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Comment #42950088
openSUSE is a great all-around distro, not only for sys-admins. It comes in two main flavors: Leap (stable) and Tumbleweed (rolling), and several others. The main difference betwee…
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Comment #40874216
"It's interesting that modern movies have to make you think you understand something, before they pull the curtain back and reveal there's a twist. Otherwise people will get diseng…
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Comment #40855161
As a former researcher I can attest this is how research is done :-)
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Comment #40831294
Not condoning his actions, but "a thinker and doer" is certainly a fitting eulogy, and not a bad one to have in ones grave.
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Comment #40730695
Hope you keep discovering all the wonderful things about Perl, and that you keep finding it useful and enjoyable. Perl is extremely powerful and comes handy in a lot of situations …
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Comment #40638117
I am worried too. But not as much for the AI itself, but the hoards of brainless humans (including quite a number in positions of at least some power) who are being seduced by the …
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Comment #40637757
This is an interesting history that was surrounded by mysteries until recently. In Sweden, where I live, it is well known of course. Author Bea Uusma has done intense research many…
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Comment #40634948
Ditto! For the same reason Perl is my go to language for everything I do that I do not have to share. When I have to work with others it will have to be Python (in the best cases) …
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Comment #40398665
I see that. My point is that if the captured energy is used, and thus ultimately dissipated as heat, on the planet's surface, that planet is sooner than later going to have climati…
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Comment #40398616
One aspect that I find problematic with the idea of Dyson spheres is: where will the energy be dissipated? In the civilization's planet's surface? It seems to me that it would crea…
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Comment #31549152
? I dont understand what you mean. You may be confusing with other user. Nevermind.
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Comment #31548926
Yes, it was about the Perl Data Language. I see, thank you.
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Ask HN: Problems while submitting post, is this normal?
I tried several times to submit a short post sharing the recent release of the latest version of a package. However, the submission does not seem to complete. This seems weird beca…
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Comment #31539183
More info on: https://perldoc.perl.org/perldelta
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Comment #31516961
Interesting article. Even more interesting comments.
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Comment #31146691
Dangerous. Certainly emulating China, which is less than auspicious ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System
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Comment #31142205
Yes, Perl is still used and it is fast and excellent for anything that becomes too big or complicated for a shell or awk script. As you write it is installed in the vast majority o…
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Comment #31133616
By the way, why post this? The Python-vs-Perl war ended long ago. Python won in a number of ways, in particular the popularity contest. But Perl still has a lot to offer (CPAN, bac…
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Comment #31133567
This article is from 2014.
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Comment #31133508
ahh me too ... between ages 10-14 in the 80s I would spend my way back from school looking for magazines with schematics, then on saturday mornings I will bike to the local compone…
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Comment #31024627
Sometimes the best security is to go low-tech. At the risk of not being original, I vote for a mechanical/physical hardware switch for microphone, and a manual lid/lock for the cam…