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chj
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Comment #45598878
I think there is a x64 patch you need to apply
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Comment #45065034
Probably auto rejected by Claude screening agent. Nothing PERSONAL.
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Comment #41106157
My laptop screamed after I played around in the redux demo. Must be something like infinite loop.
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Comment #40973151
I meant the computed digits. Probably unlikely
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Comment #40968637
Is it possible to find a certain encoded formula of PI inside the PI digits itself, given its length?
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Comment #40145070
Isn't it the way perl scripts write their documentation? I don't know what makes it good for personal knowledge systems from reading the introduction
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Comment #39437286
> I know several world class programmers, and interestingly, the commonality among them is that they all seem to use Vim as their code editor. Many people I know who think of thems…
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Comment #39143120
Every android phone maker in China has to curate its own app store, not because it is fun, but google decided to play hard ball. Not saying it's google's fault.
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Comment #37468585
With co-processors, he's saying.
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Comment #35219518
At one point, I even went back to Win10. But it's become so bad. Now I find myself a happy mate desktop user.
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Comment #34898142
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Comment #30565012
Today you and me can debate what "conquer" means, but if policy makers follow his advice, this war won't happen at all. I think that's what really matters.
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Comment #30563583
He predicted this crisis in 2014, and I think he has been quite consistent on saying Putin will act, just that Putin will not occupy Ukraine. Now there is the possibility of Russia…
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Comment #30562948
Wow, John Mearsheimer is now a Russian propagandist? You can disagree, but you may want to listen to one of your best thinkers in international politics.
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Comment #30510141
While I am so frustrated that everyone is cheering on the powerless nation in a brutal fight they can't win, you just gave a most sensible solution that can spare us a total nuclea…
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Comment #30510029
I am not Russian. But this kind of blanket banning prompts me to migrate away as well. If I am going to do this, I will at least go through all the heavily used domains, and addres…
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Comment #30425614
Your local shop would be out of business here. The insane amount Apple asked for, ~$500, is indeed for a full top-case replacement, and they didn't mention any discount to me.
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Comment #30424376
My MBPs usually have battery issues after 3 years of use, by then well beyond warranty period. They always charge for insane amount of money for replacing a battery, when I always …
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Comment #30393310
Good until your Grandma calls you because some software require the admin password.
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Comment #30386289
On a similar note, I turned away from MBP and use Ubuntu on T570. I do miss the aluminum build, but the modern linux desktop has improved so much in the last decade, that I don't m…
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Comment #30226603
Is it possible to do this trick in a FPGA?
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Comment #30132598
By your standard, then every non trivial app should be banned on mac, including safari.
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Comment #30112169
> My understanding is that WebKit is the only rendering engine permitted on iOS as a security precaution, ostensibly taking Apple at face value and in good faith. Look at mac. Do w…