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There are multiple groups of people. This problem has been addressed by the nix package manager the way you would expect.
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There are millions of people using Google sites on browser(no apps) on windows. There is no silver bullet "make it cloud ready" to make Linux desktop happen.
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Public servants are paid well(if they get paid in time, some incompetent departments are failing their employees) along with amenities. So Bribery in india is mostly a cultural problem.
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It's new feature for a standard that's not even out yet. It doesn't matter how long have you been learning C++, unless you are invested in the language design and read proposals.
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3SAT is a NP-complete problem which means if you can solve(not just check the solution) it in polynomial time, then you can solve all NP problems in polynomial time.
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You can actually use CF cache api in their 'workers' to accomplish this.
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Microsoft has also planned to provide a remoting tool based on RDP: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/the-windows-subsy... .
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Also for selling digital goods regional pricing plays a big role in my opinion. Part of the reason why steam is so hugely successful.
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You're conveniently forgetting that this works for only supported languages. These things are also possible in vim with additional plugin for your language.
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I used to pay $60 for a 30mbps line 2yrs ago in Canada. How is this good?
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It may be nice for small amount of data on pipeline, but is very slow compared to unix pipes. See their own documentation how they tell you to not do that: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administra
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there isn't a directly supported way. you write a function to backup, run and restore the old variable to get the same behaviour. Not very ideal.
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Or the people that can afford it buy 100s of them and sell for even higher price to the people who might need one.
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It's Http Archive(HAR) recorder+indexer not a scree capture/mp4 video recorder program. You can use it with your webbrowser, you don't need an app. You can self-host the instance as well.
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Ellipsis being used for meta-programming expansion is decades old(used in scheme). Here is a reference: https://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/stx-patterns.html#%28...
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I am taking the Modelling series( https://www.coursera.org/learn/basic-modeling ) and Discrete optimization( https://www.coursera.org/learn/discrete-optimization ). Great way to get your feet wet in t
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I took it a few years back. It was an introduction to ML course.
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Borg does but if you sync with rclone you might end up uploading full data for every upload depending on the change of your data. This might be very costly and that's why they suggest a active host for backup.
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What's the point of using a different syntax if you are going to be interacting,reading,fixing code in ocaml syntax?
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WHat do you mean by reasonml for server apps? If you mean running js(output of bucklescript) then no it will likely not benefit node users.
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There is a reason there aren't any close to complete bindings for other languages except python for Qt5. It takes significant effort compared to binding to Glib/Gobject especially with gir.
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That's not what OP is arguing for. Here is the relevant portion that might clear your misconception about this article. > I’m not going to say that blindly filling in type holes always works, but I’d say maybe 95% of the time? It’s
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There is a hack to patch only essential component of a system without rebuilding all dependent pkgs : https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/master/pkgs/build-supp... .
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No the zynq chips have a cortex-A9, which is armv7, this is armv5. It still does have a MMU.
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libspotify used to do that but they deprecated that(iirc it still works), today the only supported playback option they have is a js player which requires decrypting DRM content in browser.
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> Have an app where user logs in through said website, then scrape their friends using this user's token. That's some extremely shady thing to do.
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International transfers?
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By your logic wouldn't you say that the content providers are doing the same thing?
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No. But there are alternatives to moc like: https://github.com/woboq/verdigris .
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There are some programs that do this: https://github.com/systemd/casync . See the readme for similar tools.
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