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arkt8

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    Comment #48412679

    saying it is for Linux made me think it would be open source as there are already lot of things people can do without mouse... There is an extensive list of window managers, like S…

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    Comment #48002959

    How much far is 67% against 55%? Does the research considered same patients as the doctors? How much it can be effective for science if it is not compared side by side how each sce…

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    Comment #48002895

    how much confidence is 67%? does it was at the same patients with the same info? If not it is just selling bait.

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    Comment #48002878

    Not he automation, but the way... we gone farther since agricultural and energy domestication... but the profit as main director is less than suboptimal, it is tragical. Having kno…

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    Comment #48002841

    More than ever is time to be stoic. Have things but live as having nothing. But as obvious as the author says it was predictable too. By now... I see in my country high prices for …

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    Comment #47512118

    Most of boring is about people thinking AI is really intelligent. Thinking that it is magic. With magic comes the ghosts instead bugs. Who was lazy, will become even lazier. Engine…

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    Comment #47484706

    I have no metrics but there is a lot (if not most of) sites with similar issues. A simple site of lyrics, or newspapers that start videos automatically. Github was worse, now at le…

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    Comment #46788993

    The biggest difficult is not that, is the many assumptions you need when writing a makefile and how to use different versions of same library. The LD_PATH is something had as poten…

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    Comment #46678471

    This news shows the progresss by 2019, but couldn't find more recent updates. https://www.nucnet.org/news/plans-progress-for-orano-to-buil...

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    Comment #46434448

    No matter which new technology arises on the horizon... what is tainted is not internet, not AI. Is the entire purpose on follow dollars. I hated when needed to see Google reports …

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    Comment #46075286

    it sometimes can be just an architectural issue... You can use the critical query against the RW instance, the first point. The other point is that most of the time, specially conc…

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    Comment #45988747

    I like to reduce things to absurdity to put them into perspective. The hype of AI is to sell illusion to naive people. It is like create a hammer that nails by itself... like cars …

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    Comment #45611952

    A sort of naïve dream... NASA is not the budge, but the brains and lives put on it. It is not American. If you all can have the budget to survive with a check payment work, invest …

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    Comment #44938005

    The only change I do and expect of markdown is enforce blank lines as separators after *any* header and blocks and use the `*` as formatting. Everything can be extended with fenced…

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    Comment #44710213

    For who wants something near similar in other UNIX or Linux, see Luakit , a webkit with customizable adblocker, jsblocker, userscripts and userstyles, vim command alike and fully c…

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    Comment #44705797

    In a Lua scripting framework to: - enforce non-globals - project hierarchy (for tests and documentation) - cli access for .md package docs - installation in path - extension of Lua…

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    Comment #44505295

    I wonder the extent on what could be accomplished of work on a system like this in modern computer capacity. Your work inspire many thoughts like these. Nice accomplishment.

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    Comment #44505215

    More than Pocket... I really miss del.icio.us, that helped me a lot on begining of my programming journey 20 years ago. It was truly social, and generated a lot of well curated lis…