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koshergweilo
4y ago
This is the justification for pork bans in the Jewish Kashrut as well. Also why a lot of people are pretty lax on the pork-eating part nowadays
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I'm curious but what's motivating you to move from premake to cmake? Usually people seem to be happy with premake
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> Pelosi was quite bold in her little stunt recently with Taiwan. She's willing to send our boys and girls to war for a political stunt is pretty disgusting The only reason she went was because the US military deemed it safe to do s
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4y ago
You can criticize anyone. I wasn't making a comment on the criticizing part, I was commenting on the ~power~ ruling over you part
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4y ago
Man so many black, gay, transgender senators and congresspeople. Oh wait...
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4y ago
This would make a great hacking mini game. I got my average of 12 down under a minute so it's definitely engaging.
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4y ago
> There are some really good (free) AI logo generators out there you can use to generate logos very similar (perhaps even better) than this. How have I never heard of these. Which ones are good though? I couldn't find any free ones
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4y ago
Serious question but do any of these people have families? If I regularly worked 15 hour days my wife would leave me without a second thought
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4y ago
Florida yes, but you're missing the whole last portion of the article: Tl;dr: Florida has more access than some of Europe, but Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Texas have more restrictions than pretty
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4y ago
left_toppings = ["beef"] right_toppings = [] make_pizza([left_toppings, right_toppings]) # this will be a very funny pizza Holy cow I was not expecting a none pizza with left beef reference in code form
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4y ago
A sad story. I was really hoping that he would figure out how to land.
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4y ago
Yeah something like that came to my mind as well. Even if that is the case it seems a little odd to blame the news subreddit specifically and not their own poor decision-making. It's like if someone who panic sold during the covid sca
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> I made a terrible life changing mistake by reading too much of these subreddits. I don't understand. How could you make a life-changing mistake by reading the news?
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4y ago
Also ads. Specifically more data to better target ads.
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4y ago
I think they're trying to communicate that those are worst case latency numbers. You're correct in that formal use of Big O notation doesn't distinguish constants.
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4y ago
I'm not sure, I'm pretty sure they're trying to communicate that these are worst case estimates. ~100 seems like it's communicating average case estimates (big theta notation), which isn't really the same thing
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4y ago
A quick Wikipedia search points to no
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4y ago
Cool game, but when shit hits the fan and production falls, everything seems to explode instantly, within a few turns. It would be nice to add some time controls so I can actually think about what to do. Edit: while I'm asking for new
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4y ago
I don't see what that has to do with the current shortage as the main bottleneck is with refining oil, not extracting/transporting it
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4y ago
He's really only a recognizable figure in the puzzle game space. Both of his games are highly esteemed, with The Witness in particular praised as "the dark souls of puzzle games." All this said, puzzle games are harder to des
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4y ago
Shouldn't source maps take care of this in all but the production build
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4y ago
This really another case of someone crying "censorship" when an automated process fails.
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> dire predictions have been coming for decades (remember Al Gore)? And nothing. And I suppose you think that's it's just a coincidence that we're breaking all-time-high temperature records year over year isn't it?
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I'm not surprised that it's happening but I am surprised that it's taken less than three months for this to turn from a rumor to reality
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Depending on your stack vitest is pretty straightforward
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> On the other hand, there have been regressions. Nuclear power was being built at a fast pace in the late seventies and early eighties. It's way slower now. Counterpoint but I think one of the reasons for this is that wind and sola
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Single straight men
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Sure even the freest of speech is not free of consequences, but this seems to be a case of the state punishing a specific person for his speech. Partisan media is one thing but this seems to be something entirely different
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That case seems more like defacto censorship vs dejure censorship. Both terrible but this article (and my question) focuses more on dejure censorship
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4y ago
I admit I'm not super familiar with India's freedom of speech, is this a backslide or has it always been like this?
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