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Posts by John C
Since the tradition doesn't have any enforcement anywhere, we can't necessarily pinpoint a single reason, but it probably has a lot to do with the available technology of the early 1970s when Chamb...
As a newcomer here, I'd like to suggest two additional issues that weigh in favor of closing unworkable questions. First, a site that wants to grow its community needs to moderate its content. If...
The difference (and the page that you cite actually does mention it, even if broadly) is that algorithmic analysis has interests and (arguably) traditions that most people find counter-intuitive. ...
How does one parse/decode/extract information stored by a web page in Firefox's browser local storage without the browser? So far, I've worked out that the data lives at ~/.mozilla/firefox/${profi...
It's been a while, but the answer is "yes and no," I believe. No: The describe-schema command doesn't (last I heard) allow any modification. Yes: The describe-schema command also doesn't do any...
My understanding (from sometimes working on the older form) is that your instinct hits pretty close to the mark. It often depends on what you need and (increasingly importantly) how rigid a system...
It looks like they do have...something. From https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/hyperlink-to-source-code-in-bitbucket/: URI Template for src {+bitbucket}{/owner, repository_nam...
I originally didn't bother to mention it because I have typically used it from Pandoc, making it equivalent to LaTeX. However, Weasyprint both works as Pandoc's alternative HTML-to-PDF path and ru...
This probably makes for a thoroughly unsatisfying answer, but there's probably far stronger cultural pressure than technical pressure. In European-derived cultures, we mostly group numbers by powe...
I'd propose (and have generally used, back when I worked on C projects) a fourth option that I don't think gets too far out of line. If I understand the situation correctly, that you want to test ...
If you can truncate (get the floor() of a number), then you can round the number by adding 0.5 first. Or, I suppose that, for the sake of completeness, you add "the equivalent of 0.5," since a giv...
