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loa_in_
2y ago
You don't want the footer or navigation in the output. Ideally you want the main content of the page, if it exists. How do you assign header level if they're only differentiated by CSS left-margin in a variety of units? How do you
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It doesn't take away the torrents, no?
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I'm pretty sure you could make it work if you expanded the context to hundred or so messages.
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2y ago
Out of those XFCE supports basic theming, etc. It's very usable even on most modest machines. KDE and MATE support all XFCE does, but they have each their own community driven ecosystem of extensions that are not cross-supported: - KDE
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2y ago
Your take sounds about right. It's minigames. You can play an exact equivalent minigame in minecraft 98% of the time, but it's easier just to pick one ready from the browser and get started immediately with people doing the same a
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2y ago
I hope you know that while it's true what you say, the effects last for as little as two hours. You can eat black beans for one meal and your next meal won't be affected.
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2y ago
It's not. The title is ambiguous. You're used to read headlines in a "headline tone" and you know/assume the meaning because you internalised the fact that magnesium is not bad for you, which is correct. If someone
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2y ago
That's a myth. Brain plasticity was never properly studied beyond 26 years of age.
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Formerly no content on Firefox 128.0 PC and Firefox Android, now < HTTP/2 308 < date: Sun, 18 Aug 2024 00:13:45 GMT < content-type: text/plain < location: https://www.thereisnoweb.site/ < refresh: 0
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Having two copies of cmdline in the function is not a good design and probably most easily avoided with metaprogramming by building the cmdline first and then using it to echo and run it. I do suspect the examples are intentionally very sim
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I'll risk it: would using Rust help here? I'll try the guess the answer: It would make it harder to develop, would prevent most errors like this from ever reaching production, but also would lower the performance baseline because
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2y ago
Inverted color terminal for maximum glory of reliving old Amiga days.
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2y ago
It's a React powered feat of minimalism!
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2y ago
Can you provide some source for the claim about the volume of sales MU had?
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2y ago
IMO it's going to result in a potential DoS by submitting guesses en masse, denying whole revoking whole company's access until key renewal.
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2y ago
Exposed secret keys is not a technological problem, not really. It doesn't belong to the category of problems you solve with automated decision making. I leave it to the reader to imagine how automated decision making would play out he
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2y ago
Wait, can't you just set the property on the function object itself to accomplish this?
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You're right. sorry. There goes me not refreshing my memory about the flow.
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The nonce is unique to the request-reply pair. Holding onto it beyond first use is useless, so it's discarded. If not that it would have to be time based otherwise (time-to-live) because server can't hold on to infinite of those.
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Fibonacci example: include "cores/select.cal" include "std/io.cal" func fib begin let cell n -> n if n 1 <= then n return else n 1 - fib n 2 - fib + return end end 9 fib pr
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2y ago
The article is based on: we did some stats on ads and sales of various brands and found that certain words impacted sales negatively in last quarter. That's it.
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2y ago
I'd argue that Interstellar is defying your expectations, but it's hard sci-fi all the way. At no point happens something that's proven to be impossible, and the future is, well, ever unknown to us, and to the viewer.
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The love angle actually makes sense here. There's no technological way to do what needed to be done: find a willing recipient amongst strangers for a message from the impossible. Only because Murph shared a bond she was able to correct
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Ah, yes. The scientific method, just without the repeatability, also known as educated guesses calling itself a science. It's what you'd get from philosophers if you'd force them (incentivise) to deliver actionable results ab
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That's not platform specific, it's the humans
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But that implies that with all that massive cash flow towards colleges it still warrants cuts of provided value?
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Works flawlessly, sounds very good. Already improved my day!
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2y ago
And that it's profitable to collect and trade such data for whatever reason
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It is. It's also very impressive for a medicine to exhibit such a long half life.
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Isn't every monad a state monad?
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