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Comment #46514617
The equivalent in python-metaphor-land would be that python files clearly designate whether they are py2 or py3, and a single python interpreter can run both py2 and py3 scripts, a…
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Comment #44346538
IIRC it's a single ministry with not a lot of machines (in the order of 100). Definitely not as newsworthy as it's being made out to be, but viability has to be confirmed before a …
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Comment #43580000
> Even more annoying is that I have to duplicate the iterator code: as I often work with frames that may be flipped bottom-up I want to write code like > > let mut iterator = if !f…
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Comment #42163824
This doesn't necessarily find the best parameters, and it doesn't necessarily do it easily . From my reading, it will converge on a local optimum, and it may take some time to do t…
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Comment #42056163
I obviously can't speak for everyone, but I personally don't know anyone who strongly dislikes the US, and especially not US citizens. The sentiment I personally hear when talking …
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Comment #42050390
> e.g. it hasn't yet happened in Britain Granted, I don't follow it closely, but from what discourse I've observed things on the other side of the pond don't seem quite harmonious …
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Comment #42049815
> Thankfully US has all sorts of checks and balances and it might take a while for a single party to get control of the House, Senate, White House and the Supreme court The fact th…
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Comment #42049522
Not from Berlin, but I imagine it is similar: It is usually the case that the more shady your "kebab pusher" is, the more delicious the kebab is. If the sign says one price, the ca…
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Comment #42049458
Also from EU, additional tidbit: Not being a first-past-the-post two-party system allows for political parties to be more nuanced than a simplified left-right spectrum.
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Comment #40473888
And, as we all know, becoming a father when you do not wish to is completely without consequences, making the entire ordeal risk-free. Male birth control pill is useless, QED.
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Comment #40473835
By that logic, female birth control pills also have no value.
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Comment #40473666
"But if you dump the toxic waste into the river, there will be no river left," said the citizen. "lol" said the factory, "lmao".
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Comment #40473526
If the EU is regressive then I don't want to live in your progressive society.
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Comment #40100266
As I said, I would love to work on things out of passion.
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Comment #40084517
I would love to work on things out of passion, but passion doesn't shelter me from the elements nor provide a steady source of calories.
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Comment #39511561
If you want to split hairs about exact terminology, then /reasons/casus belli/. I hope we don't disagree that their "denazification" story is bullshit.
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Comment #39511471
I don't know the exact procedures, but I imagine and would expect that they reopen the case if new substantial and substantive leads show up.
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Comment #39510202
Maybe that combined with the fact that Russia actively invaded another country for bullshit reasons means we don't want to point fingers at Russia without solid evidence, lest they…
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Comment #39510164
Being out of things to investigate is a reason to end investigation. It is possible to follow all leads to the end and still have no conclusive evidence.
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Comment #39510057
An alternative explanation is that there is simply not enough evidence to tell one way or the other.
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Comment #39249166
No, but, you see, the system is privatized, therefore it must be more efficient. /s
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Comment #39188841
I don't know much about the specific space of ILP, but speaking more generally... It is sometimes possible to specialize algorithms and implementations to be faster for certain sub…
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Comment #39088422
Indeed, it was a good question. That's why I couldn't let it go either. I personally find the result quite interesting. Counterintuitive, but the most uniformly distributed load is…
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Comment #39055362
edit: I did some more investigation, and I missed something crucial: The distribution of requests over time becomes very wonky if the lower bound isn't 0. It stabilizes given enoug…