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Well, inlining by the compiler would be expected but we do not only write the code for the machine but also for another human being (that could be yourself at another moment of time of course). Splitting the code into smaller functions does
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Interesting. But UK was not the only country in Europe that does not allow inmates to vote. The list includes Bulgaria, Estonia, Georgia, Hungary, Liechtenstein and Russia. Three of them belong to EU and do not plan to leave or change their
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A recommended reading https://www.amazon.com/Refactoring-Improving-Existing-Addiso...
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I am surprised that this is the top answer (Edit: at the moment, was) How does splitting code into multiple functions suddenly change the order of the code? I would expect that these functions would be still called in a very specific order.
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Can you elaborate this a little?
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And I hope that Polyethylene eating organism does not ever evolve or is not synthesized.
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Now it is more relaxed but in the beginning the travel was very restricted. What is the point of traveling when everything is closed and you have to stay in quarantine for 2 weeks? Besides traveling increases the risk of getting infected.
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Systemic corticosteroids are strongly recommended for patients by WHO. I see from here https://www.indiatoday.in/coronavirus-outbreak/story/remdesi... that also budesonide is recommended for patients with mild sy
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Polish Saule Technologies Opens Perovskite PV Production
(france24.com)
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Exactly. I was in progress to do the same and then the bloody pandemic hit.
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So the first to implement it would be HFT?
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There is a theory that there is correlation of UFO appearance in media and new conflicts.
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How is the long term productivity of PHP these days? I used PHP last time more than 10 years ago and it did not shine there.
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Very nice article. I liked the ending of it Leggett’s identity changed again once the device was gone. Now she knew great loss, but she also knew things that had been impossible to understand before the device. Like many people with epilep
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This calculation does not take into account a collapse of the medical system. The problem with covid is the speed of its spread. We see this in India right now. There are not many cases per capita but their limited health care system could
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In your opinion what is the percentage of the questionable test results in your opinion? What other method would you suggest in replacement to verify if a person is possibly infectious?
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I would like to interpret it as do least harm as reasonably possible. I would also like to see artificial meat to appear. Then the large number of current captive animals could be "retired".
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Did you know that when you cut grass it sends out distress signal - the lovely smell of fresh cut grass. In principle it is the grass screaming out loud in horror. https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/30573/what-cau
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I would not call it a battlefield.
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I would be not surprised if they will rise the train ticket price on those routes.
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No, mine just blink time to time.
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I like the second kind of wrong. My smoke sensors start to make random short bleeps. I have about 10 of them in our house. Usually it will take at least annoying 15 minutes to locate the culprit.
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I am not. Therefore it is good to have clear rules in public indoor places, for example measured lines before counters in the supermarket, limit on visitors inside etc. But I am relaxed when passing people and I do not get anxious when they
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The truth might be more complicated that this. Masks are good against larger droplets but may be not effective in badly ventilated room. The best effect I have seen in practice is masks + very good ventilation.
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Very true. I see it very often. But it also applies to the medical community. Belief "Hydroxychloroquine does not work" is based on WHO Solidarity study where late stage patients were poisoned with high dosage hydroxychloroquine w
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You are right. I remembered that it was mg. I edited my post and did the conversion according to this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_unit Vitamin D: The biological activity of 40 IU is equal to 1 μg[9]
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From the mentioned list, latest research (5 independent double-blinded studies) suggests that Ivermectin really has antiviral properties against SARS-COV-2 (in vivo of course). What has been also suggested to have been neglected is role of
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The world you are looking for is "abuse". Abusers (your wording) abuse, they do not assault (when they do, then they become an assaulter). What Marvin Minsky did in that situation was to abuse this 17 year old girl. What he did wa
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I found this https://stonecypher.github.io/fsl/draft%20tutorial.html tutorial
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A lot of CO2 and sulfuric acid is not a problem, it is an opportunity. CO2 means a lot of carbon, and oxygen, sulfuric acid means a lot of sulfur, oxygen and hydrogen. Oxygen and hydrogen is water. Carbon is life and is solid. We just need
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