I watched a 3 minutes clip (with a podcaster interrupting it to laugh), it has #2, #3, and blames Democrats for the crisis (that doesn’t exist), but without doing #1.
I don’t plan to watch any more, so I can’t answer any negative.
I watched a 3 minutes clip (with a podcaster interrupting it to laugh), it has #2, #3, and blames Democrats for the crisis (that doesn’t exist), but without doing #1.
I don’t plan to watch any more, so I can’t answer any negative.
Well…
It’s name-value pairs, with groups denoted by balanced brackets. It’s close to as good as you can get for one kind of data serialization.
What is impressive is how many problems people manage to fit in something so small.
How dare you say something like that in a Linux focused community?!?
(Oh, and this is a joke, don’t read it seriously.)
You know somebody is really lost when they decide the empty set is a subset specifically of unsigned integers and nothing else.
It’s not “mimicking” a fraction. It is a fraction.
It’s also the most compact fraction representation around.


That’s why we don’t call them “programming language” even though they are the same kind of thing.
Does yay integrate with flatpack and snap?