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rrauenza
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Comment #48938165
I had just been looking for a windirstat like tool for linux the other day. What I really also want is a way to do an offline index that this reads ... I ended up using duc. Maybe …
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Comment #48467092
Remember the printer in Office Space?
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Comment #47417611
Here's an alternate if you're also getting connection reset errors: https://web.archive.org/web/20260317185928/https://terathon....
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Comment #46490691
My mnemonic is “In Essence” and “for EGsample”
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Comment #45804526
soft keyword for anyone not familiar like I was ... "A new soft keyword lazy is added. A soft keyword is a context-sensitive keyword that only has special meaning in specific gramm…
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Comment #45429364
I've been using btrfs for maybe 10 years now? -- on a single Linux home NAS. I use it in a raid1c3 config (I used to do c2). raid1cN is mirroring with N copies. I have compression …
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Comment #45324954
I think of this as fail fast. Fail immediately so its easy to root cause the failure and not have it be hidden and cause more obscure side effects later.
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Comment #45278908
Today I learned that complex numbers can be represented by matrices... thanks! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbUewIIpl6I
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Comment #45215425
Are you thinking of HP or did they both do it? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gnjb1WVkhmU
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Comment #44608793
How can we determine if an index can be satisfied by a constraint index? For example, does the FK need to be the first field in a unique together?
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Comment #44301712
I hope to see qualified immunity eventually re-evaluated by the courts due to this...
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Comment #44036411
Thanks for helping pick apart the argument presented to me. I don't like the idea that photos I've published on, say, flickr have been pulled into these. Especially stuff I've publ…
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Comment #44036341
They are. I meant the subset of fan art of the infringing type where you make fan art of, say, Mickey Mouse and sell stickers.
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Comment #44034517
I wasn't intending to include fan art. Copying Miyazaki's style ... or copying Monet's style... those aren't fan art.
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Comment #44033268
I had this argument presented to me and I wasn't sure what to do with it. > Humans are allowed to "absorb" art around them into their brains and generate derivative art. People may…
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Comment #44033164
Agreed -- dataclasses over dicts. And for legacy code I try to move them to typed dictionaries. Pydantic is also helpful to enforce types on json. I've also stopped passing around …
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Comment #44032493
How could the author not have called it the Giant Plagiarism Tool or Giant Plagiarism Technology ...
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Comment #44031880
I adopted Python type annotations on a new project I was writing. Requirements shifted a lot as well as the implementation. It was amazing. I could refactor quickly after changing …
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Comment #43823943
I always thought it was Card who invented it for Ender's Game. (He borrowed it) Thanks for the fun fact!
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Comment #43783841
It’s odd that in the iPad version, the friends button at the bottom doesn’t take you to the same feed, but rather lists of people to add.
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