msoucy

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by msoucy 10y ago
If you're bad, then when you die all of the cats whom you've mildly pissed off - which is probably all of them - rush you instead.
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by msoucy 10y ago
For reference, the short story this is based on is "Story of Your Life"
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by msoucy 10y ago
"If you see something, say nothing, and drink to forget"
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by msoucy 10y ago
It's also good at making extremely simple things incredibly complex... but then provides some high level "functions" to do weirdly specific things.
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by msoucy 10y ago
According to the Python 3 Wall of Superpowers[1], almost every commonly-used library has adopted 3. Now the problem is getting people to realize that... I was talking with someone just a month ago who said that there were no numeric process
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by msoucy 10y ago
As long as they're completely optional... - Gestures might not make sense in many locations (tiny cubes with limited space, for instance), or prove problematic for Deaf individuals (learning, effectively, another signed language). Th
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by msoucy 10y ago
To elaborate, Arrival is based off of the story "Story of Your Life" from that collection.
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by msoucy 10y ago
I was under the impression that you needed to use !-form if you wanted git to use the shell itself, and that not using it basically just does an exec on the subcommand? Is that inaccurate?
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by msoucy 10y ago
Meanwhile many phones (especially vendor-locked ones like the Droid Turbo...) are still stuck on Lollipop.
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by msoucy 10y ago
Or SparkleShare, which is essentially a Dropbox clone backed by git. IIRC it doesn't use anybody else's servers
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by msoucy 10y ago
What I find interesting, is that I can't find any references to Microsoft Office having that functionality...
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My neighbor at work listens nearly exclusively to country music, using Apple buds. I was actually concerned for his ears, until he demonstrated that it was just sound leakage. Now I'm just concerned for my own ears. I hate country.
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by msoucy 10y ago
Haskell's type system protects from a certain class of bug, but it can't prevent logic errors - something like using < instead of > won't trigger a build error, but it certainly is a bug.