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Comment #20192450
The PRC didn't exactly cooperate when the UK wanted to introduce democratic measures in HK well before the handover. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_development_in_Hong...…
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Comment #20192311
China has a lot of vague laws and a history of making up accusations to fit the occasion, with no way for HK judges to examine evidence, and trial with presumption of guilt. This e…
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Comment #20192192
But people elect the parliament and the parliament electthe PM, so it's OK, there's a chain of accountability to the populace. In HK, the parliament has only 70 seats of the 1200-m…
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Comment #20141706
whataboutist wumao
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Comment #19773805
No, Hong Kong should lead the way.
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Comment #19654153
When I started learning Mandarin (my fourth language) I became totally unable to speak French (my third language) as the Mandarin words would pop up first in my mind. I think by no…
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Comment #16452169
Swedish has "nja" (blend of Swedish ja and nej).
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Comment #15372891
That is not what he said.
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Comment #14998524
That's an awesome article! Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #14093601
Actually those are very bad examples. In practice, compilers will produce warnings in all of those examples. Better examples (of actually useful things) would be things like design…
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Comment #13381976
FWIW, the Unsafe class is generally much faster than DirectByteBuffer
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Comment #9550433
This does not do away the distinction between attributes and content -- that attributes are flat strings while content can be nested.
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Comment #8660988
You can call it a style if that makes a difference. I think there are reasons behind that style, and I think the too minimal standard library is the main reason. The lack of a good…
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Comment #8655853
It's a problem. Until people have standardized on which 'better standard library' to use, programs will keep building from these too low level building blocks.
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Comment #8655493
The ocaml standard library is minimal to a fault. It's just enough to implement the compiler itself. For higher level operations like starts_with, you use libraries. The Batteries …
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Comment #7925159
No syntactic sugar needed. In most lisp pattern matching libraries there are higher level matchers such as "list" etc. Just as the first element of a list is a function or special …
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Comment #7880237
Just keep your supply of rolls in the bathroom?
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Comment #7724220
What's the software analogy of a factory? Making copies is simple in software so you must have something else in mind?
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Comment #7441954
Horizontal space isn't.
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Comment #7308808
(47 choose 39) * 0.5 ^ 39 * 0.5^8 = 0.0000022, so that'd be about 1 in 500000 of all who traded for this long.
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Comment #7304908
Side remark: Please don't use equality and inequality like that. How can a noun and an adjective possibly be equal? They aren't even the same word class. Just use english "is" and …
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Comment #7046198
The constant factor is huge compared to a straight pointer.
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Comment #6992951
Forth has it right: One data stack and one return stack. Though you could argue that using unsafe languages is the real problem I suppose.
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Comment #6950918
You are both correct. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exponential_distribution
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Comment #6946936
Suffer can mean "tolerate" sometimes.