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Cursuviam
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Comment #19285729
This would make a great Polandball edit: Did not expect downvotes on this. Curious why
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Comment #19284572
Discords for small niches and personal servers are increasingly popular. Many subreddits have an associated discord.
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Comment #19266307
I don't understand your ps. Are you saying they should or shouldn't use the term South Asian?
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Comment #19239003
It pays to be seen as honest, not actually honest.
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Comment #19226087
Of course it's not literally slavery or indentured servitude, but it does share some common elements that are useful for our analysis. In particular, they both involve voluntary co…
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Comment #19206082
I suppose indentured servitude is a more apt metaphor.
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Comment #19192605
China is a much bigger market than India in 1973
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Comment #18998653
Messenger already has an encrypted mode on devices, though I agree default encryption seems unlikely.
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Comment #18915724
It's their family motto, so many Starks have said it
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Comment #18823297
Blaze is the internal version, such as borg vs kubernetes
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Comment #18762128
It was a wonderful class! When I took it, the class sessions were basically open problem solving sessions involving said advance data structures. Apparently, the class leads to at …
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Comment #18695632
Which makes sense for a British publication
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Comment #18679090
Sure, you can prove a minimal distance. Think of this problem as a metal chain. Each link of the chain enforces a maximal distance on the nodes it adjoins. The chain is bound on ei…
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Comment #18677450
You could use this to prove that N devices are spread fairly geographically evenly near the line between two devices you know the location of, if the transport latency was fairly c…
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Comment #18639296
I also prefer having a thicker phone in exchange for durability and battery life, so I current have the Galaxy S8 Active, which does very well on those fronts. Sadly, it appears it…
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Comment #18625669
"Jefferson has beliefs, Burr has none." (From Hamilton)
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Comment #18623740
Same here. The only real work I had to do was removing some unnecessary imports because of the new improvements to mod namespaces.
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Comment #18620720
They mean plurality.
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Comment #18544909
Agreed. For example, the Media Lab and administration took opposing sides during the whole Senior House fiasco. The MIT administration overall is incredibly lawsuit/risk averse aft…
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Comment #18534277
Automated deploys aren't a magic bullet and can still break production, even at a big megacorp with tons of infra and tests to keep prod safe.
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Comment #18482549
Bash shortcut guides get most of the useful ones. https://github.com/fliptheweb/bash-shortcuts-cheat-sheet
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Comment #18481794
I second this greatly! Too many people roll their own line editors and always mess up the readline (emacs) shortcuts.
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Comment #18481776
Having written a shell in C, shells require a lot of string and buffer manipulation, which I prefer doing in rust for both security and ergonomic reasons.
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Comment #18477365
I mean its consistent with the fact that they actually had good security, thus they're probably not shorting the IT budget.
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Comment #18454442
FPTP with the electoral college makes my vote count for nothing voting in a solid red or blue state. I despise this fact. Elections only really focus on swing states and thus swing…