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koenigdavidmj
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If I recall correctly, they did a machine-assisted conversion of the Go compiler from C to Go using a similar technique. They wrote a compiler for C to Go, only bothering to handle the particulars of that one codebase, and changing the C if
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koenigdavidmj
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Can someone recommend something close to this but with a countdown timer? I use that a hell of a lot more than a stopwatch.
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Parent could be talking about the scanning and tabulation. In theory, there shouldn’t be anything problematic with “you vote on paper, and then slide it through a scanner, from whence it goes into a sealed bin”. Then you can still hand-reco
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I’m in Kansas—we had a mark-and-scan thing this year. Maybe it’s not that way statewide?
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Alaska isn’t exclusively Boeing ever since they bought out Virgin America and its A320 fleet.
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Sort of off topic, but I recall a DOS game my dad played that was kind of like a Roguelike but with rudimentary top-down graphics, where you explored a castle. Anyone know what it is?
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ZH was talking about coronavirus way earlier than anyone else, which is bound to happen if you don’t validate as well—sometimes you do strike gold. A comment I saw once about them was “ZH has reported five of the last three catastrophes”.
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Insufficient evidence to convict someone else is not sufficient evidence to convict you. They’d still have to convict a jury of your peers that you did so.
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It is a legitimate improvement to see everything that happened when you were offline. At that point you're not supporting XMPP; you're supporting "XMPP with some pixie dust to save that and let it be viewed, which is in a tot
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So I work at Oracle, but as an engineer. These are of course my own thoughts and I’m not representing OCI. As far as I know, there’s no difference between any of the clouds as far as basic payment structure. If you don’t want to be locked i
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https://apnews.com/83d5e39462164327a861ba34dcb3752c A slightly more modern example—Iceland had a problem with misbehaving youth that they essentially solved by eliminating opportunities for idleness and strongly encouraging
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If you know that a method isn't virtual, calling that method is just a function call with an extra argument for 'this'. If it's virtual, you have to look it up in a vtable, probably dereferencing two pointers in the proc
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Their money-making model is that the low-effort listicles pay for the real journalists.
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The alternative is a private security force having arrest power or otherwise using force over this public area. That’s not necessarily a win.
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The Northern Ireland approach would work if China had any sense of shame. The UK rules of engagement were tied to the idea that some atrocities would be embarrassing if they were in the morning paper the next day. It helps if the area to be
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SQLite is the place that (to my knowledge) was the first to do these "railroad diagrams". Here are all of theirs (though they're also available inside the documentation): https://sqlite.org/syntaxdiagrams.html
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That's a v2 feature.
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Demonym
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6y ago
Incidentally, the use of radios is unsporting in Kansas, and therefore forbidden (unless you’re hunting coyotes—they’re considered a pest, so you can pretty much do whatever you want).
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People like us are tempted to take intro classes on pure ego. It doesn’t get you as far as you think. Rule of thumb: study for two hours per credit-hour in class.
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> Allah = Christian God = Yahweh There is no consensus on this, either among Muslims or Trinitarians.
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There is this: https://www.oracle.com/cloud/solutions/hpc.html There’s a set of shell scripts linked in there to demo this all, but it uses some feature sets that I haven’t heard of at all. Disclosure: I’m also an
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Apples to apples--I'm comparing Hong Kong in 1995 to the rest of the mostly-self-governing British territories in 1995 . I'm not comparing them to India in the 1940s (as the most obvious example of the Brits' abuse of othe
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Sure, I'm not saying it's "free and fair elections", but it had a functioning, western-style court system, a level of free speech recognizable to any part of the west, things like that. And given that the UK itself has m
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They've been able to get away with whatever they wanted in Xinjiang because it has no bearing on their economy. But HK has ties to the west, and enough people old enough to remember something resembling liberal government. HK's on
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Yes, and we all knew this was coming...then. In the events of the past few months, however, the UK appealed to China to keep their word, and the response that this was no longer a British concern. So we know they intend to do whatever they
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Modern racism probably is focused much more on cultural attributes, perceived to be universal or common among certain people, than melanin level. That makes your test useless for the most obvious thing a hate speech law would seek to protec
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To use a US example, I doubt there are many perjury charges prosecuted related to DMCA takedowns.
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I think we all believe that there are rights that should Never Ever be done away with, no matter what the cost. And if the government asked to violate it, that's a sign that they are inherently being untrustworthy. Suppose that a gover
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I can see this easily. Unemployment is insurance—it’s not designed for more than a small number of people actually using it at once. Once that money is gone, and the federal unemployment backup fund is gone, and the food bank has to turn pe
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