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GavinMcG
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Comment #49173912
Two things that are necessary are both necessary. That doesn’t mean one collapses into the other.
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Comment #49065106
> Melanoheliophobia Tangential, but this being a nearly word-for-word translation of “black hole fear” made me realize how odd it is that we insist on latinizing these things.
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Comment #48689257
Information wasn’t what those voters lacked.
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Comment #48632621
50%? No, that’s for high wages . And previous taxation is irrelevant: we as a society get to choose what is taxed, and there’s no inherent reason why only a single tax should apply…
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Comment #48600564
Presumably because it hasn’t yet been published?
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Comment #48150518
FTA: > The attorney using the plugin — not the plugin, and not Anthropic — is responsible for the legal positions taken in their work product.
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Comment #47830384
I wouldn’t imagine most people consider anchovy paste a sauce?
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Comment #47629308
I think one factor is the lack of variation. Sure, a copywriter might use those techniques as a hook, but there’s far more content using them paragraph after paragraph after paragr…
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Comment #47615075
It’s the fake drama. Punchy sentences. Contrast . And then? A banal payoff.
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Comment #47569541
The abstract refers only to “sun exposure,” but it really did focus on sunbathing: > Four predetermined questions were posed regarding sun exposure: (i) How often do you sunbathe d…
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Comment #47421699
Most people who use a keyboard aren’t using it for c like languages.
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Comment #47360331
I’d bet 99% of professional developers have never peeked at kernel source code or built their own device drivers.
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Comment #46841712
I think you’re taking “necessary” literally, whereas the author is posing a question about morality.
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Comment #46697934
Why do you imagine that =1931 wouldn’t be equally confusing in some future decamillenium? Arabic numerals have only been around for (charitably) 0.12 decamillenia. Sorry, =.12 deca…
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Comment #45773717
NSDR, rather—Non-Sleep Deep Rest.
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Comment #45524216
Why on earth should your brand new account be considered trustworthy when it comes to commenting on either party?
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Comment #45407782
Is a lightweight easy-to-read plain text markup language the right tool for that job?
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Comment #45398274
Not that it couldn’t be trivial in the abstract, but I’m struggling to imagine a use for a nested list item containing a table of blockquotes. It doesn’t seem at all surprising tha…
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Comment #45242288
Of course it’s not a given as to any particular person, but regardless, it’s the right presumption. And yes, of course there are things outside your control. Is that really “equall…
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Comment #45056100
For what it’s worth, I don’t think there’s much about Gleam’s design that is specific to “the functional patterns the BEAM was built for.” If you’re getting stuck in abstraction he…
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Comment #44837185
The article admits that the 700k figure “assumes the worst-case scenario that you take the high valuation of the financial authorities (factor 13.75) as base valuation for your exi…
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Comment #44763977
Perhaps a stack-based language like Uiua would be well-suited.
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Comment #44517193
Might be a case of ginned up accusations of “poor management” to cover for political animus.