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nmz
3y ago
Both responses are incorrect, newspapers cannot perform slander.
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3y ago
or you could just check env for a special variable and load a file once if the env var exists.
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3y ago
Kinda pointless
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3y ago
I'm not an APL programmer but from what I heard, the opposite is true. (LLMs are really bad at array code.)
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3y ago
The really impressive thing is that 425k lines of APL probably translates to 10 million lines of C.
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3y ago
How can there be an RFC for something that is not implementable by anything other than the main yaml library?
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3y ago
Which will be automated in 5 years considering where we were 1 year ago.
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3y ago
Integers were introduced in 5.3.
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3y ago
Imagine losing your phone which has all of your coins.
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3y ago
So where do you display animations then? I'd also say that coloring is not information.
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3y ago
I don't see the problem, you're just making something explicit what used to be implicit, unix is implicitly tsv, well now its a variable that you can change.
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3y ago
I disagree of having programs use env vars, ENV propagates, now every single program has an env var for that single program that you barely use, a good example is LSCOLORS, or nnn, all programs now consume extra memory. Which isn't a l
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3y ago
There's something I wish command lines would not adopt that is should not be as a CLI flag, and that's --json or --csv. Instead this should be offered as an environment variable that runs through all the commands like IOFORMAT=JSO
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3y ago
> * PDFs cannot easily express interaction. PDFs were primarily designed as static documents that cannot react to user input beyond filling in forms. I am glad about this, I do not want to download a document and it require any input. a
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3y ago
Perhaps its because I learned programming via shellscript(rc not bash) and piping text into programs. I never had to deal with the difference between a string and a number unless I did something that actually needed the difference to be dis
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3y ago
The last thing you want is types when you're a beginner. TCL/Shellscript, for all its defects, just has strings, which means you have expr num OPERATOR num. you also just have commands. I've seen beginners try to set a variab
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3y ago
Then they probably should have taught them rust.
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3y ago
Functionality is also the interface, it demonstrates the functionality, a podcast app is an rss feed reader tuned towards playing longform audio. I sincerely doubt youtube music integrated with rss feeds would be any good for podcasting, I&
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3y ago
The stupidity doesn't end there, OPUS/Speex has existed since 2013 and is supported everywhere. Why do they use mp3's for a medium that is mostly speech? Mind you I'm not saying, toss away mp3's, but they could offe
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3y ago
It kind of has, many NPR shows have been killed, they were in trouble for a bit even.
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3y ago
I can summarize most plots in a paragraph. The goal of most entertainment is to kill time and meander.
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3y ago
It is their own fault as well, I for one have not skipped a single ad from Conan O'Brien needs a friend. That's how good the ad-reads are.
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3y ago
Forgot to mention that google podcasts will no longer be operational as of this year. Honestly, at this rate, I'm surprised google hasn't killed gmail. https://www.theverge.com/23891397/google-podcasts-youtube
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3y ago
This is a personal question related to taste. An impossible question for strangers to answer.
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3y ago
The problem is that a hello world isn't sufficient to identify compilation speed, you'd need a program with thousands of lines that does barely anything. And then you're fighting IO as well. although that could be fixed by pu
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3y ago
With that whole harvard plagiarism debacle, I must say this is the new normal, copyright and accreditation is a thing of the past. The only way forward is plagiarism and outsourcing your work, the only ones who will make the money will be t
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3y ago
It would be nice if you used a label you had to pay a fee for whoever owns the label, if you don't want to pay a fee to the owners of an artstyle, then you can always use public domain works. Hell, this might be even better for public
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3y ago
There's a 256byte limit for #! so this shouldn't work at all. EDIT: Now I see its badly formatted, Either way, be careful with #! size limits.
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3y ago
Its funny, we may have to go back to buying encyclopedias in physical stores in order to prevent this terrible future with made up information and no way to know what is a hallucination or an actual article.
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3y ago
Morality changes and is imposed by the times, what is moral today will not be tomorrow, To your great grandchildren you'd probably be the same as a "boomer" today and will be looked at in the same vein (an ageist word used as
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