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by pstch 10y ago
"Particle" is used at all scales, most usually subatomic, but also microscopic and macroscopic. A car can be viewed as a particle, so I'm not sure it's so wrong to label a group a molecules as "particles". Also
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by pstch 10y ago
I should reread my posts before sending, this was a mixup between "6 years old" and the launch year. Thanks for the correction.
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by pstch 10y ago
It was launched in 2016, with a much simpler interface (no accounts iirc), which evolved a lot to come to this day. Its source code is also really interesting, it makes me want to learn Scala.
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by pstch 10y ago
LiChess also provides post-game analyse features, allowing Stockfish to determine alternative lines, and also learn from your own mistakes. I never used chess.com, so I cannot really compare. I'm an avid user of the linked site, and us
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by pstch 10y ago
What is freedom of information if countries can decide on their own whether they will release their answers on not ? It is disappointing that rebuttals to information requests do not have to go through any judicial system.
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by pstch 10y ago
This is a very interesting question (to which I don't know the answer), I'm curious how the coroutines will interact with the Qt events. Sidenote: It's also possible to build Qt applications in Python using AsyncIO (using qua
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by pstch 10y ago
The chapter on parameter subsitution in the LDP's Bash Scripting Guide is nice for this : http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/parameter-substitution.html
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by pstch 10y ago
The speed of these operations isn't on the same order of magnitude as floating-point operations. I do agree that literals for `Fraction` and `Decimal` would be interesting. Also, I think that '2.2' is better represented as `D