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pwdisswordfishz
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1y ago
> For less than the price of 1 CD per month (and I used to buy WAY more than 1 CD per month) I have access to a near-infinite amount of music. > I've added 49 full or partial albums to my library since 1/1/2025 for $78.
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1y ago
And my favourite, "Men will literally [do anything creative] instead of going to therapy". Apparently the proper way to to deal with your feelings is consumerism.
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> But I learned something profound. Turning off all these visual aids helped me focus better on the code. I paid attention to what I was writing and kept a mental model of the available functions in my head. At some point, I could even d
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1y ago
I don't know how to tell you this, but Denmark is a sovereign state and does not derive its interpretation and objectives of copyright from the US constitution.
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1y ago
But can this lossless rotation process account for padding not being in the usual place (lower right corner presumably)?
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1y ago
Why does it need to be a JavaScript API? Why not just use the lang= attribute as it was intended, then let the user select text to translate as they wish?
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1y ago
Linguistic prescriptivism is wrong , and people who promote it are showing they have zero respect for others when they don't have to.
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1y ago
That doesn't seem to apply to images that aren't multiples of 8 in size, does it?
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1y ago
This is just going to encourage advertisers to misuse the "urgent" channel you did not block to deliver advertisements you would rather block.
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1y ago
It's hard work learning programming tools and optimizing, much easier to use a one-size-fits all framework that wastes the end-user's resources.
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1y ago
By deleting the repo and banning the person from GitHub?
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1y ago
Sorry, that'll just get them flagged for mustard stains. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrQyMrmRBsk
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1y ago
But a national ID card is literally Satan?
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1y ago
Forget "fun". Profanity is a signal of honesty . Which I much prefer to hiding behind patronizing, obfuscatory euphemisms like "verifying the security of your connection" and processes that diffuse responsibility out of
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1y ago
> Recurχiv is a free distribution service and an open-access archive for scholarly articles in the fields of recursive mathematics, symbolic computation, and theoretical computer science. Materials on this site are not peer-reviewed by
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1y ago
https://developer.chrome.com/blog/permission-element-origin-... In case you got a stupid-ass machine-translated version.
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1y ago
Yes, you can. You would be wrong, though.
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1y ago
> Tools do have rough edges, if you don't want to learn about them, you will get bitten. I presume you consider INTERCAL to be a sanely designed programming language.
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1y ago
subprocess.run(["bash", "-c", "--", data_handler]) The very thing TFA complains about.
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1y ago
No need for an absolute path, just a './' prefix.
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1y ago
Unfortunately the old.reddit.com frontend does not support /s/ links.
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1y ago
Or even /*bin/true ; exec tcc -run "$0" "$@" # */
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1y ago
> But also, there's a special place in hell for the people that decided to add […] top level await. There is also a special place in extra-hell for those who export a function named 'then'.
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1y ago
> If this happened every once in a while then it wouldn't be a big deal, but I'd guess that more than half of the answers and tutorials I've received through ChatGPT have ended up being plain wrong. It would actually have
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1y ago
Well, HTML e-mail arbitrarily stylable by the author was a mistake. This could have been avoided by a profile of HTML that removes presentation markup and CSS, leaving only pure semantic markup that a client can render in a "reader mo
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Category theory has always been a wordcel concept.
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1y ago
It makes some sense in the category of rings, but basically only there.
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1y ago
Friends don't let friends sudo
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1y ago
I feel like if you don't get the password, you don't deserve access.
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1y ago
sudo for your friends
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