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by karatinversion 6y ago
This reminds me of a story I once heard about shipbuilding during WW2. Supposedly, although designs and blueprints were made in great detail, following them today wouldn't give working ships, because the workers implementing them at th
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by karatinversion 6y ago
On my firefox (68.9.0esr), a Ctrl+F for "The German character a" finds no results. Also, as a Finnish user, I would not be impressed by a search for "talli" (stables) matching "tälli" (blow), or "länteen&q
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by karatinversion 6y ago
Did you try what OP did to fix this for himself – i.e. > sudo adduser seena video
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by karatinversion 6y ago
In the sense of where does the money come from, google is absolutely an advertising company.
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by karatinversion 6y ago
Not parent, but back when I was young and couldn’t afford a sports watch, I kept track of distance while running by counting steps. I would count up a hundred step pairs in my head, and increment a counter on my fingers on each hundred. (I
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by karatinversion 6y ago
Suunto makes sports watches, heart rate monitors and dive computers, not barefoot shoes :)
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by karatinversion 6y ago
Wikipedia’s business isn’t monetising people’s attention.
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by karatinversion 6y ago
That's not an axiom we take; the study of real numbers takes some algebraic and order axioms, and a completeness axiom: Any non-empty set of real numbers with an upper bound has a least upper bound. We can't prove your statement
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by karatinversion 7y ago
No, 2020 is part of the 2020's, just like 1600 is part of the 1600's. You would have a point if he had referred to 'the 203rd decade' - but no one does.
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by karatinversion 7y ago
As I interpret it, here is a Java 7 version. With generic types A and B, and the following types defined: interface Adapter<S, T> {public T adapt(S s);} interface Statistic<T> {public int valueOf(T t);} interface Summary
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by karatinversion 7y ago
Roughly the same ratio in Bolivia's history as the Civil War is in the United States'. Some people still make a big deal out of that.
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by karatinversion 7y ago
Most of the code generation code I’ve seen is itself opaque and generates opaque code. This makes refactoring, extending and bug fixing hard.
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by karatinversion 7y ago
Yes, this is the exact meaning of “independent from” here.
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by karatinversion 7y ago
This isn’t actually true, July and August were renamed from Quintilis and Sextilis. The off-by-two is because the original roman calendar had ten months, with winter not having named months. (See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/
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by karatinversion 7y ago
But git already has this object, it’s called a tree and each commit has a unique tree associated with it. The commits are the object that carries history and metadata on top of the trees. Is your objection that the commit metadata is associ
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by karatinversion 7y ago
Nice article, it’s usually hard to keep a reader’s interest when writing about shell. I will nitpick that COMP_LINE et al are shell variables, not environment variables - you can tell by the fact you don’t need to export the “return value”.
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by karatinversion 8y ago
Yes, the poster above has assumed the meaning of 'orthogonal' from its etymology, but the use he criticises comes from statistics ( https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/12128/what-does-or... )
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by karatinversion 9y ago
Gödel's incompleteness is for proof systems for languages which contain enough arithmetic to express its own syntax. Lots of things don't go this far - first order predicate logic is sound and complete, for example (see Gödel&#x27