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Hinrik

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    Comment #49242277

    That commenter you're replying to knows that. The original commenter before them wrote "pulled the plug" which is different and doesn't quite apply here (actually implies the oppos…

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    Comment #48935630

    Layperson here: what is special about Go's runtime, aside from the GC?

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    Comment #48309741

    If those bugs are only present in the Linux port, then yeah, Linux users cost more to support. But if a significant amount of these bugs affect all platforms, then you could argue …

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    Comment #48126505

    If the car you're driving has achieved super-intelligence and is capable of evolving and self-replicating, then life, uh, finds a way.

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    Comment #42611723

    The poster you're replying to was asking about wheat vs rice protein, not whey.

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    Comment #40819069

    Even worse for Icelandic ones. Keychron used to show the Icelandic flag on their Nordic keyboard page, despite that layout not including Icelandic-specific characters (Ð / Þ missin…

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    Comment #38915180

    In the U.K. they even use the term "give evidence" for the act of testifying in court.

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    Comment #38282310

    My native keyboard layout is Icelandic so I'm not holding my breath. I ordered one with a blank ISO layout.

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    Comment #37801288

    >Why hasn't anyone made a hybrid car that uses a gasoline-powered turbine generator to charge its batteries instead of a piston engine? The current engine formula (2014-) in Formul…

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    Comment #37416762

    >Luckily Init7 took them to court and they are now back peddling. You mean back-pedaling. Peddling is something different.

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    Comment #37092254

    This crash was also covered on an episode[1] of the Black Box Down podcast. [1]: https://roosterteeth.com/watch/black-box-down-2020-7-30

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    Comment #37046026

    Drivel. Dribble is what you do with a basketball.

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    Comment #33231020

    >I'm not sure what you mean by "sound the same", but just by comparing a simple change from major to minor is quite a dramatic change That's because OP is not talking about the dif…

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    Comment #32674577

    In finance, MM is a shorthand for millions: https://www.orsurety.com/blog/is-it-m-for-thousand-and-mm-fo...

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    Comment #32580741

    Like the commenter alluded to, it allows accurately constrainted type-ahead. If a query starts with "SELECT FROM my_table " and expects one or more column names at that point, your…

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    Comment #31878982

    You might enjoy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/This_Is_the_Police

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    Comment #30857092

    "Show me your flowchart and conceal your tables, and I shall continue to be mystified. Show me your tables, and I won't usually need your flowchart; it'll be obvious." -- Fred Broo…

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    Comment #30640803

    In an asynchronous medium like Slack or IRC, the effort _isn't_ wasted, because the question will stay there, allowing people to see it later who weren't even around when the quest…

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    Comment #30499629

    >True, but if you're having two windows side by side, the wider 16:9 will give you more horizontal space to do so. I don't know about you, but I don't read two pages of text at the…

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    Comment #30498370

    Nobody keeps anything close to that kind of amount in a savings account. They put it into various asset classes that appreciate by a lot more than 0.06%/year.

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    Comment #29712801

    You might want to add a slash at the end of "trash", or add a mkdir before that command. Otherwise, doing this on a system where ~/.trash doesn't exist can still make you lose file…

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    Comment #29448657

    >I was in uni around 2007-08 and realised it was using a serious amount of my time and energy. The first public version of Minecraft came out in May 2009.

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    Comment #28327951

    It's more about the small effect sizes of 8 people vs 1. Still a lot of room for noise in the result.

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    Comment #27650761

    Drastically different? It looks almost identical to a map of the U.S. where each dot represents a town: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapping-population-density-...

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    Comment #27458894

    > The average person in the northeast spends 31 minutes commuting per day [2], for simplicity that's 0.5 hours,* 2 commutes a day, * 5 days a week, * 50 weeks a year (assuming 2 we…