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InAnEmergency

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    Comment #25585754

    You can video chat and play chess at the same time on https://room.ai/

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    Comment #23319910

    Yep. Like not handling the same corner cases or the same operating systems.

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    Comment #21000784

    Or just follow Amy Hoy's advice[0] and only raise the price for new customers. They probably could have bumped their prices by more than $1/month (and sooner) if they had taken tha…

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    Comment #20608220

    (Author here) I did spend quite a bit of time on your site, linked sites, and webarchive. The files on your site did not work out of the box for me. I did eventually get a combinat…

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    Comment #17855777

    Five years is not that long for a PhD in the US. I took eight years but I also got married, worked full time, and started a company before I finished. By the time I graduated, the …

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    Comment #16009626

    I believe this syntax was only accidentally valid: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/13939#note-5

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    Comment #14625889

    Not much to the article, so I guess the interesting part is the actual game: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/164407978/#fullscreen > It’s a slightly unusual implementation in that…

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    Comment #13061088

    I have a 2012 Lexus that actually tells you "place key on start button" if it thinks the key battery is dead.

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    Comment #12927319

    I think there was a miscommunication in the interview. He meant load/parse/compile time. See http://www.atdot.net/~ko1/activities/2016_railsconf_pub.pdf

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    Comment #12281498

    This article does not cite any references (and is from 2010) so I can't tell if the author was aware that packrat parsing can support left recursion (PDF, 2008): http://web.cs.ucla…

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    Comment #11924204

    Ruby's `Pathname#absolute?` is doing a lot more work[1]. I don't know why, but it is. If I change it to just check the first character for the file separator, as I understand Faste…

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