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I am by no means an expert in CPython/V8 internals, but arguably Python is way more dynamic (e.g., dunder methods), performs way more runtime checks (whereas JS will happily keep on trucking if, say, you add a string to an integer), an
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He (probably) means that the geometry of a PDF "page" can be customized. You can even have different sizes within the same document. But most people using LaTeX or even basic plotting utilities which export to PDF know this.
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I'd reckon the median user is not someone who has been "publishing blog posts multiple times a day, seven days a week" at any point of their life and that the most likely risk is mindless consumption rather than endless produ
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Yeah it is obviously informed by our local environment, the very definition of parsec is tied to the structure of our solar system.
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Maybe OOP is a strong word, but it would make absolute sense to have an imperative core if you absolutely need the highest possible performance, or if the OOP/imperative core is pre-existing and you want to "regulate" access
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Not a physicist but it seems to be part of astrophysics culture, and it's a good "base measure" for interstellar space (i.e., if something is < 1pc away it's likely within your same star system). A parsec is ~3.26 lys
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Well, Standard ML was initially designed for a theorem prover, so you're definitely onto something here :)
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Kudos for publishing in OOPSLA, but alas I'm skeptical. This seems to add visual clutter/mental overhead as one needs to parse a decision tree rather than having a "flat" sequence of patterns with the optional when-condi
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This is not really related to Mediaset, but rather to illegal streaming of football matches.
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For VSCode users who want to try out LanguageTool, I cannot recommend the LTeX extension [1] highly enough. Setting up a self-hosted configuration is really easy and it integrates very neatly with the editor. It was originally built for LaT
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There is an entire ACOUP post [1] on what feudalism actually means, and it is a _lot_ more complex than "land in exchange of military glory for your overlord". Actually the "overlord" is surprisingly weak wrt. our curren
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I feel no reason short of a mandate from a judge is so good to allow Google ( edit : or any other tech company, really) to completely lock someone out of their personal data. Give them a takeout link and send them on their way, at least
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Well now I feel compelled to make a Gothenburg-centric remark, ha ha. I literally swam not far from the archipelago pier last weekend, and there are many swimmable lakes around the city. Since we're talking about swimming in the city
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Since all other replies are a bit too concise, I'll try and dive deeper (ha ha). 1) Naturally, rains wash out street grime and small pieces of rubbish which may easily bypass the sewage system altogether and end up in the river. 2) Cit
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Choice of appropriate notation can absolutely make one version of a formula "more perfect" than another. Maxwell's equations underwent a painstaking "evolutionary" process as vector notation improved. Ditto for proo
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Absolutely, except it will 100% go down the Do Not Track way. Nobody will care. I mean, at this very moment AI companies are training their models on data that's been obtained in a less-than-compliant way...
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On the contrary, it's exceedingly easy. The vibes are all off.
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How did your parents meet? This seems like a bad bad way to start and anything but a "soft ball". There's a lot of people out there who'd rather think as little as possible about their family of origin.
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The ships in the pic are not that tiny. I just looked up "US 310 ship" (the rightmost one) and it was a 100-meter lander that could definitely carry at least a dozen heavy tanks, or ~30 trucks [1]. You would need a lot of planes
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Sometimes I wish someone would write a FUSE driver for IMAP/Exchange (and yeah I know Exchange is especially unlikely to happen). All attempts I could find on the Web seem abandoned, unfinished, or both.
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Indeed it seems that the verification relies on Apalache, which is an alternate (symbolic) model checker for TLA. TLA (well, TLA+) gives access to a richer specification language, as it allows e.g., to express liveness properties (informal
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Sure, it is not necessarily the pool depth. But that is almost surely the one factor that deviates the most from the "average". Paris is 50-100m above sea level which is pretty unremarkable gravity- and pressure- wise. Its water
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But a lot of the swimmers themselves are not able to go anywhere near their personal bests: this is a sharp reversal from past Olympics, where many athletes reached new personal records. Plus, they are the worldwide foremost experts on co
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It is worth noticing that, while the article might be trivializing the topic a bit, the researcher won an ACM Prize in Computing so I would wager she knows what she is doing. Digital twins may be a buzzword but there is also very very solid
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If the PDFS are textual or have OCR, then pdf2text from the Poppler suite ought to be enough? If not, add Tesseract/ocrmypdf to the pipeline?
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The funniest thing is, whoever wrote that is NOT repeating stuff. "never use seaborn" and "use matplotlib over seaborn" are very different statements.
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Agree that soundness is desirable, but "it only works on a subset of instances" and "you are restricted to a non-Turing complete subset" are not equivalent in the slightest.
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> Yes, by restricting things to a non-Turing Complete subset. No, not necessarily. There are procedures that _can_ verify properties against Turing-complete and even infinite-state systems. It's just that no _general_ (as in, sound
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Point is, if you are using it as a tool to reach out to your community it's mostly okay, but if you are doing support or documentation up there you should really really think twice. In this instance: Amiga 600 Discord where we post pic
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> We don't know if telegram is secure or not. I don't have anything against Telegram personally, but that sentence is by all intents and purposes equivalent to "Telegram is not secure". Meanwhile, every person I have
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