Daimanta

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by Daimanta 1y ago
I understand, but my experience with open source projects on Github basically says the opposite. It doesn't really matter how detailed my issue is or if I point to the actual bug in the code, if there isn't a PR it simply gets ign
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by Daimanta 2y ago
It's the other way around. Translating a problem with a known complexity class to the new problem(in time P) indicates the complexity class.
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by Daimanta 3y ago
It's not a "middle name", rather it's an "infix". Some countries/languages have this feature where there is a generic "infix" part of the last/family name. This generic part if fully part of
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by Daimanta 3y ago
According to https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/#Targets the only fully supported targets are x86-64. This does not mean that the entire stdlib will only work on x86-64 but that specific functions that requi
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by Daimanta 4y ago
"The whole process should be in English. I don’t care that it is Germany. English. English. English. I speak decent German, but the vocabulary of company incorporation was not covered in my Volkhochschule classes nor Duolingo." Th
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by Daimanta 4y ago
"This rental does not exist". With the current housing market, this is to be expected.
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by Daimanta 4y ago
Interestingly, some people have administrative birthdays were they are born on an uncertain day of the month which is registered as day 0. So, somebody could be born the 0th of june 1950. If there is even less information available the same
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Alpha Specification of .par3(parchive.github.io)
4 points by Daimanta 4y ago|0 comments
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by Daimanta 5y ago
To me it does matter as it messes up my biological clock. My body will tell me close to a week that I should or should not be sleeping, waking up, lunch or have dinner. The lost sleep and disorientation is real for me. Besides that, I hate
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by Daimanta 5y ago
People with tendencies of spending unhealthy amounts of money on games could be classified as having a mental illness. Instead they are indeed targeted and known as "whales".
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by Daimanta 5y ago
Ok, so this peaked my interest, so I did some googling. If this soup were to be genuine, references to it should exist. In the 1968 'Report on soups' by the British Ministry of Agriculture ( https://archive.org/embe