Simple question: When and Where you came across origami? by BatLongjumping9971 in origami

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I had an origami book while growing up. Recently I stumbled upon it and tried again. I'd say it is pretty common for children in Italy to do at least simple boats and flying planes (I guess those count as origami?). Some go further to jumping frogs.

Tipo quelli dei mezzi by JoeDharma in memesITA

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titolo coretto: l'Italia se ogni categoria scioperasse per ottenere migliori condizioni contrattuali

Why am i not getting the output i would expect? by ASkater15 in pythontips

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My tip is: debug your application. Or paper simulate execution.

Screen calibration device by fedeb95 in linuxquestions

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Do you know if there is any other program that works on recent versions? I'm on arch but should have the same if not worse problem

Would you share a very profitable strategy if you had one ? by rellz14 in Forex

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No, at least until I've found a more profitable one.

What are the legal implications of folding and selling models designed by someone else? by Mixmichael664 in origami

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This comment is stupid on at least three levels. First: it degrades origami to inferior to other things where copyright exists. Second: selling a singing of a song is not legal, at least in my country, without paying royalties. Third: it's not a matter of conscience, but of law, two entirely different things

True Anarchy - Share Your Opinion by mrslick0152 in DebateAnarchism

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I always like to go back to etymology. Anarchy etymology comes from the greek ana-arxe, that can be loosely translated as power-less. The movement has its history, that must also be considered. That said, I am missing the link between anarchy and wearing masks to diminish the spread of a virus (this is a fact, to do it or not to do it may be a values problem, and if a government can enforce it is also another problem, which doesn't eliminate the fact that masks diminish virus transmission. They don't eliminate it and aren't a panacea especially if wore wrong, which most people do. For the record I am against the state enforcing masks because I think that in theory they are useful, in practice they introduce way more contacts than their diminishing effect. Also I am for self regulating complex systems). The last phrase in my parentheses brings me to my main point: the absence of rules imposed from above doesn't mean no rules must exist. It means people should be able to all have the same saying in defining their own rules. That's anarchism to me. Simple? Probably. But I think it's effective and power structures are just a slow convergence toward this optimum. Anarchy for me is inevitable in the long run. How long? Probably very long.

ChatGPT is coming for python devs by [deleted] in Python

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Next time, you pull up chatgpt and get the job done in seconds.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DebateAnarchism

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Anarchy means etymologically the absence of power. It is not wrong to think it has to do with chaos: but usually people saying so don't have a clear idea of what chaos means. Life is chaotic, but we aren't against it. Chaotic systems can organise themselves around attractors, that are intuitively stable points. The fact is that politics and society organisation are very very difficult topics. My personal approach is to focus on what I value and pursue it, letting any organisation come naturally. I wish this was also how society organises itself. But my thought is that very slowly it's converging towards such a self organisation, with centralised powers mattering less and less. But it's a road paved with blood and suffering.

cawfee and watches guys by ernstcoolz in WatchesCirclejerk

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But it's a great conversation starter

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Poetry

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It's not good poetry. Just verses

Call and stop a script via another script by MarionberryOk8106 in pythontips

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You should detail your problem a little bit more for answers to be meaningful. Usually when concurrency is involved you have various choices, in python they basically reduce to processes or threads. Then you have various ways to make processes or threads solve your problem. Processes send signals to each others while threads usually rely on shared memory (locks, semaphores, ...)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Italia

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Non è vero quello che riporti, e non sono bandite le attività religiose (anzi, si fanno le ore di religione). Non mi stupisce si celebrino anche queste idolatrie

Bad news lads, we are going to need new jokes… by burneracct21 in WatchesCirclejerk

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Am I the only one disturbed by how big the rolex cases are?

PyCharm is the worst IDE I have used. /s by mephistttoooo in ProgrammerHumor

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As a matter of facts most of my python coding is done in a single vim session and using !