Option-Shift-Hyphen. Just --- only works when you have the text replacement thing on (the same thing that turns (C) into ©).
That sample was complete though as long as there wasn't too many tweets. I.e, as long as your query was specific enough, you _did_ get all tweets.
Firefox still exists.
You uninstall all snaps, uninstall snapd, and block it from being installed via APT. Then you add e.g. the mozilla PPA such that its firefox package gets installed instead.
While true, that is true for everyone, there's no special law about police.
Nitpick, but: > At its core, a file descriptor (often abbreviated as fd) is simply a positive integer A _non-negative_ integer.
As a Mac user, your best bet is probably X-Plane. There's only a few short tutorials, but given your history you should have no issues :)
Well in a sense you are right that it is lazy, in that it would be quite a lot of work to disentangle those parts. So they could probably do it, but it would be costly, while just releasing the TF2 code is basically…
You can put `./scripts` in your $PATH, if you want.
I think ripgrep specifically is counted in the comment you reply to as a tool that _does_ do one thing well, and that one should use it (or grep) in combination with an ls, instead of giving ls filtering abilities.
Huh? Messing with the system Python install absolutely can break your system. Just use venvs, or install separate Python versions for development e.g. via pyenv. You likely don't want to use the relatively outdated…
Steam Locomotive, an annoying little ASCII art film to punish you for typos. Funny exactly once.
> Going from 1 install to 270 installs is a 270% increase No, it's a 270x increase. In percent that's much higher.
These kind of things are also why four colours are actually _not_ always enough, in the real world. Countries can have exclaves :)
> any generator. For example, the classic range `range` is not a generator. Regarding number 8, instead of `Counter` you can also use dicts: `unique = list(dict.from_keys(iterable))`
Maybe not a regular customer, but there's other reasons you might have a phone field: > In Israel, certain advertising numbers start with a *. > In New Zealand, non-urgent traffic incidents can be reported by calling…
The counter-proposal is: don't do it. This comment by the Apple guy sums it up well IMHO: > Colleagues and I have discussed this and don't see a way to grant write access to the end user's local file system in a way…
Probably because the string is so short.
Unless the developers used notification channels (on Android) correctly, then I can disable only the "spam" channel, and not the "messages" channel. Granted, an app sending spam notifications often doesn't want to make…
> However, Python doesn’t have the compile-time check, because it’s an interpreted language that is dynamically-typed, which means its only real place to check is at runtime Pet peeve: Python is compiled (into…
> Also nice how they IMMEDIATELY ran into a continuing fraction 1/3, which is exactly the point of the 60-minute hour, 24-hour day, or 360-degree circle: lots of factors. While I agree in principle, this example is not…
Sounds like this is fixed in 1.7
> alcohol interlock system to prevent drunk driving. Wait, what? _All_ new vehicles need to have this? Or do they just need to be constructed such that one can be installed easily?
> Those rough moderators would close off discussions for the most trivial reasons, yet SO still allowed those discussions to be indexed by Google (despite rel="nofollow" having been a thing since 2005 or so). At least…
Also: "It's harmful... because if you had a surgery in your nose then picking it will prevent it from healing."
Option-Shift-Hyphen. Just --- only works when you have the text replacement thing on (the same thing that turns (C) into ©).
That sample was complete though as long as there wasn't too many tweets. I.e, as long as your query was specific enough, you _did_ get all tweets.
Firefox still exists.
You uninstall all snaps, uninstall snapd, and block it from being installed via APT. Then you add e.g. the mozilla PPA such that its firefox package gets installed instead.
While true, that is true for everyone, there's no special law about police.
Nitpick, but: > At its core, a file descriptor (often abbreviated as fd) is simply a positive integer A _non-negative_ integer.
As a Mac user, your best bet is probably X-Plane. There's only a few short tutorials, but given your history you should have no issues :)
Well in a sense you are right that it is lazy, in that it would be quite a lot of work to disentangle those parts. So they could probably do it, but it would be costly, while just releasing the TF2 code is basically…
You can put `./scripts` in your $PATH, if you want.
I think ripgrep specifically is counted in the comment you reply to as a tool that _does_ do one thing well, and that one should use it (or grep) in combination with an ls, instead of giving ls filtering abilities.
Huh? Messing with the system Python install absolutely can break your system. Just use venvs, or install separate Python versions for development e.g. via pyenv. You likely don't want to use the relatively outdated…
Steam Locomotive, an annoying little ASCII art film to punish you for typos. Funny exactly once.
> Going from 1 install to 270 installs is a 270% increase No, it's a 270x increase. In percent that's much higher.
These kind of things are also why four colours are actually _not_ always enough, in the real world. Countries can have exclaves :)
> any generator. For example, the classic range `range` is not a generator. Regarding number 8, instead of `Counter` you can also use dicts: `unique = list(dict.from_keys(iterable))`
Maybe not a regular customer, but there's other reasons you might have a phone field: > In Israel, certain advertising numbers start with a *. > In New Zealand, non-urgent traffic incidents can be reported by calling…
The counter-proposal is: don't do it. This comment by the Apple guy sums it up well IMHO: > Colleagues and I have discussed this and don't see a way to grant write access to the end user's local file system in a way…
Probably because the string is so short.
Unless the developers used notification channels (on Android) correctly, then I can disable only the "spam" channel, and not the "messages" channel. Granted, an app sending spam notifications often doesn't want to make…
> However, Python doesn’t have the compile-time check, because it’s an interpreted language that is dynamically-typed, which means its only real place to check is at runtime Pet peeve: Python is compiled (into…
> Also nice how they IMMEDIATELY ran into a continuing fraction 1/3, which is exactly the point of the 60-minute hour, 24-hour day, or 360-degree circle: lots of factors. While I agree in principle, this example is not…
Sounds like this is fixed in 1.7
> alcohol interlock system to prevent drunk driving. Wait, what? _All_ new vehicles need to have this? Or do they just need to be constructed such that one can be installed easily?
> Those rough moderators would close off discussions for the most trivial reasons, yet SO still allowed those discussions to be indexed by Google (despite rel="nofollow" having been a thing since 2005 or so). At least…
Also: "It's harmful... because if you had a surgery in your nose then picking it will prevent it from healing."