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Comment #39873836
I too think we're growing hypersensitive, but that's not the only argument for switching to a different picture: the the model has requested the image not be used, long ago IIRC.
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Comment #39784083
Github can't even recognize syntax, let alone provide semantic diffs! In fact, Github can't even tell that foo.cpp.in is different from foo.mk.in! Any foo.t is declared to be Perl,…
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Comment #39783933
> Do you know how to read @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ syntax? Do you not ?
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Comment #39746123
Windows has focus issues too. Eg. when I launch Windows Terminal, whether from the Start menu or the pinned icon in Taskbar, it renders the window focussed at first, but as soon as…
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Comment #39720297
This one is a little difficult: the book is laden with multilingual dialogue and notes apparatus; it's not for everybody. That said, I first read The Name of the Rose when I was 11…
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Comment #39720212
Catch-22. I was maybe 11 on my first reading, and read it once a year until I was 19 or so. The book grew darker and darker on each reading, without changing a word. (I've read it …
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Comment #39720059
I don't know anyone who liked The Little Prince when they were kids, regardless of their appreciation of the book as adults. I disliked it as a kid for the same reasons I've loved …
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Comment #39682408
The article is specifically about "finfluencers", which I can't help but read as "active participants in shitcoin pump-and-dump schemes", and find the self-reported numbers of "sav…
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Comment #39681342
> # yes | head -c 512 > foo How about `truncate -s 512 foo`?
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Comment #39678400
I, too, thought that chimps learning from each other was nothing new (Jared Diamond, etc). Besides that: I haven't read either study, just the article, so who knows what were the a…
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Comment #39661787
Children were most probably routinely exposed not just to nudity but also sex.
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Comment #39595433
How did you "commit locally" with Subversion twenty years ago? And if "local commits" were a thing, what was Svk for?
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Comment #39588288
Scrolling in the webpage crashed my browser (Firefox, ios).
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Comment #39537459
I understand these two formulations to be equivalent. Would you spell out the difference? For me? Thx!
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Comment #39482147
What do you mean? It's specifically for $(cat …) / $(< …): the latter is a faster equivalent of the former. Other than that, see my comment about $READNULLCMD.
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Comment #39460004
> for multi-line strings, I almost always use |, and only |. It takes the indented block as-is Except it doesn't. Try using steps: - run: | > f echo not redirected in Github Action…
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Comment #39459706
It's built-in in Zsh: The substitution ‘$(cat foo)’ may be replaced by the faster ‘$( https://zsh.sourceforge.io/Doc/Release/Expansion.html#Comman...
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Comment #39459559
cat is a verb though
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Comment #39459495
Press alt and dot (full stop) to insert last word from the previous command line: $ cat file $ grep stuff alt-. Alternatively, make use off the READNULLCMD mechanism in Zsh: $ tran…
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Comment #39459056
Intel was receiving continuous beatings from AMD (Ryzen/Epyc) a few years before Apple came up with M1. 2016/2017 vs 2020. I don't think Apple and Intel are in much competition: In…
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Comment #39401130
> According to Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the fourth-generation iPhone SE will feature a 6.1-inch OLED display. Well, there goes the humanely usable phone size, my reason to buy a…
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Comment #39398675
> The functions defined in libxo are used to generate a choice of TEXT, XML, JSON, or HTML output. A common set of functions are used, with command line switches passed to the libr…
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Comment #39376890
You mean it's not just a hypothesis. I would really, really expect users of this site to know the difference.
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Comment #39376846
And yet, biology has grown with the complexity of the cell as we know it, as opposed to the bronze/iron-age myths of near-east goat herders.
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Comment #39375083
What's the trademark situation? Can if keep using "nginx" in the name?