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larvyde
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Comment #14191998
RecyclerView
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Comment #14190847
"Not Java" Maybe throw in a recursive acronym in there somewhere?
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Comment #12776162
CMIIW but didn't modems use to work like this? Like, put your phone receiver on top of the modem while it makes strange bleeping sounds?
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Comment #12741148
But we're trying to convert the string "2016" to the integer 2016. we want to turn the sequence [0x32, 0x30, 0x31, 0x36] (same on both architectures) into [0x00, 0x00, 0x07, 0xe0] …
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Comment #12741113
Which means less atmospheric carbon that we actually want to scrub gets captured by that 'next tree'...
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Comment #12722702
It's still running. It's more of a theme park ride nowadays though than an actual transit system. Noisy, very energy inefficient and costly to maintain. Source: my dad worked on co…
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Comment #12713281
0x32303136 - 0x30303030 = 0x02000106 0x36313032 - 0x30303030 = 0x06010002 how is 0x02000106 the same as 0x06010002?
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Comment #12713278
Or they somehow made more heads than bodies...
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Comment #12705195
The subtraction isn't the issue, the cast is. the string "2016" is represented by the byte sequence [0x32, 0x30, 0x31, 0x36]. Casting this array to a uint32* in big endian gives yo…
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Comment #12178643
Use 大きくて, not 多きくて the former is 'big', the latter is 'many'
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Comment #12178530
A lot of trains already are...
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Comment #11845212
You end up basically returning a dump of an SQL query
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Comment #3723315
ah yes, reminds me of one of those bibles that have Jesus' words in red...
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