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by languageserver 3y ago
re-posted with non-login required link. sorry.
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by languageserver 3y ago
> You could simply be protesting while black or female, do you have any sources for the occurrence of such events in the latter part of the 20th century?
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by languageserver 3y ago
> Not really. They could have reached a negotiated settlement. bronze age wars weren't a lesson in diplomacy
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by languageserver 4y ago
this is a disgusting take. please do better.
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by languageserver 4y ago
> 23 year-old data scientists should probably not work in start-ups, frankly; they should be working at companies that have actual capacity to on-board and delegate work to data folks fresh out of college. Ageism is disgusting and I cann
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by languageserver 4y ago
yea, maybe the computer is used? All I am saying is that this is a very serious security breach if true, and everyone in this thread is taking a forum post at face value. There are a hundred things that could "cause" this, even if
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by languageserver 4y ago
There is absolutely no proof that these are images from other peoples iCloud accounts. Assuming these are even from iCloud in the first place, they could have been their version of "stock photos". Assuming these are from iCloud, c
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by languageserver 4y ago
> After two nights we made the case to be discharged. Everyone, including nurses and family, thought we were crazy to leave so early. In my country you don't even stay a single night if everything goes fine. There is no medical need
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by languageserver 4y ago
> Ahh, so Ruby doesn't - and can't[1] - support constant folding. it is because most "OOP" languages are not really "object" languages. Ruby is a "proper" everthing is an object language, which is
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by languageserver 4y ago
I do not trust this story. Seems way too absurd to happen in the 2010's. Literally just some guy (tm) on Twitter saying it
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by languageserver 4y ago
The day of the AI has already arrived, as online marxists fail the Turing test
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by languageserver 4y ago
> I don't deal much with C/C++ that is because there is no such thing.
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by languageserver 4y ago
making absurd statements that generalizes countries based on another country's company deserves confrontation. What does Sweden have to do with a British company? seems very culturally insensitive
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by languageserver 4y ago
no where on the site does it tell us that a lineage actually is. Does it mean that the mathematicians knew eachoter? that they adviced? cited?
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by languageserver 4y ago
> Freedoms only apply to governments. Period. Then why was segregation outlawed?
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by languageserver 4y ago
https://www.adl.org/resources/hate-symbol/pepe-frog
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by languageserver 4y ago
the post was entirely made up, as acknowledged by the author
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by languageserver 4y ago
or, maybe, as seem by now: the post is entirely false
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by languageserver 4y ago
ahhh,,... I would say billions in revenue makes it anything but. A short lived idea, maybe, a novelty, maybe
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by languageserver 4y ago
> That's why noscript/basic (x)html is so much important. xhtml has been dead for a decade
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by languageserver 4y ago
> Their plea deals carried no jail time in exchange for restitution, the public statement, and a promise of future good behavior. people say the US has a strict justice system, but in some cases it seems completely loony.
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by languageserver 4y ago
> at times to the point of suicide proof?
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by languageserver 4y ago
> Why increase your risk probability? this will always be the case. we can "survive" on a very safe diet
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by languageserver 4y ago
Gandalf the gay, a 2022 commentary on the Mædieval fundamentalism still persisting in the West.
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by languageserver 4y ago
> C#/.NET is not yet in the same club as C, Python, JS, and Java in terms of longevity and popularity C# is more than 20 years old, it runs on everything and everywhere. It has multiple toolchains and IDEs
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by languageserver 4y ago
that is not the statement. they say C++ sucks because init pattern means an unititialized object might be used. the factory pattern solves that
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by languageserver 4y ago
> We used init functions at my last job has the factory pattern somehow managed to crawl into a hole?
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by languageserver 4y ago
The Danish were all over that, saying Norwegians now spreading the butterless plague to Denmark as well by hoarding all the butter supplies
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by languageserver 4y ago
The JVM is an absolutely beautiful constructed software and protocol. I hope it stands for millennia, just like the colosseum, even if not in active use.
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by languageserver 4y ago
did you just suggest that moving countries is an easy way of getting an abortion? First of all getting a doctor in a country you are not a citizen of to perform it in the first place is difficult. I am also unsure if a country like Denmark

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