English doesn't do quotation marks like that
Actually, it's "either the word 'whom' or when to use it". I guess you should learn actual English.
Imagine someone wrote a blog in some obscure language that few people speak. If you happen to know that language, you'd think wow this is great. If you don't happen to know that language, you'd just think it's a shame.…
You could just use the US terms, then you wouldn't have to learn both.
"The idiot who praises, with enthusiastic tone, All centuries but this, and every country but his own."
Think of it as learning a second language. It should be a lot easier for you than most people.
The French didn't like it when the Lingua Franca switched from French to English and the Brits still whine that British English is no longer the dominant variety. It's a trade-off: you can write in your regional dialect…
People buy Apple products for the same reason people buy BMWs
There are many laptops with similar specs that you can run Linux on, and for less money
I tried Vivaldi a couple of years ago and it was slow as fuck
Python is faster to write so obviously you'll see things built in Python first more often than the reverse. What's that quote -- "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool..."
No
Guess what, human couriers use the sidewalk
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Paywall
My god this title cliche is annoying
"Python doesn't have inbuilt types" False.
You know what I mean. If the issue is closed, it looks like it's been solved. A new issue may be created that duplicates it, etc. Obviously it's up to the maintainer. I'm saying what the maintainer should do, not what…
If the maintainer merely doesn't fix the bug, then yes. If they close the bug report so it gets lost and other contributors are discouraged from working on it, then no.
For feature requests, sure, but not for bug reports
Who are they?
Python doesn't have a big company behind it
Taxing and spending is so much fun even the Republicans can't resist the temptation
vi was mentioned because this software has "VI keybindings". no one asked what you prefer.
Please do share!
English doesn't do quotation marks like that
Actually, it's "either the word 'whom' or when to use it". I guess you should learn actual English.
Imagine someone wrote a blog in some obscure language that few people speak. If you happen to know that language, you'd think wow this is great. If you don't happen to know that language, you'd just think it's a shame.…
You could just use the US terms, then you wouldn't have to learn both.
"The idiot who praises, with enthusiastic tone, All centuries but this, and every country but his own."
Think of it as learning a second language. It should be a lot easier for you than most people.
The French didn't like it when the Lingua Franca switched from French to English and the Brits still whine that British English is no longer the dominant variety. It's a trade-off: you can write in your regional dialect…
People buy Apple products for the same reason people buy BMWs
There are many laptops with similar specs that you can run Linux on, and for less money
I tried Vivaldi a couple of years ago and it was slow as fuck
Python is faster to write so obviously you'll see things built in Python first more often than the reverse. What's that quote -- "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool..."
No
Guess what, human couriers use the sidewalk
[dead]
Paywall
My god this title cliche is annoying
"Python doesn't have inbuilt types" False.
You know what I mean. If the issue is closed, it looks like it's been solved. A new issue may be created that duplicates it, etc. Obviously it's up to the maintainer. I'm saying what the maintainer should do, not what…
If the maintainer merely doesn't fix the bug, then yes. If they close the bug report so it gets lost and other contributors are discouraged from working on it, then no.
For feature requests, sure, but not for bug reports
Who are they?
Python doesn't have a big company behind it
Taxing and spending is so much fun even the Republicans can't resist the temptation
vi was mentioned because this software has "VI keybindings". no one asked what you prefer.
Please do share!