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Comment #48487500
Here's the translated version I got (GH translate didn't work for me for some reason). https://pastebin.com/raw/EPtJM5Dp
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Comment #46622536
It sounds like you don't understand what a pub is like. Whilst this is definitely not what's it's like, this quaint video is all about the lineage of the pub in the UK, and explain…
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Comment #42778347
Common Era, a secular alternative to BC and AD. BCE is "before the common era", and CE is "common era". I suppose it kind of grandfathers in BC and AD, but I always find it funny t…
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Comment #42696083
For me, a fountain pen has fulfilled this function, but in my teens I had a typewriter collection. I still wonder where they all went...
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Comment #42196599
Would be cool to have a sync function that works similar to Gpodders.
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Comment #42058827
Please don't be histrionic, this is the last place that needs it.
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Comment #42040536
Funny to see the discussions of instant pot vs rice cookers in the comments. We use one of each, often in conjunction with each other. Cheap and easy way to make a curry, for examp…
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Comment #41706668
Crappy course spam, please remove
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Comment #35972902
Bet your code always works on your machine too ;)
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Comment #35514614
How would you reccomend I learn history with spaced repetition? I'm studying a detailed subject independently (I.e. not for an exam with a set curriculum) and I'm finding it hard t…
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Comment #33798445
Keep it up! Absolutely smashing it so far mate.
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Comment #32853183
This is probably dumb intervention but forgive me because it made me giddy to find: the pandas drop_duplicates() method is pretty great, if you're in a pinch. Again -- forgive me i…
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Comment #32851403
What's the stack at Inland Revenue? Must be something pretty old school...
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Comment #31895509
I kind of agree with your assessment, but here's what I know about the UK situation: Public sector workers in the UK have fought hard for good pay and conditions, but many face wor…
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Comment #30414362
> Hackney, and the east end isn't exactly the nicest part of London either. Are you suggesting that people that because Hackney "isn't exactly the nicest part of London", that peop…
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Comment #30414324
What's more likely: millions (tens of millions?) of people are "dicks", "raging hippies", or "noisy shites", for no other reason than the mode of transport they choose, or you're l…
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Comment #30345461
This is cool! Constructive critique: Maybe add some text labels for a11y? From a cursory glance in dev tools it seems a little confusing, looking at the heading and some of the ill…
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Comment #30146581
Would you mind expanding on the "ceremony" around Typescript a little, please? Or if there's an article which explains this that'd be great too. That statement interested me, is al…
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Comment #28957063
I agree -- if you hadn't used irrelevant, sexist language, I wouldn't have called you a sexist. Did you read my post? I'm not trying to defend her actions, just pointing out that h…
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Comment #28954925
Yeah, no idea if you're serious or taking the piss, but when the post above is condensed that's kind of what the quote they give is saying. 1. The social justice stuff and "this la…
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Comment #28954859
Saving this for later. Thanks for the informative post!
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Comment #27352484
Why?