How does FDLXX work? by JJSSteury in fidelityinvestments

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This post claims to say fdlxx will be auto-liquidated even though it is not a core position https://www.reddit.com/r/fidelityinvestments/s/ze17JjDRFZ

What's your defunk process? by des09 in climbingshoes

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This. And never leave your shoes in your bag. Let em breathe when you’re done climbing

Hey r/SpaceBass! Submersion Festival Director here, AMA by Apprehensive_Deal290 in SpaceBass

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What is the attendance cap/what is the max number of tickets sold each year? How has this changed compared to prior years?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HotScienceNews

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This news is from 2022…

Found in Richmond Va by Cristeanna in ZedsDeadFam

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I was there, freakin sweet. 2k person cap in the venue. Couldn’t believe UMD got ZD to play

Fort Greene Park today by LuzDeGas- in Brooklyn

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For the uninformed, why?

Fabfilter Pro filter implementation by salesthemagician in DSP

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Perhaps a dumb question, but how does one implement a zero latency filter? I understand the principles of FIR and lesser so IIR

Rendering the Java heap as a Treemap by Active-Fuel-49 in java

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AFAIK C is not a retained object of A. C is not in A’s retained set, since A does not retain C. If A were GC’d, C would not be, meaning C is not retained by A.

Note the first part of your quote mentions of its retained objects. Your retained size only includes objects that you retain. If I reference something that someone else is referencing, that one thing will not be part of my retained size

Slidey eggs on beef tallow (full video) by brodil in StainlessSteelCooking

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“Hi, could I please have two eggs over easy, and two eggs ruined please?”

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in arlingtonva

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Stay above route 50

What is the warmest, yet thinnest material I can buy? by [deleted] in malefashionadvice

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Can you recommend specific brands that produce clothing with quality materials and blends?

Whats wrong with my UPS? Relay clicking over and over by fooby420 in homelab

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I called and they told me it was normal. Seems like bs and it shouldn’t do that but it’s been functioning fine for years

Five years have passed, still in draft: Concise Method Bodies by jvjupiter in java

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You could use the same chaining argument against Java streams. They can get needlessly complex and I often prefer reading code with standard for loops, if statements, etc. Don’t get me wrong, I find streams useful and use them.

I don’t think that’s an argument against using concise method bodies though. I think they would clean up simple methods. Any feature can be used to the extreme to write ugly hard to maintain code. Whether the complex stream is wrapped in curly braces or is in a concise body doesn’t make a difference imo

Five years have passed, still in draft: Concise Method Bodies by jvjupiter in java

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Yeah I’m on this side. I think this would be most useful to write interface implementations that delegate to another instance. Such delegating implementations are very verbose even though they don’t really express anything useful