From my understanding SponsorBlock doesn't use any ML stuff, but is simply a database that allows other users to submit what they think is a sponsor (or other annoyance). I've found it to sometimes not get all sponsors (especially for more niche videos), and the self-promotion sections are usually too agressive (but they can be disabled).
I'd say give it a go honestly
I believe that is a reference to programs such as PRISM which indeed do force companies to hand over large amounts of data to the government (agencies)
I'll throw my recommendation behind them as well, they are a really cool (and large) set of albums
Shame that the original artist doesn't sell many of them anymore
For the most part that does seem to be the case.
Though I have had problems with Qbittorrent and qt6 not playing nicely unless i hold back qt6. Seems to be resolved now
It would be the 3rd derivative. Inflation is the first (rate of change of prices). The increase of Inflation is the second (rate of change of inflation).
Therefore the decrease of the increase of inflation is the third
I feel like that has sort of been asked already, in the context of abortions for women who have been raped/ are in danger. There's quite a few places that allow abortion only in those circumstances, and the reasoning behind that is usually that "fetuses are human, but in these cases the fetus can be killed because it threatens the women/ the women did not consent".
While an interesting avenue to explore, for the general debate it is less useful that discussing when life begins.
IIRC it was changed in the curriculum at some point, since we had both BODMAS and later BIDMAS.
I imagine it was done for the reason you gave, it does make more sense
> under/overflow
Assuming the 2 variables are treated as unsigned ints, even with under/overflows the algorithm works, since if a=a+b overflows, then b=a-b is guaranteed to underflow, thus returning the original a.
The overflowed bit is irrelevant here
> The only time I've ever needed that was because I'm copy/pasting something from the internet, which I probably shouldn't be doing at all, and at the very least not with such frequency that it effects my decision of which shell to use.
It is nice when you generally write {POSIX,Bash} scripts, and decide to quickly throw something together in the interactive shell. I find myself often putting $(), before realising that I need to remove the $ to make it valid in fish.
But yeah, i think it's mostly to make shell scripts of the internet work OOTB.