know what most cases is here, a diff tool isn't going to know whether adding a column and removing a column is a renam
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by irishsultan 7y ago
> And why do people freak out when they see a JOIN? It's one of the simplest concepts in databases: intersecting two sets. Everything in column A that matches everything in column B. Actually no, that's not what a join is. A jo
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by irishsultan 7y ago
We are at the center of the observable universe. And not that's not special, any star/galaxy is at the center of it's observable universe.
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by irishsultan 7y ago
> Nothing necessarily precludes it but does it really happen that often? I couldn't find any data on this. Does it happen often in the alternative system? You started with saying that you left school at 14, then went to university a
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by irishsultan 7y ago
It may not be obvious, but it should be possible. It's relatively easy to get those within 1 degree of separation, put that in a view, then repeat that, but instead of hardcoding Kevin Bacon do "within 1 degree of those within 1 d
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by irishsultan 7y ago
You can trust it's label when it says it's capable of 5G (or at least you can as much as you could before USB4). It's possible that it will perform better, but unless you have a use case where it needs to be slow I'm not
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by irishsultan 7y ago
Counter examples can be found all over the internet (e.g. many gnu manuals have the option to show all information in a single HTML page, quite a few Gutenberg books are in a single HTML file). (I'm wondering if you think the objection
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by irishsultan 7y ago
It's also unclear whether the UK will still be part of the EU by the time this deal would go through.
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by irishsultan 7y ago
That's not infinite scroll. That's just a large page.
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by irishsultan 7y ago
A schema change can handle changes needed to existing data, if you don't do that then sure Mongo is easier, but then you've broken data in your system.
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by irishsultan 7y ago
When clicking on the link to "A Community thread to discuss conversion tools, migration, tips, and offer troubleshooting help", I see: Article not found The article you are trying to access is not available. It may have been delet
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by irishsultan 7y ago
While I still would add a comment about the why, your last bit of code probably should be written without magic constants. # Some countries have sales tax rules dependent on the day of the week return nil if country_code==KERPLAKI
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by irishsultan 7y ago
That only helps when installing multiple versions at the same time, it doesn't help with using multiple versions in the same application.
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by irishsultan 7y ago
I think you need better evidence for this tension than an episode that's talking about a different country half a century later (the time difference is especially important, because the changes to Paris took place at a time when cars w
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by irishsultan 7y ago
One problem is that with books like Harry Potter the names tend to be "translated" as well, which will often throw you off.
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by irishsultan 7y ago
RELP also uses TCP, so how would that help in a situation where Syslog over TCP doesn't work?
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by irishsultan 7y ago
That's exactly what a ring species is.
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by irishsultan 7y ago
The article says that const pointers can't release their memory, so that would lead to memory leaks. (Obviously in some cases you might want to keep that const pointer until the program is finished, but it's not a generic solution

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