pxeger1

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by pxeger1 4y ago
I am unable to reproduce your claim. My exact code is: import System.IO main = do file <- openFile "hello.txt" ReadMode putStrLn "opened hello.txt" contents <- hGetContents file pr
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by pxeger1 4y ago
I guess "forecast" is more explicit about the fact you're trying to guess what will happen in the future, so it's clearer that you can't be totally confident about when you'll finish. If you say "I estimat
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by pxeger1 4y ago
You're technically right: a doesn't necessarily run before b, but that's pretty irrelevant. The only case in which it matters which one runs first are if one of the two results in an exception, which is rare especially in i
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by pxeger1 4y ago
95% of employees say problems cause problems? Do the remaining 5% enjoy dealing with IT issues? Seems like a rather useless survey.
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by pxeger1 4y ago
Why do you want italics in a monospace font? I can't imagine ever wanting that.
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by pxeger1 4y ago
Found it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31726825 It was by GitLab, but not on their own site: https://thenewstack.io/why-were-sticking-with-ruby-on-rails-...
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by pxeger1 4y ago
A 7-day moving average on this graph would be nice.
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by pxeger1 4y ago
The title reminds me of Animal farm: "four wheels good, two wheels bad". I suppose that's pretty much what car-centric design is.
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by pxeger1 4y ago
I presume the intention is that V will be compiled natively eventually, not via C.
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by pxeger1 4y ago
Deno and Node are not generally compatible: - their module/packaging systems are totally different - their APIs for interacting with the system are different
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by pxeger1 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Area_codes_212,_646,_and_332#M...
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by pxeger1 4y ago
> what happens when you represent strings as an index of code points What happens? Are you referring to a specific problem that Python 3 has?
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by pxeger1 4y ago
In Zsh, you can used named "directories" (actually it works with normal files too) with tildes for the same effect, except that they must be explicitly defined, so there's no risk of collisions. hash -d e=/bin&#x2F
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by pxeger1 4y ago
Where is it in the user agreement? https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/github-terms/github-t... > This license does not grant GitHub the right to sell Your Content. Charging $10/month seems like se
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by pxeger1 4y ago
You explicitly grant SO a licence (CC-BY-4.0) on your answers when you post them. If those answers contain copyrighted material, you must have the right to publish them and to relicence them under CC-BY-4.0. If you don't, you're t
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by pxeger1 4y ago
I presume that's because they didn't have enough data for other countries.
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by pxeger1 4y ago
Could the title be updated to include the word "Results"? When I saw this, I thought it was the survey itself (which has already happened, obviously)
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by pxeger1 4y ago
> shell usage has gone down, not up I agree with you, but the "giant piles of Dockerfiles" are actually mostly shell commands anyway.
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by pxeger1 4y ago
I think there is no nesting maximum (or if there is, it's much bigger than this). There's a limit which stops you replying to a comment immediately, to prevent super long quick-fire arguments.
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by pxeger1 4y ago
https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/xvs51y9qs9dj : Identified The issue has been identified and a fix is being implemented. Posted 5 minutes ago. Jun 21, 2022 - 06:57 UTC
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by pxeger1 4y ago
Getting intermittent SERVFAIL from 1.1.1.1 DNS as well
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by pxeger1 4y ago
In what sense does this "power" Facebook? Do you mean it's used for most or some specific text editing components of Facebook?
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by pxeger1 4y ago
Clicking and dragging doesn't seem to work for me. Firefox 102.0b8, Linux
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by pxeger1 4y ago
This appears to be the wrong URL. It takes you to the blog homepage; the actual post is https://blog.koehntopp.info/2022/06/20/mysql-breaking-replic...
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by pxeger1 4y ago
That's a pretty sweeping statement to make with no evidence.
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by pxeger1 4y ago
Astounded by some of the negative comments there. (Probably partly Twitter pushing the rage bait to the top, but still). Does Telegram just have a stupid fanbase? - people claiming MTProto (Telegram's custom protocol which is basically
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by pxeger1 4y ago
I don't really care that they don't write "unfinished alpha" in big letters (although it would be nice if they did). I care that they claim it has "no undefined behaviour", "as fast as C", "has g
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by pxeger1 4y ago
A linker seems like it ought to be a simple piece of software. What is a linker doing that takes so long?
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by pxeger1 4y ago
I don't think this article contains any hatred. There is absolutely nothing wrong with an unfinished language - take a look at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31775216 (2 days ago) for an example. This article cri
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by pxeger1 4y ago
Meat farming takes in CO2 (photosynthesis), and produces CO2 (cows breathing) and CH4 (cows farting). CH4 is a much more potent greenhouse gas than CO2, so, even by your flawed simplified model, farming cows has a net negative greenhouse ef

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