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Comment #47231084
The Magic: The Gathering card "Blood Moon" was first printed in 1994. It seems quite unlikely that the term was invented some twenty years later.
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Comment #44453822
> ... Does distributivity of inversion ~ over operation ⋆ follow from the other Abelian group axioms / properties? If so, how? It does. For all x and y: (1) ~x ⋆ x = 0 (definition …
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Comment #42988792
In a negotiation, the goal is to reach an accommodation suitable for both parties. If the web developer doesn't want to set up his server on port 80 to serve HTTP, that's his busin…
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Comment #40775383
Asterisk magazine ( https://asteriskmag.com/ ) is the only site I know of that does the thing that the author couldn't find an example of with a progress bar that includes section …
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Comment #40295330
> There aren't nearly enough capacity in the judicial branch to handle all that work. Then appoint more Article 3 judges . It could even be the same people who are now "administrat…
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Comment #37280991
The problem is that while it's an impressively close approximation for an off-the-cuff guess (at least if we charitably translate his "dozens"/"dozen" to 12), to the extent it was …
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Comment #37214226
There are about half a million minutes in a year, so 50 million seconds is a year and two thirds. At the rate of saving 50 million seconds a day, in a year you'll have saved around…
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Comment #27736256
> own build system Nothing in Rust requires you to use Cargo. It's really convenient to have a good build system like Cargo—but if you like C style of manually invoking the compile…
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Comment #26584435
When it comes to the systemd logs, this is kind of what the -x flag to journalctl does (or tries to do.) Having detailed human-level descriptions of what's going on and how to fix …
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Comment #25690632
That's very likely true. The context I was talking about probably rounds to "companies with <100 employees", or perhaps at order of magnitude larger at most. I'd imagine that it's …
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Comment #25685107
> The question suggests that you can somehow give yourself a new title which usually isn't true for people who work for someone else. > In some places to get a senior developer tit…
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Comment #24442971
Absolutely yes. My SaaS startup uses it, and it's really great. I strongly disagree with the "innovation tokens" argument, at least as applied here. For one thing, while Elixir and…
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Comment #23615475
Proving Too Much: https://archive.md/M1XHf
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Comment #21934083
If this were in a Commerce Clause context, Congress' decision not to act on a given matter still wouldn't allow the states to restrict or legislate on interstate commerce, by the p…
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Comment #20480702
The original post does talk about it, but it skips the basics, presumably on the assumption that they're already known. > will the Linux kernel automatically start using RAM as dis…
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Comment #19373010
You can license your project however you would like to. You absolutely can have a license with text that is similar to the MIT license, except with a clause saying that company X c…
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Comment #19336098
It is true: right at this very moment, billions of people have enough food do eat. It is a worthy task to try to extend that to the hundreds of millions who are not there yet, but …
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Comment #19104886
A simpler variation of the same concept is to use the fact that for every expression `expr`, `do expr` is a valid expression, allowing you to start a sequence with any number of `d…
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Comment #19104876
You can add `infixl` or `infixr` to that: let x = x in do case if let infixr 7 `x`; x = x in True then False else False of _ -> return False And with the RecursiveDo extension, you…
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Comment #18863746
If you are asked that question this is the sort of answer you give: "I was given an opportunity to lead a product I was very excited about, and I took it. It was a great experience…
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Comment #16477413
The answer is very much "practicality issue". Haskell's more advanced type level features (including GADTs and type families) are very much suited for this, but they're also the so…
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Comment #15635300
Neomake can do that too: https://github.com/neomake/neomake#setup