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Comment #49101670
GP’s “Ascenseur pour l’Échafaud” means “elevator for the gallows.” I think they are familiar with the composition, you might be missing the point of their comment.
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Comment #48791744
Big Egg
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Comment #48761979
I think everyone says “couldn’t care less”. But Wiktionary does say “could care less” is “American, nonstandard, proscribed”, so I guess only Americans have that (defective) altern…
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Comment #48761883
What is ISE?
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Comment #48682588
The behavior is agnostic of the endianness of the target platform.
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Comment #48668303
cond1 ? res1 : cond2 ? res2 : cond3 ? res3 : or_else_res If they are truly nested, then that is confusing. But if you have an if-else chain, then it can be quite readable.
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Comment #48614140
As programmers in programming culture, we have a distinction between hacker and, potentially, cracker that no ordinary person has. ESR’s prescriptivism is pretty much worthless in …
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Comment #48393764
Where did you leave to?
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Comment #47800020
If you want ‘git diff | pager’ to work like that, you’re out of luck. There is no way for the pager to communicate with git or the shell to rerun the command; the pager doesn’t eve…
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Comment #47581751
Pronounced octópodes, /ɒkˈtɒpədiːz/, with the -es rhyming with Heracles etc.
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Comment #46942744
Maybe the Briggs-Rauscher reaction?
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Comment #46426333
To clarify, these aren’t the normal Feynman lectures. He lectured at a different institution and the author of this webpage transcribed those lectures to produce this set of notes.…
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Comment #46032076
iOS repeated “learns” new words that I use that are misspellings of real words (because I mistype things in a predictable way). It becomes so convinced that it will autocorrect the…
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Comment #45807161
Strang does include that. I just checked the fourth edition, like you say you did. Scrolling down two pages to get to the first page of the table of contents, I see the heading “co…
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Comment #44493316
It would be like a speaker who can’t distinguish the uh sound in “but” with the ih sound in “bit”. Is it really the native English speaker’s fault if he can’t understand that perso…
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Comment #44447204
> the solution of any one of which would change not only the career of the person who solved the problem, but possibly life on Earth. Many have stood like mountains in the distance…
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Comment #44374945
I think ed is what you’re looking for (possibly with -s).
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Comment #44023024
The article specifically points out WaniKani as an example of a very bad implementation of spaced repetition (see the "FSRS in practice" heading, under the paragraph "for Japanese …
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Comment #43984406
Click the time (next to the author) to go to a page for the comment, where you will be able to favorite it.
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Comment #43888172
Uiua?
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Comment #43808113
As a senior in high school, I devoured this game in elementary school and got way better at math than my peers. Now taking differential equations and multivariable calculus through…
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Comment #43719691
It is much more complicated than Perl. Every feature you could ever want, in multiple ways, it seems like. Perl isn’t too complicated or large of a language.
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Comment #43682950
You add multiple next variables. buffer.next, buffer.next_displayed, etc