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It just means that stealing crypto is no longer a viable source of funds to operate their nuclear program.

Everything also have a rounded corner now. This is only in my A/B test group though, I don't see it when in incognito.

Under this structure, how are trading profits shifted to the cost centres to pay for operating expenses?

While you are at it, Solana's fee is $0.00045. But as the others have said, you lose so much money transferring from and into fiat.

The back button is broken on your website.

I think what you are describing is already here, in the form of Cloudflare Workers. See https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/platform/limits#bu...

As a developer, I think we should invest in big external monitor, not looking at a tiny 14in display, however nice it is.

Well you would still need to learn Pytorch/tensorflow and define your network there, you then export it to ONNX format for deployment.

I have been using this plugin for a while now and it is pretty solid. Most vscode plugins and vim plugins can work together nicely. For LSP you should just use the one built into vscode.

Awesome technical and programming related blogs:

https://eli.thegreenplace.net/

http://journal.stuffwithstuff.com/

I hope you configured soft tabs...

You are now supposed to work 4 hours per day instead of 8, so I don't think that is it. I feel the changes this year is going to decrease the quality of the whole event.

Most brokerages provide real time data to clients.

Interesting that there is no mention of a mini-LED display. Other than that the 14 inch model seems to be everything I would ever want.

There is literally a Rust example in your wiki link saying that this is shadowing. You can even redefine the variable to have a different type, how can this be reassignment.

I like that the terms and conditions page has a comment section beneath it.

Same here, the audio in IMAX is not good.

Well if you are the type of guy to buy this headphone, you'd probably also own a macbook to watch movies on.

Yeah I am currently writing a compiler, turns out for useful error messages my parser should accept a superset of my language, then validate it afterwards.

But a formatter can only format auto-fixable code right? I meant lints like high cyclomatic complexity, which requires me to extract out functions pointlessly.

I was an intern at that time so didn't make a fuss about changing the config.

I worked at a place with RuboCop as part of the CI, it was a horrible experience. I spent more time fixing lint errors than actual work, and all it does is make my code less readable.

My biggest frustration with the Ocaml is with third-party libraries documentation. The majority of the docs are just function signatures without explanation, let alone usage examples.

The language however is quite nice and the stdlib is fairly complete.

Edit: Another problem I see is the (over?) reliance on PPX preprocessors. It does make a lot of tasks simpler, but it is too much magic for me personally.

That's my approach as well, the 4 star reviews are usually the most informative.

Yeah that would be the sweet spot. Now I probably have to get a last gen 3700X since the 5800X is way much out of my budget.

Rewrite it in Strategic communication [0]

[0]: https://github.com/rotoclone/strategic-communication

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Do you think it make sense to include a character type that is basically a variable-size utf8 extended grapheme cluster?

I am designing a language based on OCaml/Standard ML, what are some of the problems present in these languages that can be fixed by a new design without being constrained by a spec or backwards compatibility?

Exactly. I worked at a ruby shop a while ago and the rubocop lints makes you write code and test less readable than they can be.

CockroachDB changed their license to address this specific issue. See https://www.cockroachlabs.com/docs/stable/licensing-faqs.htm...