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by jgtrosh 7y ago
But selficide refers to the -cide suffix, not to suicide.
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
I believe you're wrong. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Significant_figures
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
In France we have a contract: if people are unhappy they rise against. If there's no risk of revolting, the fox is fearless in the chicken hen.
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_Return > The law since 1970 applies to the following groups: > Those born Jews according to the orthodox interpretation; having a Jewish mother or maternal grandmother. > T
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
The first example lacks punch because “rabbit chasing dog” can mean a dog which chases rabbits (even though their point is valid in general).
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
Not sure if that's what you're looking for, but you could use notmuch[0]. Haven't used it a lot, but I think it can import an mbox? Maybe you can merge multiple mboxes together? [0]: https://notmuchmail.org
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
Antoine, this is superficial (I didn't look into the kata right now) but you should go over the text once more : > The basis was known but in practice. > Very often users know how to manage but do rather obscure things. > Ofte
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
Is that a fancy “i'd rather eat crumbs with bums than steaks with snakes”?
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
> If you want to make a game just for the passion of it, if you want to have a healthy relationship with gamers, you are literally not allowed to monetize. You have to give it away fully for free. You are literally allowed to do it. It
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
You could statistically test whether your data matches the expected distribution with automated tests.
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
They're testing understanding for the learning set, but applying a correlation to estimate understanding on the test set.
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
> If I'm the hiring manager, then I probably don't want to hire you for the 28 out of 30 jobs you're not interested in. OP meant that even for the 2 interesting jobs, attention to detail might be lost to the information ov
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
It's common practice to use commas for this in anglophone countries, but it collisions with french decimal separator; so it's a reasonable choice.
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
> The only way to store an index of all content (to cover all the options) is to...store the internet. An index cannot hope to cover all options, these ideas are antithetical.
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
I'm pretty sure I'll happily recite The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny.
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It's just a growl, but short and controlled
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The pronunciation of niche has to do with french not pronouncing ch differently from sh. This is somewhat problematic for french people pronouncing Asian words transliterated in Latin alphabets; they will consistently pronounce ch exactly l
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
Out of curiosity: if the fabric is made with elasthane or something like it, does that shredding process not release a large amount of micro particles? I could be wrong, also maybe this happens in other common processes?
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
I looked around a teeny bit and there's some stuff but what you describe doesn't show up right away. This is a chemical (?) simulator that's been around since 1993 I believe: https://www.wur.nl/en/product
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
Well it is outside the surface right now, no need to imagine all planets being perfectly lined up.
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
It seems that some people that host XMPP servers should select a set of required extensions with specific versions and give the whole thing a name and version and use that in lieu of “XMPP”. Likewise, clients would need to provide and claim
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
> Luna is the world’s first programming language featuring two equivalent syntax representations, visual and textual. Is this true? This is not my strong domain but I'm sure there are such programming languages.
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
Floating point formatting deals only with the default endianness of the hardware though. Afaik if you need to deal with that you have to do it yourself regardless (with bswap functions or similar).
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
Thanks, I didn't think to look it up. I must have recalled a case where the person had such trauma and extended that to blind people in general.
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
Also, to address winking: you could define blinking as a sequence of winks. This should accommodate people with 1 eye blind though. Wait, do blind people win this 100%?
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
As someone who usually spots the Photoshop, I have some trouble assessing the danger of such techniques; thanks for bringing your input. I feel that someone who sees “through” a doctored piece of information will not even realize the power
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
The legend adds that he was removed from the Bull and then thrown from a cliff ; I suppose the ruler did not want to be associated with using the device for its intended use.
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
In phonetic French.
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
I have helped patent my work for my company against bonuses and it's a source of personal shame even though most people I tell this seem to think it's very honorable.
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by jgtrosh 7y ago
Quite the opposite, a library can be understood fast and in depth when the code and its comments are readable directly, skipping the indirection layer of any external documentation.

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