sedeki

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   by sedeki 5y ago

   The Russian language does not have the present tense of "to be", i.e. "is", "am", or "are". It is simply omitted, which can be confusing at first for some learners (like myself). The infinitive "
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   by sedeki 5y ago

   FWIW, R started to make sense to me (as a programmer) once I read Advanced R by Wickham.
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   by sedeki 5y ago

   I also contemplate a lot, to a point where I feel different about it and always have. I've always assumed it's related to add.
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   by sedeki 5y ago

   Can you elaborate? I know very little about Monero.
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   by sedeki 5y ago

   You're right, sorry.
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   by sedeki 5y ago

   Just to be clear: are you coding in nano all the time in that 24/7 terminal session? But there is no syntax highlightning etc? To edit config files, sure. But most of the time spent? I prefer nano too; trying to learn vim. But my codin
7. 127.▲
   by sedeki 5y ago

   Java would run everywhere.
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   by sedeki 5y ago

   Of course it does, given that there is a cognate Swedish word. I still have never seen "schtum" in English before. Maybe I'm just a schmuck.
9. 129.▲
   by sedeki 5y ago

   I'm Swedish and have never seen nor heard "schtum" before. Guess "keeping quiet" didn't come to the author's mind. /s
10. 130.▲
    by sedeki 5y ago

    Are you able to elaborate on the issues that you are experiencing more concretely? Or is it just the signature add symptoms, so to speak?
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    The most important conversations, for anyone to join(interintellect.com)

    2 points by sedeki 5y ago|0 comments
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    by sedeki 5y ago

    Try to explain where you're stuck.
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    by sedeki 5y ago

    Type erasure is rather like Go interfaces.
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    by sedeki 5y ago

    I didn't fully catch your reasoning regarding the call-site of functions, but if your specifically talking about function pointers, then they are not closures so call-site doesn't matter.
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    by sedeki 5y ago

    (Pretty much) previous HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26374788
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    by sedeki 6y ago

    That the difference in canceling between the Western vs non-Western world is only in the cultural/norms dimension, is intellectually dishonest in my humble opinion. A professor being canceled for saying e.g. that male and female brai
17. 137.▲
    by sedeki 6y ago

    There is a terminal tab at the bottom of PyCharm.
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    by sedeki 6y ago

    So each commit is exactly one change to a relevant table? I guess you can't just plug this into a common system of rotating logs easily, as there might be several changes beteeen the log rotation. Also, I guess you'd need a user f
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    by sedeki 6y ago

    I hope I don't get downvoted, but I think the OP has a point. Command line arguments will do, and perhaps even be better. Why are there so many harsh comments about this post?
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    by sedeki 6y ago

    I disagree with your view (= that languages are objectively incomparable w.r.t. difficulty of learning them, and instead only depends on your native language), but I'm not going to try and argue about this. However I am curious to know
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    by sedeki 6y ago

    "Tax minimization" or worse, I suppose.
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    by sedeki 6y ago

    Did they fix the macOS issue(s)? You had to run Audacity from the command line for whatever reason from macOS Catalina.
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    Blender.org is currently undergoing maintenance due to a hacking attempt(blender.org)

    2 points by sedeki 6y ago|1 comments
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    by sedeki 6y ago

    There is a book on ANSI SQL that I've used: https://www.amazon.com/SQL-Complete-Reference-James-Groff/dp...
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    by sedeki 6y ago

    So $7600 (plus half a penny) in transaction fees on $38M. How much would a bank charge for wiring that amount?
26. 146.▲
    by sedeki 6y ago

    Exactly. These type of posts and comments ignore the fact that the actual transaction costs involved are higher, perhaps even much higher.
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    by sedeki 6y ago

    Well, would you trust that the original owner erased his/her private keys and not made a copy?
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    by sedeki 6y ago

    > Obviously I'd never discourage anyone from pursuing study in their chosen field, but in my experience the people who didn't grow up in environments with strong structure, frameworks, and feedback loops from their educators an
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    by sedeki 6y ago

    Wait, Ruby doesn't have first class functions? I'm pretty sure it does and that it is full-fledged, compared to Python's intentionally restricted `lambda` syntax.
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    by sedeki 6y ago

    I've thought about learning Ruby (and Rails), being a Python guy myself. Not sure if it is worth the effort.