Maybe one of the longest park benches ever, who knows?
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Maybe one of the longest park benches ever, who knows?
I had this lined up with no-one around, and as always, someone walks into the shot and doesn't move. I first think they are ruining the photo, then realise they actually add an element I wasn't looking for but like ;)
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@luca No. Lo ho riordinato e va in mona tuti quanti.
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@arclight Thanks for the insight.
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Giving #Sharkey one more try (the 9th for the record).
Yes I can be pretty persistent, LOL 😅
Send me pictures of your cute pets in case it doesn't work... 🙃
#SharkeyMonAmour #MySoCalledSudoLife
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@DigiDavidex
Si, frequentemente.
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Attenzione, sciopero! ✈️
Viaggiatori, si prevedono agitazioni sindacali il giorno 29/10 in diversi scali italiani.
Nel link qui sotto trovate i dettagli.
Indovinate chi dovrebbe partire proprio il 29?
Vi farò sapere come va a finire.
https://www.theflightclub.it/2025/10/sciopero-29ottobre-malpensa-linate-airfrance/
@Viaggi #sciopero #aereo #viaggio #viaggiare #trasporti #scioperotrasporti #sfiga
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@amoroso @nedbat Exceptions are three GOTOs in a trenchcoat. :)
Seriously though, it wasn't until reading Object Oriented Software Construction by Bertrand Meyer that I became comfortable with exceptions. This the book that introduces the Eiffel language and Design by Contract (DbC). It's a great book - clear and insightful, engaging and readable for a textbook - very highly recommended.
Meyer's position was that you clearly define the scope of responsibility of a routine as well as its requirements and expectations. Exceptions are for exceptional conditions _only_ - issues where the routine's contract with its caller is broken. DbC makes you think more clearly and intentionally when you create a routine; part of that is clearly documenting which exceptions a routine can throw. One of my biggest complaints about OO systems is that there's no way to get a complete list of exceptions that could be emitted from a function call so you can effectively handle them; I'm not sure that's even possible. Either way it makes the code difficult to reason about. Not that status codes are any better in practice - the tradeoff seems to be between clear implementation code and routines with clearly documented behavior.
As noted in the post, some languages don't have exceptions; here's an exploration into error handling in Modern Fortran that tries to do better than just returning an integer https://matthiasnoback.nl/2025/07/fortran-errors-and-error-handling-part-1-exploration/
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My favourite 'good' photo from last week for today's #FotoMontag 'nA play with reflection and illusion 😉'nAlt text : 36 words'n#fotografie
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Mount Moran at Oxbow Bend, Snake River, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming#viajar #travel #nature #naturaleza #fotografie #photography
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