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guruparan18
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Comment #41073113
Also most advanced IDE's do this better and lot more to troubleshoot/debug.
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Comment #40870208
Thanks for the explanation. And no worries. I was only mildly surprised it was on one direction. Now I know why.
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Comment #40870199
Did not know about this. Seems awesome tool to work for next project. Thanks.
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Comment #40865709
A bit surprised to see there is no mention of Liquibase, Flyway or others. Not to mention there is also " https://www.dolthub.com/ ". This was just for git.
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Comment #40515800
Interesting. Can you please expand more on "ortho-k"? Where can I read more about it?
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Comment #39092030
Looks like access denied? Good work!
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Comment #34825657
Another thing I had experienced before was a document picture I used after downsizing to mandatory upload size had a character/number randomly changed (6 to b or d). Don't remember…
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Comment #30615467
Interesting to read the "dice rolling" part. > investigating dice rolling patterns A friend showed me a dice rolling game where you roll a bunch of dice and add up the values. I me…
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Comment #29320364
Thank you. That make sense now.
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Comment #29320252
I am confused how this works. I would assume `SECONDS` would just be a shell variable and it was first assigned `0` and then it should stay same, why did it keep counting the secon…
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Comment #27817611
> Trias shared one story that karate had been born in a monastery in China, where a wandering Indian master named Bodhidharma noticed that sedentary monks were growing sickly and d…
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Comment #27699448
So the new ones are? Interesting. * Strive to be Earth’s Best Employer * Success and Scale Bring Broad Responsibility
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Comment #25838533
John Conway loss will live in my memory for sometime, just like loosing John Nash on a car accident. Their contribution to math will outlive everything else.
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Comment #24964504
And Tamil have long tradition of resisting Sanskirt influence. With elaborate grammar rules dictating if you must use loan words when, where and how to use them. It is more true fo…
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Comment #24964389
I have many friends who speak Sourashtra. It is always exciting and interesting to see how much they love their language and want to keep it in day-today interaction in house hold.…
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Comment #24963807
Fortunately, there are Tamil poems written around 200 CE that are still readable and understandable by native speaker. Tamil poems follow strict grammar and structural rules for po…
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Comment #24963686
Malayalam split from Tamil around 1000 CE. When I said you might need some expertise and training to read old Tamil scripts, I mean this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWIs17rSCg…
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Comment #24962669
Written scripts have used to change all over time. It is not possible to read at the get go, but after some practice, yes, any one can read old Tamil. Given that about ~55% [1] of …
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Comment #24279402
There used to be equally enjoyable and intriguing, the world's longest bus trip, from London (UK) to Calcutta (India) in mid 1970s. It appears there was quite a bit of fanfare for …
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Comment #23424342
I am trying to use linking in one of the columns. Looks like using links breaks the table. Any idea if linking column data is supported out of box?
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Comment #22991771
I am not a full blown Javascript developer (backend developer here), but had been using JS and other frameworks for about 10 years now. I subscribed to Dan Abramav's "Just Javascri…
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Comment #22497787
I used to take cold showers when I was in moderate temperature zone, now I am in US/Canada, and recently started having cold showers (for the last 2 months) almost after 10 years. …
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Comment #21302332
Interestingly, `soundex` is bundled along with the standard functions in most commercial software. In one of my first search function I wrote, I used `soundex` to run against previ…
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Comment #18306567
Exactly! There is also a term "kaai-kari" meaning vegetable dry side dish for a main course. Kari as a term is as old as pepper. Any dish that had pepper used to be called as kari …