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by ta82828 12y ago
The two by definition are fundamentally at odds. And yet, many pioneers of science were religious, some even members of the clergy.
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by ta82828 12y ago
The reason I brought it up is because the quoted text seemed to boast that Indian courts protect freedom of speech more strongly than U.S. courts. On a second reading, however, I have no idea what that text is actually trying to say.
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by ta82828 12y ago
On the other hand, India has hate speech laws, which are anathema to the U.S. view on free speech.
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by ta82828 12y ago
IANAL, but deception here means, to convince someone that you're a sworn law enforcement officer, which is what a private security service would be trying to do. The exception is there so that for example an actor dressed as a police
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by ta82828 12y ago
In the US sworn law enforcement officers have legal powers that private security does not, such as the authority to make arrests. Private security can't call itself police, impersonating a police officer is a crime.
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by ta82828 12y ago
They are both labelled pass-by-value because they are both pass-by-value. Yes, they are different, but that doesn't mean one is pass-by-reference and the other is pass-by-value. The C example is equivalent to pa = &a; pb = &
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by ta82828 12y ago
I disagree. The question of whether or not you can write a swap function as described in the article is fairly precise.
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by ta82828 12y ago
I don't see how the article you linked to contradicts the original post.
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by ta82828 12y ago
Yes, you can do that in C, but that is still not pass by reference. In C you are not passing the variable you are trying to change, you are passing a pointer to it . You cannot write swap(a, b); You have to write swap(&a,
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by ta82828 12y ago
Call/pass by reference means you can write a function that swaps the values of two variables such that the caller will see the values swapped. See the examples in the posted article for Pascal and C++. This cannot be done in Java or
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by ta82828 12y ago
I don't know what you can do on your site, because I didn't want to sign up, but you can look at HN without having to sign up and you still need an account to vote or to comment.
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by ta82828 12y ago
Asking me to sign up before I've even looked at the page is annoying (to me). http://tabcloseddidntread.com/
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by ta82828 12y ago
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by ta82828 12y ago
The linearity of utility is irrelevant to the dust specks or torture problem because you can always increase the number of people to receive dust specks so the utility of torturing a single individual for 50 years is higher. http:/&#x