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BubRoss

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    That's because they work on the same data format, have no state, no branching, single input, single output and can be executed serially without needing to be looped. They also don'…

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    Comment #23631598

    And to think that all it took was printing off more than $35,000 per tax payer which will then be multiplied by 8x through fractional reserve banking. The inflation will eventually…

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    Comment #23622336

    > I'm a gay man of color What is the connection here? What does that have to do with linking relationship dynamics to astrology?

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    Comment #23619408

    Have you actually gotten the static library and compile to memory mode to work?

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    Comment #23599840

    What are those checks and what things need to be taken away that have to be done at the language level? Why aren't you giving specific examples?

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    Comment #23597396

    That's an assertion, but not anything to back it up. First, threads have been implemented as libraries many times. Second, if checks need to happen theg can happen at debug run tim…

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    Comment #23595750

    I don't understand why something like this would need a separate language. Switching languages means starting over in many ways with regards to tools libraries and semantics. A gra…

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    Comment #23587620

    Seems like a lot of rationalizing.

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    Comment #23552650

    Read the comments on zero hedge and see if you think they seem like real people reading the story and commenting.

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    Comment #23546894

    Zero hedge for some reason had a crazy downward spiral in their comments. Many years ago I don't remember them being out of the ordinary, but one or two years ago I checked back an…

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    Comment #23541868

    I hope some day doing something trivial using rust will no longer warrant a hacker news post to promote a startup.

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    Comment #23523788

    Rendering at a higher resolution makes a giant difference, even for low poly games. Old games were not only low res, but didn't have a lot of antialiasing either. On an emulator yo…

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    Comment #23509012

    It isn't that bad.

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    Comment #23499151

    You don't have to sign anything when you leave a job. They ask you to sign something and you can choose to if you get something in return.

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    Comment #23496113

    Why do you say "how well it would work in practice" ? It has been in practice for 50 years. Do deficits dominate political conversations? And what does that have to do with matteri…

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    Comment #23485311

    Were you upset about this before the article?

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    Comment #23477770

    I think the answer here is that LuaJIT is fast, and that well written native programs would still be faster, not that C "isn't well matched to CPUs". Modern optimizations are more …

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    Comment #23472859

    What are you basing this on exactly?

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    Comment #23469650

    I don't think anyone rejected it because of sandboxing. It is a new API that would only work on windows with that installed. Learning something completely new for a niche target is…

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    Comment #23453844

    There is a difference between attacking someone and being blunt. If you want to ban people and scold them for being blunt then you might as well say that, but to say this is attack…

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    Comment #23453521

    It looks to me like I've been banned for calling a ycombinator funded hypnosis app nonsense.

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    Comment #23450055

    All you did was link a 20 page paper without quoting what you think is relevant, and yet I already said that it contradicts what you are saying. It doesn't talk about children or i…

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    Comment #23449123

    You realize that a source would be something that has to do with what you are saying right? I asked for a source on how a 5G frequency at their amplitude would affect a baby differ…

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    Comment #23448518

    That's not even remotely close to being a source for what you are saying. You need a source that shows that there is something different about babies, different about the 5G freque…