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nutheracc
10y ago
I'm not part of that consensus. A mill mills.
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nutheracc
10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantastic_Voyage
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nutheracc
10y ago
Colour the water but leave the taste - can choose the alert colour.
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nutheracc
10y ago
NoEstimates: http://ronjeffries.com/xprog/articles/the-noestimates-moveme...
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nutheracc
10y ago
You've hit the nail on the head for me at my current place of work. The only alternative I have here is Scala, which I wouldn't choose, but higher quality ecosystem and community, and closer to Rust which I'm enjoying at hom
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nutheracc
10y ago
Yes, agreed, the Rust error messages are very helpful. Failure to understand the messages is a lack of familiarity with Rust, not a problem with the error messages.
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nutheracc
10y ago
Down-voted, haha. It's not an insult or criticism of Elixir, simply my preference for Rust. Delicate people :)
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nutheracc
10y ago
Ahead of Elixir on the chart, to my surprise, pleasantly.
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nutheracc
10y ago
I'm not up to arguing about this, but is that not related to the cuckoo filter (this implementation?) seeming to have a limit of four repeats? From the cuckoo description: "When a matching fingerprint is not found, the entry is d
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nutheracc
10y ago
Now try to find it in a real dictionary.
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nutheracc
10y ago
What's "an ask"?
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nutheracc
10y ago
The chicken egg, to be specific. As in the egg containing a chicken, not an egg from a chicken.
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nutheracc
10y ago
> Input Example > { "image_url": "http : //i2.cdn.turner.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/160203182545-bitch-face-large-169.jpg" } Eh?
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nutheracc
10y ago
Could it be argued that an understanding of how x works is irrelevant, only the outcome matters, in that individuals who don't understand the workings of x are still able to tell if the outcome is positive or negative for them, and vot
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nutheracc
10y ago
Affordable housing could also refer to rural housing, admittedly ignoring context. I don't like the term, sorry. It's spun to be more positive than small housing which is more accurate.
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nutheracc
10y ago
On the subject of affordable housing, not to be argumentative, what is it? Why is that term used? If there was sufficient housing, it would be affordable. Seems to me affordable housing means crap housing, thereby cheap in the current en
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nutheracc
10y ago
Eh? Because there isn't enough shock? Gently, gently. The idea is to avoid entirely alienating the losers.
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nutheracc
10y ago
Yes, minority is geographical, yet somehow it's come to mean not white male, a western view point. Not sure how female keeps getting classified as minority.
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nutheracc
10y ago
The link is now locked. Can we replace it with something interesting? Or a cached copy?
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nutheracc
10y ago
Judging by its removal, no.
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nutheracc
10y ago
This post is blatant political persuasion, not here for interest/information.
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nutheracc
10y ago
Well now I have to ask... Presumably that's ascii art, and :) is an emoji. And :-) is also an emoji. So how many characters/rows before an emoji becomes ascii art? Also, I take it emoji is the ascii, and emoticon is the image.
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nutheracc
10y ago
Seems I understood the subject matter perfectly clearly. You on the other hand are best described by the numerous references listed below.
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nutheracc
10y ago
"...shares her learnings about..." -- this is not English. Failing in the second sentence.
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nutheracc
10y ago
This is hands-free.
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nutheracc
10y ago
Is there a term for non-human animals?
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nutheracc
10y ago
Sounds like we're confusing philosophy as investigation with philosophy as a way of living.
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nutheracc
10y ago
And "super"!