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chrisoverzero

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    Comment #47388444

    > “X has lasted a long time so it will last more” is so obviously wrong. Smarter people than you and I have thought about this problem and come to the opposite conclusion: https://…

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    Comment #46721225

    "I made my max bid $500.00, but I'd have paid $500.01!" "I made my max bid $500.01, but I'd have paid $500.02!" "I made my max bid $500.02, but I'd have paid $500.03!" …where does …

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    Comment #46416096

    Mhm! Exactly! In the system those other languages use, once you see the variable’s declaration: User activeUser …you’ll always know that `activeUser` contains a User value – someth…

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    Comment #46414751

    Sure! Let’s say I want to enforce that a variable only ever holds an integer. Rather than put the conventional prefix and the name together, like this: var intValue = 3; …I separat…

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    Comment #46411623

    Not all phrases’ meanings are derivable from the literal definitions of the words that make them up.

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    Comment #46411186

    > […] it shouldn't take long at all for people to learn the highly consistent naming conventions that tip you off to what type of data is being handled. I’ve used languages with an…

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    Comment #46198796

    No, we don’t mind. Go ahead.

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    Comment #45063650

    > Luckily, since type constraints are part of the signature of the method and there is no ambiguity, I am allowed to make this overload. This isn’t the case. It’s allowed because t…

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    Comment #44683105

    What makes that "most likely," other than that you thought of it?

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    Comment #43941442

    > How does one put a dollar value on a $10-30 GPT-4 pro subscription? I’d estimate it at somewhere in the region of $10–$30, personally.

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    Comment #43911798

    > - Translate feature doesn’t have a copy button Sure it does. It’s labeled “Copy Translation”. It’s the first button under the translation for un-editable text. > - Multitasking (…

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    Comment #43595255

    Is the answer (ROT13 for spoilers): V vzntvar gung vg pbhyq abg or orpnhfr Frg erdhverf gur rkgen fngvfsnpgvba bs Rd, evtug? After looking it up: Nu, lrf, ohg Beq. Vagrerfgvat ubj …

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    Comment #43529350

    > What precedent are we setting by explicitly making "murder someone" a viable path to making progress on your personal political agenda? If this is what you are worried about, Ame…

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    Comment #43515239

    You’re responding to a comment containing a method call `thing.makeThingDoerForTest(1, 2, 3)` and saying “That's the trick - it is not test only code.” Can you square those for me?…

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    Comment #43398455

    Where are you from that you consider all of these groups to have the same pronunciation?

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    Comment #43161702

    > First of all, please do not ignore this email, this is not a scam attempt nor am I trying to sell anything, I am just alerting and looking for help closing down a security issue …

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    Comment #43149622

    Did you look into where the Executive Director and the Head of Finance & Funding live? (Cardiff, Wales and Oxford, England, respectively.)

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    Comment #42667140

    > if you don’t have an explicit type hint in a variable declaration, even readers that are using an IDE have to do TWO jump-to-definition actions to read the source of the variable…

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    Comment #42223295

    I want superiority de-coupled from technical expertise in the minds of the people who have the latter. Taking his personal struggles out of kernel development and onto Hacker News …

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    Comment #42223179

    > No, they had the option of having a real conversation in private about what we could do to improve the overall situation. Abusing others individually in public, but expecting a q…

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    Comment #42022014

    Sure, but at the time that Apple made the decision, they had $0.0 trillion in billings and sales.

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    Comment #41903347

    But if you’re constantly pinging the container (as suggested above), it will never scale to zero.

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    Comment #41530222

    You clicked on a video from Real Engineering titled “How Nebula Works” hoping to get answers to legal and financial questions? I think videos with titles like “How Internal Combust…

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    Comment #41262011

    > The BSL doesn't make it closed source […] Yes, that’s right! > But BSL doesn't disqualify software from being open source. No, that’s wrong: https://spdx.org/licenses/BUSL-1.1.ht…

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    Comment #41185895

    > […] changed from liberal to conservative for the first time in its existence. Not at all: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lochner_era