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> You are 101.38% through A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965).

well, that's a percentage!

are you joking? advertising is - by definition - that thing made to wash your brain to make you desire things it you originally wasn't interested to.

also are .mp3, yet they are hardly discernible from the originals

What is the encoding of the filenames?

>>> Wouldn’t folks feel better making smart, reasonable, and incremental improvements? Consider cases like introducing Kotlin to gradually level-up a Java shop.

while I could agree on the "principles", specifically for this example I still have scars. Too much costs, no much gain, and you end up with a single project (the first and last one) that no one want to touch and that will be the first to be "engineered back" to java - years later and with a lot of loss

for sites like that temporary-containers[1] is the way I go

[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/it/firefox/addon/temporary-contai...

That's because nowadays the "standards" is "just what chrome does", and the other browsers can only catch up. Witch is easy for edge, opera and the others chrome-clones, but not straightforward for the rest - aka ff.

as other as said this feature was already present in ff only, but then noone picked it up and so it was abandoned

yet, again, most of the libraries already deal with extra fields... i.e. for pydantic https://docs.pydantic.dev/latest/concepts/models/#extra-fiel...

megalithic sites are everywhere, yet tombstones are a different thing

...and here I am, literally this morning I've downgraded my project from using java 17 to java 8 as it was too "fancy" for our servers...

Like what happened with Slackware 7

it's the opposite. we are cynical, so we build that stuff

infinite is a valid ieee float value. this is a yaml issue, not a dynamic typing one

why would you try to do that?

what were you using as pc? a moka pot?

windows '98 - even on a semi decent machine - was fast

given the reduced size, weight, and top speed, and the huge visibility of the kei cars, then it makes still less sense to ban them

> If a system relies on "passwords" (or any similar shared secret scheme) it clearly doesn't really care about security.

that's ... one of the dumbest thing I've ever read

Finally! I tried many other solutions/workarounds in the past years, like using the eclipse/intellij notnull annotations and the various efforts of projects like https://www.lastnpe.org/

I was wondering how "enforceable" these nullness check will be and how they will affect generics (will a "List!<String?>" be treated like a non-nullable list of nullable strings? and a List<String!> ? is the "unknown nullables" forwarded to the elements?)

Dude... every Italian kid read the divina commedia.

Dante wrote it in 1321. In poetry.

Oh, and he basically "invented" the Italian language.

that is difficult to read now.

I might be at a loss here, but I cannot use dark-themed webpages. They are totally blurred and unreadable for me... My only hope is that light-themed documents will be kept

what do rye offers to a pdm-based project?

https://pdm-project.org/

dude, java constructor are easy... that C++ stuff is really black magic

and from what I understand rust constructors are basically the same as java, no?

yeah.. StopIteration is not an instance of Exception, is a subclass of it :^)

no, really:

   help(StopIteration)

   class StopIteration(Exception)
    |  Signal the end from iterator.__next__().
    |  
    |  Method resolution order:
    |      StopIteration
    |      Exception
    |      BaseException
    |      object

...

>>> When I shifted from Rust to Python, I tried to write matcher-style code. It wasn’t legible. I became irate.

so, in other words... rust developer tried to write rust in python, and it didn't work.

wasn't that the same story for each combination of two languages? I remember people criticize other people for "always writing java in any language they work with"...

truck is your identity?

For the nostalgic... https://github.com/glreno/oneko

packaged for debian :)

The very old Qc Na koan is still relevant -- http://people.csail.mit.edu/gregs/ll1-discuss-archive-html/m...

why are you so amazed? software is not apples, doesn't rot by itself.

yeah, they're not even true Scotsmen

>>> An Italian or Spanish person insulting another is almost like a song

more like "there are songs that are basically just insults" :D cfr https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz8o7VcBr4I&t=28s