Thanks for teaching me something, but the obscurity of your answer just illustrates how rare that requirement is in human readable formats, and mostly limited to data formats designed for numeric precision, like HDF5, FITS or protobuf.
What text based serialization formats do enforce numeric precision?
AFAIK it’s always left up to the writer (serializer)
The US adult literacy rate was 91% in the year 1910.
If you’re using a library to handle deserialization , the ugliness of the serial format doesn’t matter that much.
Just call yaml.load() and forget about it.
On lemmy.ml they’d be arguing that the zombie should be supported because a zombie apocalypse will destroy US imperialism.
Lemmy had Karma but got rid of it because it’s so gameable that its only uses are bad.
Your argument is shit. It’s basically “some tourists bad, therefore all tourism bad.”
Like how dare people want to see the world?
Experts will tell you they drink Paul Masson Pinot Chardonnay because of its full varietal aroma, brilliant color and long pleasant finish. What they mean is…it tastes good. Paul Masson will sell no wine before its time.
He should talk, they’re both wearing socks with sandals.
I know Edison loves to steal credit but lamps existed for thousands of years before Joseph Swan made a workable electric version.
MIMO will solve lensing issues but not internal reflection or absorbance.
So like OP says, it’s a signal strength issue.
Duo doesn’t mess around.
You could have deleted that. There are enough pics of wrinkly buttholes on the internet.
Combines the conservative hatred of secular public education with the entitled boomer hatred of the young.
Screws in masonry probably act as a poor Ufer ground. The current is minuscule.
You forgot the BBQ lube.
The mesh is not dense enough to be a true Faraday cage for 2.4GHz, but is dense enough to hurt signal strength.
I like both of those but cannot abide goat because it’s always so lean and bony.