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DaiHafVaho
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Comment #19128522
Good thing you grew out of being a toxic self-aggrandizing egoist! This blog post wasn't about you; it's about Wayland community memes. But sure, let's make it about you. Let's go …
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Comment #19102105
As an (anonymous) programming language designer, a few bits of feedback. First, nice concept, but without open code, it might as well not exist, and without open specification, it …
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Comment #19096278
To ghost somebody is to make them like a ghost to you.
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Comment #19095273
The easy: Drink more water. Stretch regularly. The habits to change: Eat breakfast. Cherish loved ones. The difficult: Empathize with your employer; understand how they (don't) val…
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Comment #19085800
This "book" does not work without JS enabled. Disappointingly, out of all of the changes in HTTP/3, cookies are still present. It'd be nice if HTTP/4 weren't also a continuation of…
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Comment #19079136
PyPy offers such a long-term support; they will support their Python 2.7 interpreter indefinitely. [0] I hope that 2019 is the year of PyPy adoption, as folks get ready to leave CP…
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Comment #19075387
Monotonic versioning [0] seems to be a strictly better scheme; "semantic" versioning doesn't actually include meaning, just the opinions of the authors of code. A language's develo…
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Comment #19041226
I bet that you're into free content too, when you're not on your high horse. The public domain is a great thing and we should feel entitled to it. Don't forget that a paywall only …
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Comment #19022747
Of course. A proof is that which convinces; I was convinced, but that doesn't mean that you have to be convinced. I was presented with evidence which I can't share with anybody: my…
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Comment #19019688
I'm not sure. It's possible that I came to my conclusions purely through philosophical reasoning, and that I am suffering the sort of defect that famously consumed Cantor or Gödel …
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Comment #19019380
Fresh account for obvious reasons. I wonder whether I "suffer" from this. It's not really suffering. I am very comfortable being a meatbag who hallucinates that they are thinking t…