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by lozenge 4y ago
I don't. Versaille gets plenty of visitors even though the French monarchy is no longer legal. Nobody steps off a plane expecting to see the Royal Family.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Out of all the past events you can justify as being "legal at the time", the monarchy would be close to the last one. They wrote the laws by force and created all the illegitimate institutions all the way down to "forcing ser
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by lozenge 4y ago
They're a huge company, they could easily acquire five of the third party apps, add ads and keep the developers on payroll to maintain the apps. Banning apps that don't show ads of course.
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by lozenge 4y ago
That depends on how you do type checking and more specifically type inference. Mypy infers types of local variables but not function boundaries as it expects you to annotate function arguments and return values. In mypy a variable taking va
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by lozenge 4y ago
Another option is to keep both versions and write a test that they return the same value, e.g. using property-based testing.
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by lozenge 4y ago
The main reason pylint is slow is it tries to infer the types of the variables, and it predates type annotations so it can go through multiple functions/control paths across multiple files to figure these out. This approach is obviated
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by lozenge 4y ago
There are no losses. Firstly they charge the manufacturer to bundle a license, secondly their Office revenue depends entirely on users being able to run the software. And their Windows Server and Azure AD revenue depends on connectivity wit
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by lozenge 4y ago
What's interesting today to people with money is not necessarily the same as what future historians and researchers will be interested in.
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by lozenge 4y ago
In London they have to give you an accurate price at booking time, I think by law.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Those ratings are fake anyway. You can score it a 1 (actually the lowest option is 2.5) due to nearby noise making it impossible to sleep. But they'll also ask you to rate the cleanliness, service, and location(??) and suddenly your te
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by lozenge 4y ago
Yes dishwashers do have a heating element to keep the water's temperature up as it recirculates. It isn't strong enough to let you use a cold water intake though.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Yep, somebody else mentioned programming on their graphics calculator. Yeah, the display sucks but it has a better keyboard than your phone, especially if the BASIC keywords are assigned keys or key combinations. Phones need you to watch th
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by lozenge 4y ago
Oh, that reminds me of Windows Media Player which had like 8 separate music stores embedded in it, seemingly as an iframe. They had the most random companies running them as well, like phone companies, supermarkets, etc. Of course it was ju
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by lozenge 4y ago
Is that per seat or per plane? Seats have been getting packed closer together.
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by lozenge 4y ago
The speed you can input data into a smartphone just isn't conducive to creating anything. It isn't a grand conspiracy. On my computer I've never created something with the same screen size as the intended viewer.
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by lozenge 4y ago
The other possibility- that the climate and soil are different- is too absurd?
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by lozenge 4y ago
The cost analysis is done exactly how any corporation would do it. If you want externalised costs to be included then it has to be done by government policy. And good luck getting re elected if such a policy has a noticeable impact on peopl
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by lozenge 4y ago
But the whole point of the CRA is to increase cybersecurity even without a support agreement. Eg every device to receive 5 years security support.
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by lozenge 4y ago
This is cool, in that it might encourage SaaS providers to reduce the SSO tax. Discouraging security affects all of us whose data is held by other companies (ie everybody). I'm sure you'll get comments that you're being penny
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by lozenge 4y ago
As a person you can only send them money. As a business you can initiate a direct debit which withdraws money. However you are attesting that they signed a direct debit agreement with you and provided their account number and agreed on the
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by lozenge 4y ago
That's funny because reading SQL doesn't tell you whether the DB will scan or use indexes. With Dynamo DB it's a separate api request, it couldn't get more explicit.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Yep, for somebody who is claiming to look out for residents of the third world, they are pretty nasty. > without a local industry, they're [Kenya] never taking their economy past the point where they stop asking tourists to get spec
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by lozenge 4y ago
Not if they and managers follow the law on discrimination in the workplace.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Apple being pro-marriage equality doesn't affect anything.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Restaurants have gotten more efficient over time? I don't think so. Not enough to explain why their price is so different from education or housing. Class sizes haven't gone down in colleges, admin costs have gone up though. What&
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by lozenge 4y ago
Hollywood has credits, even for the accounting departments that are definitely getting salaries and not royalties.
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by lozenge 4y ago
Homo economicus strikes again. Will the deposit make up for the emotional hurt?
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by lozenge 4y ago
The streets aren't numbered anyway, so once you have a block (ban) you still need to loop round it to find the building by number (go) Bad title but- https://geoawesomeness.com/how-the-crazy-japanese-addressing... I ca
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by lozenge 4y ago
I think this is because inflation in the US has two tiers. There's the big "essential" stuff- housing, healthcare, education- which have skyrocketed in price and nowadays take a higher percentage of people's salaries. Th
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by lozenge 4y ago
> You can book your cab or order your groceries through a simple chat in whatsapp Sure, if you want to use a terrible user interface. An app or website can provide the same thing much faster.

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