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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
The empty set is `{*()}`.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
At this point, just use a dataclass.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
I’ll believe it when each service is operated by an independent company.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
No need to indent links.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
There is a legal requirement to adjust names to conform to Lithuanian morphology. This includes foreign names.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
Why would someone steal a GUID Partition Table?
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
That's just sabotage with extra plausible deniability.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
Currency is not a resource, it's a kind of debt arrangement.
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3y ago
> You are calling for empiricism but mixing your arguments with anecdotes and "everyday experience" Well… duh? It would have been distinctly anti-empirical to ignore those.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
There’s no point in blocking ads in no ad scripts can run in the first place.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
Well, credit where it’s due: given the number of disparaging statements about cryptography made by Australian politicians, it seems they actually practice what they preach.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
Uruguay Round Agreements Act?
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
> JetBrains has too good of corporate behaviours First time for everything. That’s what they used to say about Google.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
It’s the easiest one to fix, though. 2to3 does it easily. If it were the only change, we would not be having this conversation. It might have even not deserved a major version bump (given that even minor releases of Python don't con
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
Though doesn't that mean the feature is less likely to be implemented in the first place? Nobody gave a shit about Unicode grapheme clusters until EEMAWDJI came about. Sadly.
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3y ago
> Early in PNG's history, we already had this issue with alpha channels, progressive rendering, and hit-or-miss support for APNG (animated PNGs, meant to replace GIFs but never happened). Don't forget pixel aspect ratio. Oh wai
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
I fear your sarcasm may be a bit too subtle.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
You think anything productive can come out of reinventing NaN and calling it "nullity"?
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3y ago
"-" is not a valid host.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
React has merely aged, not matured.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
h1 { font-family: 'Maven Pro', cursive; font-size: 38px; color: #000; line-height: 1; } I have Google Fonts blocked, so I see the headings on the page displayed using the generic cursive font
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
Technically, Angela Merkel never stopped being the person who served as the eighth chancellor.
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3y ago
title += " publishing metadata" I was hoping for something about microtonality and non-equal-temperament scales.
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3y ago
Cisco Certified Network Associate?
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
Plausible deniability. Laying off people sends a signal to the market that failing to hire does not.
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3y ago
Gotta teach your kid about surveillance capitalism.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
> Responsibility is not a zero-sum game. So it's not the case that when one person is responsible, someone else has to be irresponsible to balance things out?
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3y ago
> /s Thanks, I wouldn't have been able to tell otherwise.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
Why does a website about a security vulnerability in a JavaScript engine sabotage the security mitigation of disabling JavaScript, by requiring it for collapsible sections? As if they couldn't just use <details>.
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pwdisswordfishc
3y ago
But both of these are both.
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