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bitdeveloper

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    Comment #34940631

    I mean, I have to figure out which peanut butter to buy from a shelf of 37 peanut butters. If anything, there's too much choice in a lot of cases. It's tiring. I've heard way more …

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    Comment #23673175

    For example, if you do choose to use emacs, then you are missing out on time you could have spent learning vim.

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    Comment #23289035

    What it does mean, though, is the person who sent the email now knows, at the minimum: 1. Someone receives and reads the email sent to this email address. 2. That person is willing…

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    Comment #22424237

    If we're going to assume the Brave user just installed Brave and has 0 BAT, then let's be fair. You had to spend a certain number of years on Earth to become old enough to have a c…

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    Comment #22266157

    Well, if that's not enough to convince you to subscribe, I don't know what would be.

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    Comment #20428624

    Other than the convict organ harvesting and such.

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    Comment #19759637

    > They can search you because you're entering an airport, but you're free to leave at any time (though they can detain you until police arrive, as any citizen can). If they can det…

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    Comment #19548908

    In fact, mentioning a History degree might make someone doubt your ability to keep your code DRY...

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    Comment #19180409

    Yep, we are pretty hosed.

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    Comment #18881123

    How would that even be statistically quantified?

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    Comment #18841235

    Still a contender for History's Greatest Monster 10 years later.

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    Comment #18665929

    Any chance you can bump me up in the queue for getting managed DB beta access?

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    Comment #18354353

    Turning off or modifying automated systems in any large device - buses, cars, airplanes, centrifuges, stadium roofs - would have potential for massive violence/destruction.

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    Comment #18118750

    Search for anvil.works. I never actually used it but the demo looked pretty cool, and it seemed pretty affordable.

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    Comment #17479513

    I have to disagree. I bought both a 2017 air and a 2017 mbp 13” to compare, and ended up returning the MBP. The screen on the MBP is far and away better, which made it a painful ch…

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    Comment #16728695

    If I knew how annoying that stuff was, I sure wouldn’t have bought my ps4. Absolutely.

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    Comment #15954076

    If an AI subscribes to the tribalism of its creators, then it could be the AI vs. everyone. That sounds (potentially) dangerous to me.

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    Comment #15950030

    GP just wants to keep all that sweet sweet Austin air for his/her self.

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    Comment #15807823

    Sure, but it's a sticky note, not a novel.

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    Comment #15410166

    @kimmobru, would you happen to know how this would handle printing a multipage table to PDF? Specifically, I'm hoping for repeating headers per page, and not having any problems wi…

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    Comment #15401249

    It's great, once you remap CTRL-B to CTRL-A.

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    Comment #15216190

    Even the slimmest of cases makes that invisible.

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    Comment #14860948

    I heard on the news that 10,000 construction jobs would be created, so perhaps both are right - 10,000 temporary construction jobs, and 3,000 permanent/plant jobs.

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    Comment #14798335

    I wonder if there would be room for a public key / dual encryption for the video produced that both the doctor and the patient would need to sign off on to view the video, or somet…