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by nmz 3y ago
So it basically does function M(...) if select("#",...)>3 then error("failed arity check on M()") end end
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by nmz 3y ago
I went to a cardiologist and was tested while lying down. This was an extensive test though.
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by nmz 3y ago
If make do sex translates to abuse then hook up culture is abuse culture. Honestly, considering the criminal nature of rape, I thought people would be more careful throwing that word around but at this rate, if make do sex is rape, then of
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by nmz 3y ago
The problem of libraries is namespaces, since everything is global its not worth it. and also incredibly problematic (especially since match() actually sets a 2 globals) fortunately gawk offers namespaces, it even has a flag for loading lib
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by nmz 3y ago
I don't see how this solves anything, Nim's backend is C, which means it should suffer from the same pitfalls. They probably clean it up and eliminate UB, but it should still exist.
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by nmz 3y ago
I do not. Where I live you buy new oil getting a receipt for a change. You get $5 back if you bring back the used oil, but if you lose the receipt you have to throw the oil away. It's... a really bad system
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by nmz 3y ago
Specifically, an instance for each branch of science would be nice.
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by nmz 3y ago
There's also environmental factors to consider in anything physical, sure, you changed your oil, but what do you do with the oil now? There's no electrical pollution in running a server.
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by nmz 3y ago
If anything it seems the only ones to trust are the students.
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by nmz 3y ago
I skimmed, it seems to be marketing for confusing terminology > Brown Language: A language that you are more likely to use in existing software maintenance. These projects are often called brown-field projects. > Green Language: A lan
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by nmz 3y ago
Although I do see your point, Good practice in storytelling has always been show don't tell, this is because stories themselves can always be shortened drastically and a plot can be summarized to a sentence, this is why the importance
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by nmz 3y ago
That's a genre problem, porn is by its definition explosive, too fast to develop anything emotionally, erotica however builds up but it is harder to fund, there is an outlier though, 50 shades, however, for 50 shades to get funding it
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by nmz 3y ago
The extras are not misreading the situation at all. Every single action taken is up to the individual, if a director wants to suddenly use the actors image in any way or something they'd disagree with, well they waved their rights so.
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by nmz 3y ago
~~irssi~~ weechat
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by nmz 3y ago
awk 'NR<=10 {print; total+=$1} END {print "total:", total}' monies.txt
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by nmz 3y ago
It is unnecessary, AWAY indicates status, however people prefer changing their nick. of course, on mobile era, AWAY is unnecessary given you have a good mobile irc client.
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by nmz 3y ago
> They provide no actual measurement of applicants, Myers-Briggs is especially easy to cheat. Myers briggs aside, I take issue with this specific argument in any context, just because a dishonest party can cheat a test, doesn't mean
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by nmz 3y ago
I imagine fossils internal git export function is not robust. Even when you {fossil git export} the repo, you still get a much bigger .git than fossil (20mb more), with errors on some checkouts. Repacking doesn't do much either in this
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by nmz 3y ago
Or they could go to war, to cull unnecessary humans, leaving a higher class with nothing but them and their servants, or I guess in this case, robot slaves.
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by nmz 3y ago
I think [0] indicates that it does scale quite well, you can even test by comparing the 2. You can go from cloning to pushing on a repo in half the time. There's branches as well, so while the /timeline[1] seems too busy, you can
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by nmz 3y ago
I wouldn't classify it as disingenous, legalities are difficult, especially when you can't afford github's infrastructure and lawyers to write you up a CLA and a userbase that is not even aware of the TOS they're agreein
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by nmz 3y ago
It is yes, they've even built a command for it "rebuild"[0] > Reconstruct the named repository database from the core records. Run this command after updating the fossil executable in a way that changes the database schem
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by nmz 3y ago
I as well, my only gripes with it is there is no firefox persona or some sort of oauth, one of which anybody could contribute to the project without having to sign up. That way everything would be distributed and also easy to contribute and
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by nmz 3y ago
Given that fossil is an integral part of sqlite, it will wither and die when sqlite does. It's also the perfect example and test of sqlite itself, an scm that is a one stop shop for the entirety of the project, remaining as responsive
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by nmz 3y ago
Because arrays start at 1, offsets start at 0
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by nmz 3y ago
Do tell, I'm sure you're right, AFAIK, only forth seems to embed a parser in its compiler.
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by nmz 3y ago
I don't know about quirky, back when I first found out about it, it was surprising that I could read it without having written a single line of code on it. That's damn impressive. To me, its type system and parsing nature are one
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by nmz 3y ago
It's a little strange to talk about moonscript as something obscure, luarocks the main package manager for lua is written in it, not to mention itch.io. It's a proven language that's at least easier to learn than lua. (well,
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by nmz 3y ago
From https://gittup.org/tup/getting_started.html > Make sure your source files are backed up, like in source control, or something. Tup is able to delete old files automatically, though it tries to prevent you from
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by nmz 3y ago
I care, I wrote a converter[1] for it a long time ago, when I wanted to write a json one I got stuck. Depth of a record seems useful, but then you'll have to make fields mandatory to indicate between real records and depth. slowing dow

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