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testuser66

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    Comment #22533458

    It's hard to move browsers permanently if you're not prepared. I moved to FF Quantom for a bit, but had to regularly open Chrome to get passwords etc. And the Chrome assholes remov…

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    Comment #22484506

    Everyone that is fully against killing insects has likely never lived anywhere that has insects.

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    Comment #22472616

    And thus, a new law was born.

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    Comment #22465514

    You do realise that storing them (be it Google, LastPass, or any other hopefully trusty manager) is safer than carrying them around on you, right?

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    Comment #22464149

    Have been using Ecosia and I have to do a `g` search pretty much daily. Though the use Bing underneath, so maybe it's worth giving DuckDuckGo a try

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    Comment #22442401

    I've been using both VSCode and JetBrains IDEs with their VIM plugins. The VSCode one is kind of shitty, but overall both do the job well enough that as a not-super-proficient-vim-…

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    Comment #22441593

    > within couple of decades We already do.

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    Comment #22441236

    And it doesn't really need to. Consider this: from functools import singledispatch from typing import Union @singledispatch def myfunc(arg:Union[int, str]): print("Called with some…

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    Comment #22373902

    My bad - I meant this but didn't know how to format code so that is showed the stars def func(*args, **kwargs) I am in full support of actual kwargs with names, it's the wildcard o…

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    Comment #22373887

    I fully agree that named kwargs is perfectly acceptable, but this is the version I think is horrible: def func(*args, **kwargs) is valid and completely ambiguous - you have no idea…

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    Comment #22347067

    On one hand - I agree, overloading isn't great. On the other hand having a `def func(args, kwargs)` is a pain the ass for everyone involved (people & IDEs): you have no idea what t…

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    Comment #22346829

    Is this any different than the debugger visualisations that other editors/IDEs have? Genuinely curious, because if I'm understanding this correctly, it's just another front-end lik…

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    Comment #22256668

    I mean sure that's better, but now Apple is tracking you instead and you got ripped off $340 for it

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    Comment #21648514

    It's a PDF.

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    Comment #21596103

    > I would suggest that this is change, not a norm in the last few decades. I am not so sure that we changed so rapidly. It would also make sense that this is not new, and it has ju…

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    Comment #18139212

    It's all about learning more things, which in turn expands what you could possibly think - the human mind's ideas are limited to what it already knows or has experienced. Learning …