No sort of serious review. Known to keep outright bad and highly (and intentionally) misleading material even after it is conclusively proven to be wrong. Have stuff like ‘Radio Free [something]’ listed as good sources.
The only stuff that you can trust Wikipedia on is math, basically, and even then only because they provide the proofs, and even then they also keep errors found in their sources with no notes on the matter.
Can anybody recommend other howcatchem works?
Engineer
Capitalism and guaranteed housing.
Do socdems count as shapeshifters?
I do have one issue with VSCodium, which has turned me off from it - it lacks some of the extensions. I also recall that I ran into trouble with it when configuring it for, I believe, C++ or PHP, but that might just have been a ‘me’ issue that will get resolved after I get more comfortable with TypeScript.
If I recall correctly what R studio is, it’s just an IDE for the R language. There are, at the very least, alternatives to it, including VS code.
On that note, I have been meaning to relearn R. I should set up VS Code to work with it, and/or try R studio.
‘R’ as in, the language?
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Being ahead of schedule by basically a week and a half at work.
Successfully continuing my studies at home.
Never understood the simulacra stuff. What are these the stages of? Why so incredibly cryptic with the description of the ‘stages’? How are ‘stages’ 2-4 different?
They aren’t? /s
even North Korea uses its own Linux distro domestically
Russia also uses one in some portions of its state.
This makes Russia incentived to double down on on the war, though, as there is less and less room for normalization of relations.
Yep, this works.
Sadly, this doesn’t work. When trying to link the object file, I get a bunch of errors:
i386 architecture of input file `test.obj' is incompatible with i386:x86-64 output
test.obj:test.asm:(.text+0x6): undefined reference to `_printf'
undefined reference to `WinMain'
collect2.exe: error: ld returned 1 exit status
I currently do not have the time to debug this.
No, but this doesn’t provide any relevant answers.
Thank you.
Will look into it when I have time (probably not today, unfortunately).
While curious, that’s not at all what I’m looking for in this case. I am looking for an example of working code and commands to build an executable from it.
Cool. So, now they get to put several times more of the iron. I wonder if your argument is going to be ‘but they will hit another bottleneck, then’.