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cryvate1284

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    Comment #37436662

    Django does this too

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    Comment #34995630

    In terms of buildings/mail unit, an example of a post code in the UK would be CB2 1TQ which is for Trinity College.

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    Comment #34289429

    In my view, you'd normally still want to use a virtual environment or ignore the system site packages. The system will have a bunch a bunch of (site) packages already installed, an…

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    Comment #32422696

    Why can't they renege on it? What if a judge orders them renege?

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    Comment #32229097

    I think you're talking about a merchant of record, like Paddle. https://www.paddle.com/

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    Comment #31037071

    It's not that binary though. Imagine you belief Twitter is worth 45.01USD but it's trading 45USD, would you throw your life savings at it (disregarding fees), no, of course not, wa…

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    Comment #30698303

    It might be a work address (easily done with john.doe@acompany.com), but 40 is not very much though regardless...

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    Comment #30560803

    Are you sure that's not just the sales website? Quite common for the sales website to be wordpress and separate from the frontend of the product.

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    Comment #30244096

    Does PHP say it follows SemVer? I don't know as I don't use it but Python doesn't.

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    Comment #30204934

    You aren't very explicit what you mean, but I disagree I think. The main thing is willing things into existence (like ZFC, the Axiom of Choice) is equally consistent with not havin…

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    Comment #30111903

    Not that I am taking a stance here, but you didn't really engage with the GP saying that having functions instead of lambdas allows one to name, test and document them: in fact, th…

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    Comment #29622458

    Carmichael's Function is the name. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carmichael_function

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    Comment #28479891

    "apparently I object to the very fact that mathematicians like to fix things and make inferences about them": that's not really what's going on: time can be present in mathematics …

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    Comment #28224091

    Not sure it's strong, but The Netherlands has DigiD with 2FA?

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    Comment #28208601

    The comment you are replying to said "usually" and that was in response to the GP that said "I don't believe the London Underground has ever been profitable." The government did no…

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    Comment #28167443

    Similar here, though we did narrow it down to the cause/brownout at the time.

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    Comment #28167435

    This won't work as a deploy key can only be used in one repo.

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    Comment #28038660

    Is he wrong though? If you went to a shop and spent $2,000 but forgot to pay for 3 items (say worth $5) by accident, I do not think the shop manager should be upset, or that you sh…

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    Comment #28006682

    It seems this is run by the "Office of the French Ambassador for Digital Affairs": cool initiative, see their readme on GitHub: https://github.com/ambanum/OpenTermsArchive-versions…

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    Comment #27935238

    It is harder than x-y + down, however I don't think this video is impressive really, having slowed down the video it doesn't look special to me and I did work on robotics/machine v…

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    Comment #27631695

    What's the relevance of it being older than `pip`?

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    Comment #27552424

    This depends on what you're doing. For example, if you are changing an intermediary (abstraction) layer, then the (unit) tests (TDD or not) for those will have to change and the "g…

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    Comment #27518506

    Because the integral is then over ln(1) and the log of 1 is 0.