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by pasc1878 1y ago
C and Pascal still don't have TCO. But you still need some recursion and C and Pascal can do that.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
That might actually be a benefit as most public code say in C++ is not good code. If the pool is smaller but from say experienced programmers then the number of errors might be less. I can see that for Ada however most Haskell is probably w
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Adding a library for that is not overkill but just being polite to your users setting files where the OS suggests and not putting your ideas there,
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Provide the whole quote. Contains the user’s preferences. You should never create files in this directory yourself. To get or set preference values, you should always use the NSUserDefaults class or an equivalent system-provided interface.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Why should it not. The easier case for me to defend is XDG_CACHE_HOME - if it defaults to ~/.Library/Caches then it makes life simpler on macOS as it means that you don't have to add other directories to be removed from your
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by pasc1878 1y ago
So set it to ~/Library/Preferences and no one should be complaining - Apple see configs in the correct place and XDG see it correct as well. So why is there a problem?
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by pasc1878 1y ago
No just accept that XDG_CONFIG_DIR is not always ~/.config
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by pasc1878 1y ago
the XDG_CONFIG_HOME should point to ~/Library/Preferences. The issue is that often everyone assumes that XDG_CONFIG_HOME is ~/.config The idea of having a variable is that it could be anywhere,
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by pasc1878 1y ago
In the UK at least subways under roads have gone out of fashion I think mainly as they get used by homeless as shelters and urinals. SO we get more road level light operated crossings. as for footbridges they were uncommon in towns at least
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by pasc1878 1y ago
How do you get the genie to check your answer?
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Cutting red or preserved meat cuts bowel cancer risk so fruity diets would cut that risk.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Unfortunately I don't have a driving license as I am physically unable to get one by law.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
The OPs main complaint was lack of C when that is the temperature scale used in their country
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Yes USDA gives the wrong value for Canadians and Britons
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Even with a normal search there is a link to get Quick Answer which gives the LLM result
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by pasc1878 1y ago
But for the OP it is not as it does not give a temperature in their preferred units and probably USDA gives the wrong temperature in their locality.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
The link quoted does not have that text so what are you on about? However that site gives the temperature for Pork as 71C which is not what USDA says but is correct. So using the USDA recommendation does have a risk according to at least Ca
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Kagi sort of gets this correct. Kagi search gives the pork board first as well. But note that site fails mtkd's requirements giving temperature in degrees Fahrenheit and not Celsius. The second hit does give a correct temperature but h
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Or I suspect in this case there are Puritans with a lot of money who will sue the payment providers if the providers don't block things they think are bad. Yes the payment provider is making a simple money based business decision, or p
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by pasc1878 1y ago
No what is under discussion is how the lessening of pollution in East Asia has helped to increase CO2 levels. So in the context of the article this thread is discussing CO2 and pollution are different.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Pollution is not CO2 Your figures are for who produces CO2 and nothing to do with pollution
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by pasc1878 1y ago
The iPhone and Android phones run a CPU designed in Europe (well the UK was in EU at the time)
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Just read it
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by pasc1878 1y ago
When an AI gives you a link that it made up. (This is easily verifiable) Telling lies basically.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Yes it definitely supports those things. It will give platforms to those campaigning for those things. It is a newspaper so its job is to report but not necessarily campaign. But look at the subheadings on the Opion page to see what opinons
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by pasc1878 1y ago
I see the Guardian - which is considered left wing in the UK - so I would think would be in the US as well.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
The point is that Kagi would not have ads. Yes it charges for any use - but not to remove ads.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Same in UK for what they are ie sticks of wax (They can be thin for cheap ones that break) In UK it is two syllables.
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by pasc1878 1y ago
> You don't think the police in Europe sometimes hide the identity of their police from onlookers when required? I'm pretty sure they do. Yes in the UK they do. However this is breaking the law and those who do this have been p
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by pasc1878 1y ago
Not in NZ

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