- You _can_ write pathological code like the Everything example, but I can see this feature being helpful if used responsibly.
It essentially allows the user to check if a class implements an interface, without explicitly inheriting ABC or Protocol. It’s up to the user to ensure the body of the case doesn’t reference any methods or attributes not guaranteed by the subclass hook, but that’s not necessarily bad, just less safe.
All things have a place and time.
- Amazon famously more trustworthy
- Why on earth would you want to do exploratory data analysis in a compiled language
- I’d love a brood war remaster
- > In the last 7 days I spent 3-5hrs every day pairing with others
This sounds remarkably inefficient?
- Zoom also has this option
- In the same way I don’t expect a biologist writing for biologists to explain “DNA” stands for “deoxyribonucleic acid”, it’s probably not necessary for a music producer writing for producers and engineers to define “DAW”.
Users here probably feel the same way about HTML, FIFO, DAG, etc
- Fedora mostly works out of the box on my 2015 MBP
- They definitely did not fix housing prices. Demand and purchasing power are lower with the higher interest rates, but supply is abysmal for the reasons you mentioned.
- Is a switch lite that much larger than a GBA or DS?
- When was the last BioWare game that was actually excellent? ME2 in 2010?
- No, it's just pointing out the colloquialism.
"IRONMAN" and "IRONMAN 70.3" are the official names, even though "full" and "half" are how they're commonly referenced.
"so-called" isn't diminutive or derogatory
- Set Boundaries, Find Peace is another good one in this space
- right, so what's the issue with sharing a notebook (code) and rendered html (results)?
If someone starts playing with the inputs, they're going to lose the outputs you've created unless you have a saved rendered copy anyways
- > You want to share the outputs so that you can share the results while showing your work.
What's wrong with rendering to HTML?
- For the purposes of discussion, it'd probably be helpful to describe the issues you would identify during review
- what's the current recommended package manager for vim? I used to use vundle but that seems to be unmaintained/deprecated and has broken on recent installs.
(I love being wrong on HN, always learn something)