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cautionarytale
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Comment #17307182
Cool idea. But also, apparently this is a website for submitting and rating ideas themselves?
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Comment #17306728
Polanski raped a child. That's a whole different level of awful than everything else being discussed here.
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Comment #17306649
There was, and like so many other things these days, it's pointless listening to partisan summaries. If you want to know, dig and read the source material.
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Comment #17306120
Awful headline. They're supposed to provide infinite product for a fixed price because the author wants it?
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Comment #17305842
Dupe. Quite a hateful screed, but it's somewhat heartening to see the virtually complete lack of support for it on Twitter.
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Comment #17304717
Even if true, that's more of a description than a solution. Generating new f*s to give is a hard problem.
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Comment #17304617
Fork/exec time for extra processes is usually unimportant. If data transfer is truly a bottleneck, shared memory is as fast as threading. These costs, though, are generally trivial…
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Comment #17298978
It is, and I go there only as needed.
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Comment #17298973
Put the computationally expensive task in its own process, and have the UI monitor it as needed as part of its event loop. (That won't work in every case, but it should be thorough…
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Comment #17298506
A serious practical problem with threads mirrors the same problem with C++, which is that many programmers reach for it first when they should be reaching for it last . Both of the…
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Comment #17298475
If a Canadian state decided to rename itself Maine, pretty sure Americans would have zero f *s to give about it. To quote Peter Griffin, "Who cares?!!".
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Comment #17298438
Remember, power corrupts . If you're not worried about Google's power, you're probably not paying attention.
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Comment #17297860
Currently having a mild panic attack trying figure out how I could possibly fit all of that into my weekly schedule. (Props for #10 especially, though. I've recently sworn off the …
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Comment #17289444
Quillette is absolute gold. One of the few outlets left doing journalism and rational commentary.
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Comment #17289429
Maybe Twitter should be shut down, to atone?
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Comment #17287136
*misandry
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Comment #17287125
The question is rhetorical--it's quite clear that she already does hate us, and enjoys it. (Next up, "Why Can't We Hate X?", for other values of X.)
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Comment #17286401
Their explanation does not agree with the (clickbait) headline. Rather, they say that VCs better evaluate pitches made by women, apparently by letting through fewer risks. Presumab…
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Comment #17285299
The homeless and drug addicts operate outside the law--hence the difference. Personally, I'd be fine with scooters if they were never used or stored on sidewalks. Which will happen…
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Comment #17269683
I for one welcome our new NoKo overlords!
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Comment #17269651
The slurs against cops, both here and in the original article, seem unwarranted and unfair. There may indeed be numerous such examples, but without an account of the (almost certai…
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Comment #17267122
At the moment, give it all to my ex and hope she doesn't develop a drug habit. But had I any, Vanguard's Target Retirement 21XX funds would be very hard to beat. (Source: lots of r…
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Comment #17267094
Someone did this for me a few years back. I didn't cop to anything, but I was down, and it was deeply touching. And honestly, I'm not sure there was much more that anyone could hav…
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Comment #17261323
This seems far too dismissive--almost like a variant form of "just cheer up". "Relationship trouble" includes mental agony that can drag out over many years. And the fact that many…
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Comment #17260960
Like many others, I've lived this. The worst is over, and currently I'm merely deep in debt, without material possessions, and signing over my entire paycheck as alimony (yes, all …