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WSSP

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    Comment #47116983

    > The Google admin tools and process haven’t quite been able to cope with this situation and people have been overly banned with poor information sent to the users. I can’t recall …

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    Comment #46983547

    > American Model trains on public data without a "do not use this without permission" clause. this is going through various courts right now, but likely not

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    Comment #30728686

    to be clear I meant emotionally able to move on. burnout is often characterized as being unable to do that, even if the person wants/needs to but yes I agree anyone who can takes m…

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    Comment #30723045

    I suspect many resignations due to burnout would be better attributed to the company's poor management, culture, lack of opportunities/compensation, etc. not that I think burnout i…

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    Comment #30195323

    there's a lot of land on the WA/OR coast, but you won't find it cheap in a Seattle suburb, which is where a 30 minute drive along the coastline will take you

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    Comment #28665633

    > From what I've heard, Swift was also optimized for low memory usage rather than raw speed at a 1000 foot view, Swift inherits its reference counting system from Objective-C, mean…

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    Comment #28664634

    out of curiosity what does terrible means relative to other web server frameworks, and any idea what explains it? I would expect a Swift web framework has at least the potential to…

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    Comment #25379103

    post-ARC, Objective-C and Swift aren't very different in terms of memory management. retain and release are handled for you, and you only need to worry about retain cycles. structs…

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    Comment #25234678

    the bait is that reference counting is (often considered to be) a type of garbage collection, and that correction is frequently made in comment threads and hey, here we are

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    Comment #23709801

    I love it every time I see it linked

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    Comment #21717436

    that argument definitely has some truth, but it's worth considering that playing a randomizer is a very different experience than speed running the original game as mxwsn said. I'v…