In the context of Trump et al doing rape, I don't think the distinction presented by Kelly really matters. Any amount of sexual assault and abuse is too much.
In what way does it matter here? Is some amount of trump rape acceptable? Is it beneficial to anyone other than trump et Al to split this hair?
Lowering indent levels is nice in functions. Early returns mean you don't have to think as much. "If it got here, I know foo isn't null because it already would have returned".
# returns the value as a string
return str(user.id)
Some comments are
python
# returns the user id as a string because ZenDesk's API throws errors if it gets a number.
# See ticket RA-1037
# See ZenDesk docs: https://etc/
return str(user.id)
I bought a fancy desktop PC recently so I'm not in the market. Otherwise I would consider it, but only if the desktop environment was usable for general computing. I believe it is, but I'm not sure if its version of Linux would be best for like software development.
I feel like contextual ads, where you serve ads based on the surrounding content instead of who the individual user is would be about as effective and tremendously less expensive, complicated, and invasive.
Run football ads on football websites. Run music ads on music websites. That's how it works in TV, radio, and so on and has for years.
Sometimes the word "Interesting" causes my brain to recall the character generation in Morrowind. The guy says something like ""Interesting. Now before I stamp these papers, make sure this information is correct.""
A distinction without a difference is a type of logical fallacy where an author or speaker attempts to describe a distinction between two things where no discernible difference exists.[1] It is particularly used when a word or phrase has connotations associated with it that one party to an argument prefers to avoid.
For example, a person might say "I did not lie; I merely stretched the truth a little bit."[2]
It bugs me when people refuse to acknowledge they're being a selfish prick. At least have the strength of character to look someone in the eye and say "Yes, I'd rather you die than me". Fucking cowards.
Gop is like a clock where only the minute hand is stopped and the hour hand is flapping all over. Sometimes it's kind of correct, but not for the bigger picture.
One of my jobs went to microservices. Not really sure why. They had daily active users in the thousands, maybe. But it meant we spent a lot of time on inter-service communication, plus local development and testing got a lot more complicated.
But before that, it was a single API written in Go by an intern, so maybe it was an improvement.
Personally I feel like SQL syntax is upside down, and things are used before they are defined.
SELECT a.id -- what the fuck is a? , a.name , b.city -- and b?? from users a -- oh join city b on a.id = b.user_id -- oh here's bI'd expect it to instead be like
From users a join city b on a.id = b.user_id SELECT a.id, a.name, b.city