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Brananarchy

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    Comment #41711775

    Location: Portland, OR Remote: Preferred, local hybrid OK Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, C/C++, Linux, git. Some helm/k8s. Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/branan-r…

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    Comment #41098284

    C tolower() is locale aware and handles utf-8 as well as many other encodings

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    Comment #40817601

    2017 is quite a long time ago, especially in terms of how long smartphones have been around (and arguably even in terms of how long cell phones have been mainstream). The US is way…

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    Comment #40807415

    Hydrofluoric acid. Nasty, nasty stuff.

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    Comment #40714536

    This is absolutely a false equivalence. Google and Meta choose to give the government all sorts of data that they're not required by law to give, because they don't see it as worth…

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    Comment #40677360

    Most advertised commercial uses of "AI" are glorified search. This seems like an improvement in that space?

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    Comment #40615779

    You greatly overestimate how long systematic weather data collection has occurred across even first-world countries, nevermind the rest of the globe. There are certainly many, many…

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    Comment #40521394

    25 feet is actually pretty far. You could be on top of a two story building or across the street and still be "too close". Obviously neither of those cases would interfere with an …

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    Comment #40497432

    In pure water it's not an issue. In drinking water which has all sorts of "stuff", getting very to that level of precision isn't easy.

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    Comment #40473333

    What is your alternative which is better than a jury trial?

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    Comment #40220278

    IANAL and all that... If it's truly accidental (as in a rogue employee or a script that f'd up), they probably have a legal basis to break the contract/license terms and retract it…

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    Comment #40148938

    It works fine, I use it all the time for my hobby OS development.

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    Comment #40074020

    I don't think it's a joke. The possessive plural is a disaster in American English

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    Comment #40074015

    I consider line wrapping to also be part of a sufficiently smart editor, and line limits should also go away in an ideal world. The limiting factor on line length should be "is thi…

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    Comment #40073668

    The grocer's apostrophe (which I will argue should be called the grocers'(1) apostrophe, since there are many offending grocers) is the bane of my existence (1) My phone absolutely…

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    Comment #40073625

    I maintain, that if everybody used a sufficiently smart editor, tabs for indentation and spaces for alignment would be the objectively correct choice.

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    Comment #40073482

    They will have inherent _output_ latency.

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    Comment #39847941

    This exactly. I've got all six original Star Trek films on UHD blu-rays. I was recently visiting my mother and we watched The Voyage Home (the one with the whales) streaming on her…

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    Comment #39797141

    If it's the one I'm thinking of: the title was about government, but all of the examples in the article were private firms with profit motives. The author implied that government m…

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    Comment #39739627

    Yup. At a previous employer we had a "loop until [list] is empty" in our interpreter. This list would be appended to by any recursion in the interpreted language (effectively sayin…

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    Comment #39535214

    You over estimate the 'semi-pro' market for graphics cards. Gamers are barely willing to pay for 20GB. There's no market for consumer cards with an order of magnitude more RAM unti…

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    Comment #39534261

    As a US citizen, I tend to agree...

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    Comment #39353678

    I started the topic, and you chose to respond to it. The topic and contest is "the concept of professionalism is used as a tool to oppress people" (although I phrased it gentler). …

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    Comment #39353187

    That doesn't address my assertion that "unprofessional" is used as a cudgel to abuse minorities.

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    Comment #39353179

    How is any of that related to the issues I raised? I never argued that any of that was acceptable. I'm not arguing that anyone should be able to do anything in the workplace, and t…