

It’d be nicer to see tagged unions first, with the machinery for those, and then take steps to provide a semantic fix for error handling.
It’d be nicer to see tagged unions first, with the machinery for those, and then take steps to provide a semantic fix for error handling.
The “satisfaction” is probably novelty. UK/EU, nobody thinks about it.
I think there’s a kind of fetishisation of manual transmission in the US. Like your emergency scenario: I guess if you need to accelerate away from 30-50 feral hogs then you might welcome it.
“Lead with the foot that is going down” is missing from this.
You typically learn to feel the accelerator and brake with one foot but just engage the clutch (ie, all the finesse is letting the clutch out). But you know this. All your muscle memory works like that. When you switch to automatic, just use the one foot and it works much better.
You have probably already worked that out but it’s handy advice if you’re a passenger in an automatic with a first-time driver who is used to manual.
Mind your ankles. The slopes around here are slippery.
In the UK, in general, take advice. If you’re bang to rights then a guilty plea (in court, not to the police) can affect sentencing.
Unfortunately, having said that, the UK conviction rate for rape is unbelievably low. “She liked sex ergo she deserved it” is still a line that juries are too willing to buy. It’s fucking depressing.
If you had a brace of five-syllable lines bracketing that and managed to reference the season, you’d have a perfect haiku.
Honestly I think W3 jumped the shark when it added a fifth faction for Gwent, and I know I’m not alone in this opinion.
So you’re all for freedom of speech, but the moment someone exercises it you’d like them to up sticks to another country? Riiight. You sound unhinged.
I think hate can be self-destructive. If you’re going to punch a Nazi, do it from a place of love. But also, more power to your elbow.
You make a persuasive case that free speech, by your definition, isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
Why would you want to be hateful?!
You sound angry. Take a breath and grow up.
How is that checker configured?
It might be doing something like this:
import student_module
student_module.main()
and because you’re already invoking main
as the module is imported, it’s getting stuck the second time around. Maybe add some indicative print
at the entrypoint to your main function.
Another reply in here has supplied the standard idiom for making a module executable:
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
Thousands separator.
That’s pretty nuch why every one of these cases has settled before it reached court. The first thing the prosecution would do would be to get documetation of how many times this had happened, and the met policy that knowingly encouraged it.
Post Sept 11, (lots of) flights were grounded for several days.
If you want to nudge the ketohead narcissist, you have to pander to the ego.
Antibiotic-resistant communicable diseases don’t respect political borders.
I’m not quite sure why you fetishise a bit-for-bit over semantic equivalence. Doesn’t it turn “it works on my machine” into "it works on my machine as long as it has this sha: … "?