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by lucozade 8y ago
> and missed that the person is disabled Unfortunately, that's very unlikely to be true. When Brent's account first followed her she commented on it, suggesting he ask his mother what philosophy was. It's pretty clear from
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> You've just described Bisq Not really but they're clearly making an attempt in that direction.
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I was very impressed by Mark Elendt's talk at CppCon about the Houdini system. It contains a very sophisticated visual programming "language". My view on this is that text is one of the best media we have for representing pre
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It's a flaw in all current cryptocurrencies that they suffer from an opaque, trust-based exchange infrastructure. I'd argue that it's inherent in the sense that none of them factored that into their model. As such, I'd a
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What you're effectively saying is that, if the recruiter puts enough effort in, they can find out how good you really are. This is, of course, true. The problem is that that's not the problem they're trying to solve. What the
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I would hope they’ve had chilling effects or what would be the point of the legislation? The 20 probably refers to the CPS’s VAWG report in 2012. As I’m sure you’re aware that was 20 cases that had magistrates’ hearings covered by section 6
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They’re baseless because their concerns haven’t materialised. The Act has had no effect on graphic novels.
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Are you completely sure you want to use CAJA 2009 as your example? On the subject of pornography, that Act only covers images of sex with children (or images of children witnessing bestiality). I presume you have some justification for asse
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> Sort of ironic that the very foundations of machine computing is not a very good idea.... I'm not sure anyone (knowledgable) has ever said that they are a fundamentally bad idea. The argument has always been, effectively, that the
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I used to own a C++ application that was a morass of abstractions and indirections so it was impossible to reason about. It took a number of hours to compile. On one infamous occasion we were making a, relatively small, patch release. The d
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> The manager probably saw the model as a threat to his job security Indeed, because if the manager doesn't understand the model well enough to either mitigate its weaknesses or reserve sufficiently against them, they'll probab
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In your estimation what wars, in 19C India and East Africa, are comparable to the Western Front in terms of "serious, bloody conflicts"?
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> You think I'm virtuous They're saying that you're shouting about how virtuous you are. That's unrelated to how virtuous you actually are. Same goes for political correctness. Just because I say I'm awesome, it
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> However, that's not part of the popular narrative of WW1 That's just nonsense. The involvement and sacrifice of Commonwealth troops has always been a significant part of the history and memorial of WW1. In fact, there's
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TL;DR the People's Front of Judea are taking a hard line.
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Nor should it be anybody’s chagrin to suffer bad grammar. Apologies.
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The English construct is ambiguous but the meaning isn't so the usage is fine. In fact, adding "prevention of" or similar would imply that you had the other sort of sexual harassment training. And there would be no shortage o
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> probably should be someone elses job to us[e] force to get the mic back I'd quite like to think that it shouldn't be anybodies job to use force to get a microphone back from a journalist in a press conference.
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Those are 3 orthogonal(ish) things. Realtime just means that actions triggered by event occur in an explicitly bounded time. It doesn't usually mean that they occur in the same time. So a GC with bounded pause could be used in a real
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LIBOR is being replaced by SOFR and its siblings. They're starting to get reasonable traction.
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> am I missing something? Yes and no. Firstly, these sort of manipulations happen on exchanges too. Historically, the main difference has been that it's in the exchange's interest to spot this stuff quickly and stamp it out. Al
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No, I was stating that Rust's trait system offer functionality that supports an OO style of programming. That doesn't really have anything to do with whether one can or cannot call Haskell's typeclasses an object system.
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> are typeclasses an object system No, did someone say they were? > Rust enums are pretty standard sum types, a staple of statically typed functional languages Indeed I'm not entirely sure what your point is. Functional and OO ar
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> And tldr is yes it lends itself to a functional style Rust does a good job of supporting a functional style efficiently. It's also considered idiomatic to code functionally. Probably the biggest, obvious exception is that Rust emb
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It's unlikely to be tactic, in general. If it's in a normal working day (as against a specific hiring event), it's likely to be a minor failure of logistics. In your case, it's probably not that. It's more likely th
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> Why? Goldman's seems to have become the pantomime villain of Wall Street. Some of it's justified, most of it's not. > I'm about to accept an offer next week Speaking as someone who has never worked at GS, congrat
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I can't speak for society but, personally, I don't have any more issues with brand advertising than I do with product advertising. And, equally personally, I wouldn't want anyone to do anything about this. I find it quite use
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> Was it important to have a monoculture is what I'm wondering Obviously this is just speculation but I would say, no. And the reason I say that is that Linux primarily took off on the server side. Mobile was quite a lot later. On t
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> how does it work if you want to pass that array somewhere else, and you want that other code to free it? It wouldn't work, like a fixed size array wouldn't.
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> they’ll just call the police and knock your door down Not in this case they won't. They are absolutely not allowed to use force, even (legally) reasonable force, to enter. As such, if the defendant isn't home, they can't

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