I question the assumption that a normal person just trying to live his life would never do something illegal.
Yes, but the languages are not identical among the three platforms.
#[2]â is correct.
But ed(1) is the standard text editor.
Going live with Balaji and banking/monetary expert Lawrence H. White this Thursday to discuss THE BET.
Hope some of you can jump on into the chat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0frw7BKkVE
Balaji Srinivasan has an annoying habit of changing the subject and droning on whenever someone else makes a point or asks a question he doesnât like. Iâm taking The Network State off my reading list.
Going live with Balaji and banking/monetary expert Lawrence H. White this Thursday to discuss THE BET.
Hope some of you can jump on into the chat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0frw7BKkVE
Balajiâs plan, I guess:
1. Make an attention-drawing bet that the US dollar will hyperinflate within 90 days.
2. Use that attention to warn people about imminent, widespread bank insolvency.
3. Get proven wrong about 1.
4. ?
5. Many people believe 2.
Everything Wrong with the Presidents: An exhaustive survey of the Presidents of the United States and everything they did wrong while in office. [Still in progress. 21 presidents covered so far.]
Russia invading Ukraine had nothing to do with the spike in the price of gasoline? Why have nominal prices fallen since then?
Fifty years ago today, the last American combat soldiers left Vietnam, and North Vietnamâs government released its remaining American prisoners of war.
https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/u-s-withdraws-from-vietnam
That didnât end the war, of course. The article says 80,000 South Vietnamese soldiers and civilians died in 1974, which obviously doesnât count North Vietnamese deaths.
Fifty years ago today, the last American combat soldiers left Vietnam, and North Vietnamâs government released its remaining American prisoners of war.
https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/u-s-withdraws-from-vietnam
Sorry, I didnât mean to imply users were opening up Android Studio. Substitute the word âtroubleshootingâ for âdebugging.â
I didnât know about Carbon; thatâs interesting.
Go is a general-purpose programming language; just ask Rob Pike. Iâd summarize it as C-like without Câs quirks, but with garbage collection and better support for concurrency.
As for Swift, itâs been open source since 2015, along with its standard library (the point of contention in Oracle vs. Google). You can get it for Windows and Linux.
It did turn out that Swift remained an Apple-only language. Itâs too bad Google didnât choose Go for their mobile apps, but if I recall correctly they acquired Android and the Java API cam with it.
Yeah, I think iOS and Android users are already self-sorting. The ones who prize customizability are choosing Android. The ones who are really intolerant of confusion or debugging are choosing iOS.
Speaking of software for Apple products, Sturgeonâs law holds: 90% is crap. However, the median program for MacOS or iOS is better than the median program for Windows, Linux, or Android. A developer for an Apple product is more likely to consider the model their software presents to users, or at least more likely to think about the userâs experience. Developers for Windows mostly think about adding features and configuration options. To a lesser extent this is also true for Linux and Android.
I didnât own any Apple products until Mac OS X Tiger. I was looking for a Unix desktop, preferably BSD-flavored, and that was the best available. My main laptop is a Linux PC now, but its main advantages are that itâs cheaper and open source. Mac software is nicer, on average.
#Gumbyâs friends Prickle and Goo were inspired by words from philosopher #AlanWatts
What is your source for the claim that Hale was trans?
1798 Athlete Cardiac Arrests or Serious Issues, 1244 of Them Dead, Since COVID Injection
"...the sheer numbers clearly point to the only obvious cause"
https://goodsciencing.com/covid/athletes-suffer-cardiac-arrest-die-after-covid-shot/
âOr serious issuesâ is doing a lot of work in the headline. Some of these athletes suffered things like groin injuries, bacterial infections, cancer, aneurysms, or one of many other things. Some of them werenât remotely young. I didnât see any mention of COVID vaccination in any of the cited stories I checked, so I canât tell who was or wasnât vaccinated, or if they were, when. Itâs not obvious to me there was any common cause.
I own one of these Harper Collins editions (William Morrow imprint). I can't find any notice that the text has been recently edited. Does that mean that it wasn't, or that the publisher didn't want me to know?
#AgathaChristie #sensitivity
https://www.avclub.com/agatha-christie-mysteries-sensitivity-edit-1850268221