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SandB0x
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Comment #33105934
It's a big deal for the many affected people
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Comment #29447742
I think you mean: "Has relevant industry knowledge
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Comment #28883930
Well that too
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Comment #28881254
This is simply insolvency, not fractional reserve.
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Comment #28779974
The diff https://github.com/reactiveui/splat/pull/778/files
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Comment #28667165
> oftentimes I'm rewriting existing chunks of code to incorporate the new features because I chose a certain structure that no longer makes sense. You're doing it right. > the clie…
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Comment #24540990
The original comment was completely unacceptable.
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Comment #23656495
Stock price dropping over 8% today is one metric.
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Comment #22896993
It seems unlikely that someone would even be tested after being hit by a truck, or that a doctor would choose to list it as a cause of death.
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Comment #22473799
My kid of this age loves the Brio Builder range: https://www.brio.net/products/all-products/builder
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Comment #18801480
Do you really expect to hire a good developer with experience for £28k in London?
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Comment #15872559
Reminder that Eliezer Yudowsky is a crank https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Eliezer_Yudkowsky
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Comment #14030249
> there’s nothing about software development that requires meatspace interactions This is a big claim that is not true in my experience. Dealing with highly ambiguous situations, t…
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Comment #14014770
That's more or less what happens at the end of Battlestar Galactica (syfy version).
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Comment #13747801
Is this a wise comment to make, given that your profile displays your personal details and work history?
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Comment #13719266
Can someone provide a lay-person's explanation of the issue and its implications?
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Comment #13694131
I like the double entendre in the title.
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Comment #13614252
How should they contact you?
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Comment #13605562
I'd imagine it would be very hard to switch to that kind of model after all this time. Wouldn't guaranteeing a permanent level of support would likely involve hiring people and hav…
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Comment #13605513
> The performance of a "for loop" is usually dog slow (some special cases were optimized recently). You often spend hours figuring out how to vectorize your code so it runs decentl…
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