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billsmithaustin

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    Comment #48713441

    A similar thing happened in a first-year CS class at Purdue this year: https://thecheatsheet.substack.com/p/432-cheating-at-purdue-... .

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    Comment #47575432

    Or not a Golang bug at all but rather a new Golang feature that the developer chose to use rather than trying to be backward compatible with some older Golang versions.

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    Comment #43683501

    Congrats to the author. I plan to do Oregon -> Virginia next year but I'll take more like 80 days than the author's 51.

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    Comment #42569489

    He probably started out wanting to make just one pipe bomb but you know how it is, you get a great discount if you buy the ingredients in bulk. So he made his pipe bomb and then he…

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    Comment #42398124

    [flagged]

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    Comment #42156318

    Destroy it now.

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    Comment #41869196

    "Moreover, even for those who would like to rightfully consider Airbnb results positive, there’s a huge price on culture companies managed this way have to pay. We can get a glimps…

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    Comment #41625367

    Or perhaps Elon is not personally involved in what network protocols they use on their Dojo AI supercomputer.

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    Comment #41338315

    For you cyclists, the Great Allegheny Pass trail and the Chesapeake & Ohio towpath meet there.

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    Comment #41309834

    You're suggesting one of the developers went through all the trouble to create a browser, then allowed someone to add assets to the repo without the developer reviewing them first?…

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    Comment #41057072

    Just playing back what you said because it's surprising. You're saying that explosion was not caused by water that was superheated by the supervolcano below the greater Yellowstone…

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    Comment #40491831

    My experience: a lot of the confusion in technical conversations is due to two parties using the same term for different but related concepts. Relabeling the concepts to clarify th…

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    Comment #40454067

    [flagged]

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    Comment #40324613

    All of that. Plus, wrap your head in aluminum foil.

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    Comment #40001393

    I guess that's what the article meant here: "This particular Pi doesn't have a real-time clock. The very newest ones (5B) do , but you have to actually buy a battery and connect it…

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    Comment #39940579

    The GAP trail from Pittsburg to Cumberland is especially awesome. It’s well-maintained, the trail towns are welcoming, and the scenery is fantastic. The folks who live near the tra…

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    Comment #37344660

    Moka pot rubber gaskets are replaceable.

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    Comment #37037700

    In at least some Mazda models, you can replace the firmware in the entertainment system to eliminate that message. I’ve done it.

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    Comment #36958170

    Even better would be closed source firmware with an annual license fee.

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    Comment #36708567

    I had COVID a few weeks ago. You will remember.

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    Comment #36470820

    I would not have guessed any of those were mastodons.

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    Comment #36038778

    Bruce Schneier made a similar point in his book, “Secrets and Lies: Digital Security in a Networked World“. Quote: Society needs defectors. Groups benefit from the fact that some m…

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    Comment #35308156

    What would be an example of a non-bullshit form?

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    Comment #35295423

    I see Morning Edition and All Things Considered on KQED's weekly schedule ( https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PrFgenUlR9TW8bZJ26LopRObTuB... ). KQED pays NPR for that content.

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    Comment #35236805

    Anyone have a non-paywall version?