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7y ago
Haskell solution: uncurry $ liftA2 (,) edit: just noticed the other comment mentioning the better solution: bisequence
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7y ago
I used prime to watch Seinfeld. Then, in the middle of a season, I had to pay for an episode. So I cancelled it.
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7y ago
sooner than later they will change their definition of morality and we all gonna pay with our freedom Just wanted to point out that I found this to be a powerful quote. Well said.
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7y ago
How is it edited, and is it the only part that's edited?
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7y ago
And if you wanted to repeat that 10 times you would...?
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7y ago
These announcements are getting just as cringey as the Wolfram announcements... "the fastest Mac notebook ever" (x3) "is more powerful than ever" (x2) "the best Mac notebook display ever" and
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8y ago
Yes, maybe once per year.
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8y ago
Nice gatekeeping
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8y ago
According to the video, satellites simply don't exist. Satellite dishes read signals that have bounced off of a dome around earth. And the moon, well, the author quotes a book he received: “One day humanity will have to go back in time
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8y ago
> Are there any candidates for this? https://nano.org/en/about/
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8y ago
For some companies, making the IT-related changes to accommodate for GDPR was simply too expensive.
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8y ago
What are the differences on this matter between the European Union competition law and the United States antitrust law?
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8y ago
I wonder to which extent tracking data is really anonymized since users can still request to delete it, as described in the privacy policy [1]. > If you choose to delete your account, please note that while most of your information will
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8y ago
I heard that for SEO purposes you want to reach >2000 words. If it's true, for now, you'll be seeing articles around this word count for the same reason you see YouTube videos slightly longer than 10 minutes. Try paying for som
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8y ago
It's funny how the site misspells "dyslexics" twice.
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8y ago
The author makes it sound like Lennon is still alive. "The two even debate between themselves — their memories seem to differ when it comes to who wrote the music for 1965's "In My Life."" "[...] they're s
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8y ago
Another few weeks old Lenovo T480 user here. What I like: 32GB RAM option. No dedicated GPU. Good trackpoint and great keyboard. Arch runs like a charm. Note regarding the batteries: Internal and external battery, both easy to exchange. It
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8y ago
It's a good TL;DR of the article but I'm not sure it's intentional :)
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8y ago
Or C-c with some minor extra config to make it behave identically.
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8y ago
I recommend Lenovo T480 for Linux. Supports 32GB ram as well.
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8y ago
I decided to leave Apple a while ago too, and a decision like that usually lasts many years.
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8y ago
Indeed, the new site is extremely sluggish (for what it is).
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8y ago
They are doing it because they were sued.
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8y ago
Understanding and making use of E=mc^2 takes less time than it took to research it.
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8y ago
But you can short Bitcoin...
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8y ago
He was not violating a software license agreement.
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9y ago
grep -Po '\w+\.\w+$' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rhk1 Bit sloppy because it doesn't pick up the domain names with dashes. But my point was that if you want to blacklist *.facebook.com you shouldn't try to enumerate every si
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9y ago
Is it really any use trying to enumerate all variants under *.facebook.com and similar? The counts: 307 facebook.com 295 fbcdn.net 250 tfbnw.net 12 whatsapp.com 9 instagram.com 3 fb.com 3 edgesuite.net
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9y ago
Wait, the previous generation had no phones at all. Do you mean that today's generation use phones instead of computers? In that case, I understand your point.
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9y ago
OP said he's learning PHP.
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