rjstanley.bsky.social
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they changed "no crowns" to "no clowns" too, instantly making it untrue
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I'm pretty sure he doesn't think anyone in politics believes anything and they're all just playing a game (like him). He thinks no one else knows this and he's some kind of puppet master. He is not.
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fair. I haven't looked at the implementations so disregard at will but I'd assume it's just a memory copy and then the same sort algorithm underlying. But if that's the case then it wouldn't explain a shorter array being more performant. So, yeah, need the data you're looking for.
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not my creation, but www.measurethat.net/Benchmarks/S... suggests they're roughly equivalent at that length. I just forked www.measurethat.net/Benchmarks/S... for a small array and toSorted looks quicker there.
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I'm still not over John Major and Edwina Currie
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I mean I want to know, but I also know that if I ever do find out then I'm going to need an infinite supply of mind bleach to erase the memory.
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girlish figure is going to haunt me
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just as you were saying that you'd put everyone to sleep talking about possible deal structures I was heading to a group chat to say "I'm listening to the _most_ interesting podcast right now" š
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I'm off to rewatch the real genius gay ennui
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beating freddo inflation one squidgy bar at a time
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I think we're assuming it's the thing that comes up if you search for "asteroid" here. Well is all there is to say...
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It'd probably add at least a day, but dropping the route down through utah, or the route up through arizona, deeper into the four corners area gets to the nicest combo of dark sky/landscape I've seen.
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I mean we can see how shit Justin is at communicating with people
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that's the edition I read back in the mid-90s. Think it's still on my parents' shelves somewhere
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state of grace
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Is it bad that that's my favourite scene in the whole movie and he's not even in it
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Not really an answer mate
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I guess the modern equivalent would be a drone swarm. Surely it'd have to be massive to justify this though...
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I wouldnāt wish this on anyone, but I also believe it was a chance to prove that I mean what I say to the women who have trusted me with theirs. I have to believe that thereās power in telling the truth ā and in journalism.
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"support diverted from certain subjects including journalism and media studies towards lab-based courses" we ALREADY DO THIS, it is why the tuition fee is the same for humanities subjects as STEM subjects, we cross-subsidize internally across faculties, why do no government ministers understand this
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starting to think Bridget Phillipson must have had a really shit time at university and has been biding her time waiting for revenge for decades
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'Mr Lammy told the Commons that the UKās action was not a āblanket ban or an arms embargoā because Israel must have the right to defend itself'
shit, turns out I _can_ read
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I mean I didn't know this before, and my honest reaction was "awwww, good for them, I like them both and I had no idea this was a thing". Pretty sure Big Satire isn't the reason she's getting any traction.
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many people agree on the second sentence. the issue is what adequate oversight looks like. I think that's something we should be talking about.
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āThe point is Katā¦cat!ā
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People are asking questions about what actions Eric Lipton of the New York Times may or may not have taken under the mistaken belief that they were not corrupt.
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In five years they'll point at this and sadly say that they always opposed genocide
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I mean surely that broke the two term limit. Fucking dems set the scene for Trump to go three terms too
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Fuck. Was Bill Clinton president longer than I knew?
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Yeah, looks like the peak is late afternoon/early evening (only a couple of days of data but it seems to be the pattern)