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9y ago
EC membership, not EU - from the perspective of the British, they voted for membership of a trading block, which then morphed into a new megastate wannabe without any vote taking place to legitimise it.
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10y ago
Pish-posh, the cotton gin was invented at the end of the 18th century.
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10y ago
Complexity in a programming language is fine if it is just you, but a group of developers working together with different ideas of what to use can make for cacophony.
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10y ago
I'd guess it would be more of a question-and-answer session between the computer and the designer rather than attempting to describe the algorithm up front.
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10y ago
Perhaps there's something wrong with me, but even if the image quality was great I can't really see why looking at sex in VR is all that much different to watching a video. Are we imagining some kind of scary tactile peripherals?
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C++ proposals please
(meetingcpp.com)
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10y ago
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The Trouble with Experts
(stumblingandmumbling.typepad.com)
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10y ago
Well of course that is going to leak, but you could instead do std::vector<Person> v; Person p(10); v.emplace_back(p); and be safe
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10y ago
Well indeed, as per Turing on the Entscheidungsproblem one cannot know what some abstract bit of code does without running it, but one can sometimes put limits on its behaviour - your snippet will never do anything but print out numbers, fo
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10y ago
It will eventually terminate, if only because the machine it is running on will eventually be shut down.
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10y ago
I don't get the analogy - as I understand it, Feudalism is about subletting military/political power because the central government is too weak to control things directly, which doesn't seem to have much in common with the al
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10y ago
When.
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10y ago
"But you'll be hearing from me baby, long after I'm gone I'll be speaking to you sweetly from a window in the Tower of Song" One of the greats.
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10y ago
A lot of anti-Islamism is not based on youtube clips, but on direct observation of what happens when Muslims take over areas and make them their own.
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10y ago
Why inefficient? Easing the burden of centralised government on all interstate trade should be more efficient, I would think
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10y ago
I was vaguely under the impression that Elm was more an ML style language than a Haskell style language, so it ought to have modules and functors rather than typeclassss.
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10y ago
The civic that allowed you to do that was explicity called Slavery though.
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10y ago
The term Dark Age is still legitimately applied to the 1200 BC ish Eastern Mediterranean cultural collapse though, is it not?
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10y ago
Wouldn't measures like just keeping the names and images of the people involved out of the press be sufficient?
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10y ago
How is an absence of reporting meant to protect children?
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10y ago
Does the intent matter? Even if it was just a career-long run of incompetence, "getting out of science" would seem a reasonable starting point.
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10y ago
Any media with a sufficiently large number of consumers is indistinguishable from propaganda.
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10y ago
It's not so much the "progressive elite" as a general fact of human politics that in Federal systems power inexorably moves to the center as anything going wrong in the provinces will be taken over by the centralised state, b
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10y ago
Socrates would have been less than 1 year old in 470 BC, so I guess he was speaking about himself and his pals.
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If that is the case, we should consider splitting the country up into more homogenous chunks
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10y ago
There are a bunch downstairs in the food area, if you count that
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10y ago
Northern Ireland was a more complex situation than being just a province where most want to secede
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The Age of Designer Plagues
(the-american-interest.com)
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10y ago
Some day a real rain will come and wash all the scum off the streets
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10y ago
I wonder if they'll have underwater pokemon
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