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mdemare
3y ago
No, stock splits are included.
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mdemare
3y ago
You’re on it now.
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mdemare
3y ago
Also which spells you could use was determined by which books you happened to find.
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3y ago
> Incidentally, I doubt there will be a console Diablo 4 for the PS5 either. https://www.playstation.com/en-us/games/diablo-iv/
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4y ago
Currently this submission, after 10 hours, is on position 160, with 37 upvotes and 12 comments. On position 161, there's an article submitted 13 hours ago with 4 upvotes and 2 comments. On position 69, there's another article subm
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4y ago
Only if you use seconds, unlike the JVM which uses milliseconds.
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4y ago
"Isn't the pasta done by now? Hey Siri, what's the timer?" "There are no timers set." "$@*%#$&"
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mdemare
4y ago
Please explain.
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4y ago
You may not agree with the conclusions, or dislike the quality of the research, but of course there's research. There's always research with things like this. https://www.stlouisfed.org/open-vault/2019/ja
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4y ago
I think there are four different issues here. 1) To what extent does starting programming at a young age help in becoming a good programmer? 2) To what extent are young people better at programming than older people? 3) To what extent are o
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Interesting! I didn't realize how accident-prone these pipelines were. An accident would explain the glaring absence of an actor with both motive and opportunity.
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4y ago
> The manual is also available as an 843-page ebook [2], and is accessible via the Tips app, which is preinstalled on the home screen. I didn't know that. I thought Tips was an app that gave you a couple of dozens of tips, and nothi
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4y ago
Luxembourg is extremely small, and Ireland's GDP is artificially high due to tax evasion by multinationals. Excluding those, the richest country in the Eurozone is Denmark, at $61000 per capita, and the poorest is Poland, at almost $16
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4y ago
While there is a vast amount of resources below us, the CO2 above us that's causing us so much trouble would form a layer of just 3.8mm (0.15 inch) of dry ice if it was all deposited on Earth's surface as a solid.
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The fit and finish of the all new System Settings macOS 13 Ventura
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4y ago
Maybe “laps” would have been a better word than “sprints”?
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4y ago
> I think about programming languages as tools for different bottlenecks. I’m going to steal this!
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4y ago
Very cool map! Huge recency bias though, with Obama and Trump on 1 and 2. I wonder what the map would look like if you multiplied everyone's score with the number of people born in the same decade, and divided by the total score of peo
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4y ago
EU countries and the US mostly borrow from their own citizens.
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4y ago
This, but for keyboards.
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4y ago
Tesla doesn't pay for ads.
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5y ago
Not quite - "heerlijk" used to mean "lordly", so "heerlijk voedsel" means "food eaten by lords". This also explains the gravestone reference (de Heer == the Lord).
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5y ago
Anything for iOS?
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5y ago
No margins in SwiftUI, spacers and stacks.
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5y ago
15 months old infants do not double their body mass in a year. That takes about 4-5 years.
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5y ago
In case anyone wondered, in Ruby they are identical, for any type.
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6y ago
You cannot compare $ (market cap) with $/year (GDP)
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6y ago
GDP per capita.
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6y ago
I’ve always wondered why StackOverflow didn’t implement a bounty system based on money. I’ve regularly asked questions on SO that were too specific to get a good answer. I’d have loved to be able to just award $100 for the accepted answer.
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6y ago
"Fancy algorithms are slow when n is small, and n is usually small." Rob Pike, creator of Go.
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