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COMPUTERLOSER

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    Comment #14131519

    It's a coding meme.

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    Comment #14091835

    This comment made me throw up in my mouth a little.

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    Comment #14051724

    And the same reason they think hackernews and their js 'frameworks' are special.

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    Comment #14044204

    Rust is basically hipster-compatible Ada, which explains why Rust will be adopted and Ada will not.

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    Comment #13977970

    Matlab and numpy serve that market today.

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    Comment #13972872

    CIA mind control

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    Comment #13970093

    Wasn't he trying to smuggle 320GB? You can get 512 gb sd card that would easily fit into your anus.

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    Comment #13970055

    you are cordially invited to join us at irc.buttes.org. Once you enter our chat lobby, an attendant will assist you.

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    Comment #13969851

    Usually it is. Labour is expensive.

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    Comment #13969829

    A level headed manager asserts that the goal of a business is to make money and outreach isn't the primary goal of a for-profit company. Such activities are fine as long as they do…

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    Comment #13969180

    you are cordially invited to join us at irc.buttes.org. Once you enter our chat lobby, an attendant will assist you.

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    Comment #13949558

    So he took a working C program, wrote an autoconf/automake configuration and put some 2017 web-bling on it. I like the before better... Python and Go both have very good facilities…

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    Comment #13885717

    But they're not interchangeable, so they give an person reading the code a strong hint whether it's a array index, function call/grouping, or a code block.

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    Comment #13879994

    Value of random website that I click on: $0.01 Potential losses from drive-by-download or other malicious content served by an ad-network: -$30000.00

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    Comment #13879261

    No ads are acceptable if I choose to have an ad-blocker installed.

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    Comment #13848476

    MIT is only okay with "disruption" and "disobedience" in the late stage capitalism meanings of those words. They merely put up with the 70s hacker culture until it interfered with …

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    Comment #13847421

    Wigan Pier mostly.

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    Comment #13843549

    Logs of Blogs of Blogs.

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    Comment #13843536

    Jokes going to be on them when the dollar crashes and they won't have easy access to their liquidity in bitcoins.