OoooooooO

Yeah I would say that falls under the origin defining both paths as equivalent.

> Therefore, collapsing // to / in HTTP URL path segments is not correct normalization. It produces a different, non-equivalent identifier unless the origin explicitly defines those two paths as equivalent.

Snowflake is an MPP OLAP DB usually used for a data warehouse.

Firefox uses UUID for the local extension url per extension so you can't search for hardcoded local urls.

Where is Rust unstable?

The Greens are not part of the current government.

What are you talking about?

You can't edit the registry without admin rights which you don't have on a work laptop.

I would write it Hackernews-Leser for better readability but both goes.

The Duden is not official since 1996.

Since 2004 the official guidelines for the german speaking countries (Germany, Austria, Swiss, Belgium, South Tirol, Liechtenstein, Romania, Hungary - see this founding document with the list: https://www.rechtschreibrat.com/DOX/wiener_erklaerung.pdf) are covered by the Rechtschreibrat (https://www.rechtschreibrat.com/).

The official german dictionary is here: https://grammis.ids-mannheim.de/rechtschreibung/6774

Warcraft 3 custom map mod was the birth of Defense of the Ancients Allstars which then became its own game by Valve as Dota 2 (and Blizzard was pissed and tried legal stuff to reclaim) which now became Deadlock = Dota 3.

It's been a while ...

APL

The message, at least for me, does not convey that merely opening may lead to code execution.

"I purchased"

sudo run "some link to a shell script"

Never understood why that became so common place ...

Deactivate web search via regedit, then it works.

Console doesn't work for anything but platformers. Competitive online gaming = PC (Aoe2, BF6, Dark and Darker, Swordai, MWO, The Finals, War Thunder, PS2 etc.).

144fps + Mouse + Keyboard is just superior.

Change the language of your Windows system to anything but English and then open your Excel file with formulas again.

Python 2 to Python 3 in a Django codebase ... may be a full rewrite anyway.

All items had stats / skill changes, no?

Rust, C#, Java, Go and maybe even Erlang would suffice for modern stack and IO heavy and performant workloads.

Every DataFrame library with a significant user base uses function chaining because that's the best workflow for such stuff. Also notebook support / magic cell comments for iterative EDA.

Python: polars-py, pandas, pySpark JVM: Spark R: R

Go can't compete with this even with SIMD support.

They would if they would care.

That's how you get 3 different values for a core KPI in 3 dashboards.

Then you look under the hood of the dashboards, only to see that not a single one follows the official definition of the business.

As a mainly Python guy (Data Engineering so new project for every ETL pipeline = a lot of projects) uv solved every problem I had before with pip, conda, miniconda, pipx etc.

Rust can do everything Go does but Go can't do the same as Rust can.

Yes.

I've read the GitHub page but I still have no idea what problems it solves or why I should care about this library?

Afaik you can crrate an account without a number.

TSMC fabs have bombs build in to destroy everything if PROC invades I've read.

I have over 3000 hours in DotA 2 :>.

Select * is pretty standard for wide table queries like they are used in Data Analytics teams regularly. Because you really want ALL columns, even new ones without going back to fix all 300+ dashboards.