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5y ago
Web and mobile is possible but anyone experience in both will realise c++ is only suitable for a minor subset of these.
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5y ago
History shows this to be just plain wrong. There are many examples but for example look how long doubts about concepts held back that feature.
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5y ago
I respectfully disagree. Once you know the core, say 25%, which I've seen devs with 5 years experience in unrelated language pick up basics in a couple of months of full time practice, and then become pretty good at after a year, then
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5y ago
Not mine.* *With apologies to The Life of Brian
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5y ago
Business interests as they are currently structured are the big bad wolf and justifiably so. Left unchecked they would wreak havoc. Nobody is saying business per se is bad.
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5y ago
It must surely have had an effect. Hard to really say what though. However, in the Republic the troubles were almost always a thing that happened "up north" and didn't really have any bearing on day to day life in the south f
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5y ago
I grew up in Ireland and it was still very conservative and religious back in the late 70s to the late 80s of my youth. We only legalised divorce in 1997! But since then there has been a sea change in attitudes. Marriage equality, abortion
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5y ago
It's a joke that they they love and depend on ripgrep so much that to uninstall it would be an act tantamount to heresy
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5y ago
I think that tax should cover that. Of course that raises the current problems with international firms and taxation.
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5y ago
Have you tried LSD? Does it compare?
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5y ago
Also just want to emphasize how correct this is. And yeah wow on your own the first time. Damn. I was with 2 others taking and 2 people not to guide in a comfortable environment and it was a lot even then. It's just an incomparable exp
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5y ago
First to file has some advantages that are hard to ignore. It incentivises early submission which means we all learn from it earlier. It disincentivises submarine patents where one party deliberately hides an obvious invention until another
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5y ago
The equation still stands. If they are gaining weight in their 40s onwards they are burning fewer calories than they are consuming for whatever reason. Metabolic changes perhaps.
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5y ago
There is a lot of that. But my own feeling is that this is mainly a novel form of gambling. Sure there are stories of people risking their entire financial security on these things but I am willing to be the vast majority of people invested
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5y ago
Why are the crimes of his parents relevant at all?
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jahnu
5y ago
An ex-colleague of mine used to maintain a fork here. Maybe you could encourage him to continue :) https://github.com/douglashill/GitUp/releases
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5y ago
Can I give a shout out to Fork here for being another great GUI for git. I'm not affiliated with them in any way. Just a happy customer. https://git-fork.com/
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5y ago
The Life Scientific with Jim Al-Khalili is also great Worth starting from the very first episode
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5y ago
I guess it's really impossible to know for sure but imagining an alternative history of the space race is always fun. I really liked how For All Mankind did it.
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5y ago
Some prominent people involved feel Apollo was the mistake if the goal is to colonize space and other worlds asap https://twitter.com/ZachWeiner/status/1402314414515273728?s=...
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5y ago
Bankrupt, or Bankrott from German means rotten bench. You can work out the rest :)
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I largely agree. It's certainly harder to game a three+ party system into whatever the heck has happened in the US in the past 40 years.
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5y ago
It's challenging in the US with a lot less but still the best system we know of
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5y ago
IBM's technical guide also says it's eDRAM https://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg248851.pdf
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It says L1 here "Both it and all levels of cache in the main processor from level 1 use eDRAM, instead of the traditionally used SRAM." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_z15_(microprocessor)
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Ok that would make sense. Thanks! I was wondering if there was in some sense a hybrid of North and South envisioned that would be not desirable for Chinese citizens but my limited experience with China kinda makes me feel like it actually i
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5y ago
Could you expand on what you mean by "West Korea"? Thanks!
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I'm sympathetic to this view but, respectfully, it too is a simplification. There are so many factors at play here probably no one person truly understands it well. Take for example that even if there was labour available at costs clos
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For any sufficiently mature programming language there exists older patterns that should be avoided but remain possible.
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5y ago
There is this reaction in internet communities to demand a kind of reaction from a democratic organisation that would only be possible in an autocracy.
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