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> For example that if the distribution of employees race does not match the general population then there must be a systemic cause for this. The assumption alone is wrong yet any other assumption inevitably leads to stigmatisation and se
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Well the mistake was to move files first place. Should have done a copy first, check if everything is ok and then delete.
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> The next version Emacs 29.0 may get screenshot builtin That would be sooo darn nice
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Wine Scandal (1985)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Emacs gas sub-par treesitter support and will go by default with eglot which is ok but nowhere as polished as the lsp experience in Neovim.
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These days Bing is increasingly my goto search engine, my switching costs are essentially zero
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4y ago
To late, to little
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> The people are fed up with dangerously incompetent leadership When thinking of politicians, Intelligence is not an attribute which comes naturally to my mind. Yet the absence of intelligence in karge swaths of green politicians is stri
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This is all very theoretical so ... a turing machine can simulate a universe as it assumes infinite memory
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I carefully read many of the well recherched comments. My take-away: Green parties all over Europe were in dictatorship of the accepted moral public opinion, making fun of counter arguments and led Europe (just Germany?) into the missery th
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<sarcasm>Ryanair didn't make it?</sarcasm>
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Given the recent flush of emacs postings making it into the HN newsline, I wonder if we have emacs-friendly mods or is emacs seeing a renaisance?
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On Windows it's very easy: Download from https://github.com/kiennq/emacs-build/releases Unzip into a folder of your liking, C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Emacs would be a sensible start
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Who is this poster? And why is he/she amassing so many words of almost total blunder on a plattform totally inadequate to engage in any meaningful discussion? Actually its hard for me to start counterarguing as almost anything is wron
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GraphQL is lacking lots of expressivenes. Does it even have group by having? DQL is more powerful.
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One recent change I cannot value high enough is optimizations which went into dealing with long lines. If you remember Emacs as being unusable as an editor for long lines, this is no more. I don't know if this went into 28.2 as I am ha
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One underrated CS book is devoting a larger part on constraint programing https://www.amazon.de/-/en/HARIDI-SEIF/dp/8120326857 It is using a back then and even more so today obscure programing language O
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Renewable energy requires IC controllers and electronics all coming from China. Parts are assembled where you mentioned which crucial parts sourced.
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So it was actually a shot in the dark? When was the Bush administration in place?
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I think this system is commonplace. In Austria to say at least.
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Public transport? Hauling goods? A ton of other reasons where added transport costs add to increased life expenditures. It's not about the private car
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Which aftermath? The war is over?
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So you are not using fractional scaling which is reason enough to switch to Wayland.
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I think you are right. Totally cheating would be to integrate the DOS application functionally into the Windows DOS stub. Instead of printing "This application requires Microsoft Windows" it could even use overlays to circumvent t
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The classic cell has 1.5V.
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Hear hear, the next breakthrough like the last 20 ones we had in the last ten years. Though it's still Li-Ion, LiFePo and plain old Lead Acid in practice.
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Because they are power-hungry and everyone knows that. More generally because the climate in central Europe is not like Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, California but hospitable during the summer season without AC. AC makes it more comfortable
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Partly because nobody wants to learn. Its all about getting a grade.
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Development and re-juvenile of groff is recently taking a good path. While groff is still single-pass and doesn't do paragraph-at-once type setting, it is a much more pleasant experience than maybe like five years ago.
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Just tried it out. For my personal workflow when working on overlong lines, the performance gain is HUGE! From unusable to actually decent. Not using find-file-literally and even syntax highlighting enabled.
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