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bezout

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    Comment #38344637

    “Microsoft always lands on top”

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    Comment #37902999

    The reels looks too realistic though. I’m guessing they made the actual celebrities record them and left the AI to take care of the pictures and convo.

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    Comment #37655150

    If US insists on keeping healthcare private I’d expect soon or later for these money-sucking “health” insurance companies to be replaced by VC-money-sucking tech companies offering…

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    Comment #37353894

    It doesn’t. It’s not an attack on the programming languages. It’s just that they have a sweet spot for using old ass versions which might or might not have known vulnerabilities an…

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    Comment #37353634

    To be fair some nations do have their software development teams. Italy has Sogei which is fully controlled by the Ministry of Economics. They had a reputation for developing crapp…

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    Comment #37353458

    The way it works in Italy: the design and implementation of the algorithm in Java 8 or an even older version of C# was probably outsourced to one of the Big 4 consultancy companies…

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    Comment #36922124

    It’s not right now but it will be when combined with WEI or if Safari gains more market share. Overall, I agree with the sentiment expressed in this blog post: https://httptoolkit.…

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    Comment #36921790

    Apple Screen Time API is a hot mess. It’s definitely one of the most poorly documented APIs out there. I dare you to take a look at Apple’s documentation. While playing with it, I …

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    Comment #36921743

    It’s still called “retweet” on the iOS app though. Even though I understand they cannot go exactly together since the mobile app has an approval process before it goes online, I’d …

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    Comment #36884650

    The post states it. This is not a problem because Safari is not the leading web browser. Apple has very limited power over what they can do with it.

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    Comment #36797574

    Do you really need that many endpoints even at LinkedIn scale? I’d expect a lots of them is due to engineers reinventing the wheel due to undocumented endpoints

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    Comment #36707611

    Yeah, the embedded video helps a bit.

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    Comment #36697941

    It’s basically all dudes that jumped from FAANG to FAANG. Impressive but I would expect to see biologists, neuroscientists, physicists, psychologists etc

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    Comment #36630081

    They’re legit - most of the times. Most of the times it’s cheaper to print on-demand if you don’t know how many copies you’re going to sell. For instance, OpenStax usually prints i…

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    Comment #36628077

    Going on a tangent here: I live in Europe where unions have been present for decades and it’s scary how much I give them for granted. They are not perfect - far from it - but to th…

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    Comment #36560661

    TIL about jitter

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    Comment #26888339

    Your message would push maintainers to put even more focus on the patches, thus invalidating the experiment.