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by konart 2y ago
Well, Go has generics now and you can do quite a few tricks with errors. In the end error handling logic is up to developer. UPD: thankfully Go does not try to bring in every "feature" possible. Not without consideration at least
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by konart 2y ago
Why don't they listen to music like they the did back then?
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by konart 2y ago
As someone who was employed by three large marketplaces in two different countries: you can't and won't have easy returns and quality checks. Every one sell returned goods regardless of condition. It's not like it affects the
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by konart 2y ago
Only 250, 500, 1000, 1500 and 3000kg bombs with hacked-in winds and some navigation to hit you with 10-30m precision.
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by konart 2y ago
Kind of saddens me that while I was born there - I never had a chance to see any of this.
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by konart 2y ago
>at best it helped them express their dissatisfaction. Which is good. All roads start with a single step and to make this step you have to realize where are you now. And expressing this dissatisfaction verbally can be a very goods first
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by konart 2y ago
> get drunk > dissatisfied with life. That just means they were dissatisfied with life before drinking. Just were holding it inside.
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by konart 2y ago
Can say the same for Viber and to a lesser extent Whatsapp. Not to mention Signal. I'd guess popular IRC servers have more real users than Signal.
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by konart 2y ago
Can't find the original paper in russian :( For anyone interested the author (Mikhail Gribkov) loves macro photography in general: https://rtraveler.ru/nature/rossijskij-fotograf-izobrel-unik...
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by konart 2y ago
"Download this paper" works fine for me (without signing up). Here you go anyway: https://pdfupload.io/docs/782c5e5f
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by konart 2y ago
Sun moves around Earth. This seems obvious to me and I don't understand how one can think otherwise. /s
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by konart 2y ago
>But reducing an entire country Nobody is reducing an entire country though. Reducing personal goals and interests - sure. This thas nothing to do with the country in question.
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by konart 3y ago
This shows that understanding is a process.
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by konart 3y ago
>If it doesn't work as they expect, why not submit a PR to fix the issue on srht? Because people have their own things to mind and does not always have time to commit to every oss project they use? Seriously, "just submit a PR&
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by konart 3y ago
Tauri, Qt. But I'd think Electron has more than 80% of the market.
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by konart 3y ago
>Doing mental gymnastics You are the only person here doing this. This is a magazine targeted at male audience and every person in this thread was telling you this. Does this mean girls don't read Naruto or One Piece? Of course not.
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by konart 3y ago
>can you enlighten me why all female artist collectives like this exist They literally where girl friends drawing yaoi dojinshi together. It's pretty common for a group of people with the same hobby to promote their hobby to a busin
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by konart 3y ago
>Would love to see a statistic on what percentage of Shonen Jump's readers are 60 year old ladies. This a very strange desire considering the magazine literally have word "shonen" in its title. You do realize that they als
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by konart 3y ago
Why not just name a few with links to benchmarks, temperature and battery profile etc?
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by konart 3y ago
They don't use linters either.
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by konart 3y ago
Well, some people do. Paying with coins for EU hosting and US goods while in Russia is quite convenient these days.
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by konart 3y ago
We don't. I'm just pointing out that that those are two different things for two very different discussions. In fact there is little to no point in discussing the casus belli part.
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by konart 3y ago
> bullshit reasons That's very subjective. No one starts a war for bullshit reasons. They may sound bullshit for you but not for them. PS: hopefully I don't have to point out that _reasons_ and "denazification" casus
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by konart 3y ago
New leads can surface at some point though, no? Or do they commonly reopen investigation in this case?
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by konart 3y ago
>not enough evidence to tell one way or the other. So they can't say who is at fault, yes. This is hardly a reason to end investigation, no?
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by konart 3y ago
It sank. (c)
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by konart 3y ago
>So it went its own way with Unity instead: basically, a Mac OS X rip-off, only IMHO done better >They are like twins, and switching between them is very easy. >Unity, alienated a lot of people who only knew how to use Windows-like
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by konart 3y ago
At some point the same happend in computer games. Suddently every "cheater" or "abuser" became a "hacker". Different times.
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by konart 3y ago
No need to be sorry. Not a native speaker either. I get your point. I'm just to used to the fact that Homebrew updates packages on the machine and services are build during CI\CD pipelines inside of a container.
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by konart 3y ago
It iterates 10 times staring with 0, seems pretty clear that the result is [0,10).

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