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junke

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    Comment #39944085

    It would be funny if you just lectured all of us about what you think the woman was saying in an article that mentions men interpreting women stories. > My point of contention is w…

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    Comment #39916630

    again, I won't argue with a straw man version of what she wrote

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    Comment #39915204

    That's a very malicious way to interpret what the article is talking about in hundreds of words.

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    Comment #38814577

    I get it, but the syntax is surprising. This is more like += etc. so I would expect a notation like ()= (ie. apply-equal) in a way that is not related to piping I guess.

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    Comment #38813763

    Pipes are useful when you have multiple operations to combine, I don't think a b c makes as much sense?

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    Comment #38026390

    They could list https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACL2 but nobody cares I guess

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    Comment #37996620

    smerge-refine is one keybinding I always use to highlight changes in 3-way diffs between base/mine, base/theirs, mine/theirs. The only problem is knowing what mine and theirs mean …

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    Comment #37984760

    gunshot sound

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    Comment #37831249

    It's most certainly a reference to Matt Walsh's documentary https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/in-what-is-a-woman-matt-wal...

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    Comment #37753660

    I was trying to make sense of the imperative part, and the documentation ( http://retina.inf.ufsc.br/picat_guide ) says: > In order to handle assignments, Picat creates new variabl…

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    Comment #37703067

    nb. emacs-calc is also stack-based and array-based

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    Comment #37581732

    In the standard it is not specified if such loops mutate or rebind, and you have to assume it doesn't rebind if you capture variables. I do think however that once you learn how it…

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    Comment #27231651

    What is the meaning of use(*p) in case p is null? what should the compiler emit?

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    Comment #26722624

    religious beliefs != informed opinions Your boss or project maintainer in an open source project starts spreading conspiracy theories on the internet (Q, Flat Earth, whatever), to …

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    Comment #26722413

    So: I’ll leave you with three more bits of evidence that things are more complex than the open letter would have you believe: 1. A competing letter in support of RMS exists and has…

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    Comment #26623490

    If git plan helps get the work done, that's great for you. I don't really understand the need to dunk on git in passing (a lot of people do this). I mean, there is no demonstration…

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    Comment #26604550

    "The result" in the sentence is the result of selection bias or privilege

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    Comment #26541880

    I say this in the most well-meaning way, you are brainwhashed.

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    Comment #26539581

    People part of the GNU movement say "we owe a debt of gratitude to Richard Stallman for his decades of important work in the free software movement". Andy Wingo said "he created GN…

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    Comment #26538915

    > Clearly intent and context matters a lot. The parent comment was short, said " as much as ", and yet people downvote it, misinterpret it.

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    Comment #26497588

    I would say: don't do it. Nowadays I'd rather use Common Lisp as a glue for other scripts rather than invoking it along with other programs with shell scripts. Plus the need for sc…

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    Comment #26378318

    At least the recursive version stops by blowing the control stack when there is a loop in the file system.