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Comment #41680513
Paid them for a sample kit. Never used it after I carefully read the ToS and thought about what might happen.
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Comment #41086276
I'm not sure about the title, which just seems weird. But I think the broad point in the short post is right. Objective-C may look horrible today, but compared to the other choices…
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Comment #40775856
100%. This is the nail in the coffin for me with Windows. It's all Mac and Linux from here on out.
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Comment #40261251
Rest In Peace. I was a pre-teen when I first learned to program on a TRS-80 Model 1. I was, at the time, an expert in BASIC and Z80 assembly. At the same time I was asking my paren…
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Comment #38754843
So far it has not broken the binding but then I didn't buy it as a collectors piece and if it does break the binding, that's OK with me. Not deriding book collecting. :) I've been …
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Comment #38753320
The form factor is huge! In my case it works really well because I can read it standing up while looking down at the huge book. But that's a great edition to put out!
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Comment #38753185
One of the smartest things I've done in recent years is to buy the complete Calvin and Hobbes and put it prominently on a table that I walk by daily. I turn a page a day... In the …
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Comment #38713499
My sentiment exactly mirrors yours. I own a 2017 S100D. It has turn signal stalks, and wiper stalks, and has been (and is) a good car. My only complaint is that I hate the HVAC bei…
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Comment #38626125
I'm not sure: "I drove with the radio blaring so I could not hear the siren" is something to brag about. More sensors == better. And the fact that LiDAR costs have come down two or…
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Comment #38224459
Indeed! I suppose I actually meant f(number of reports) because I didn't actually think the scaling through. The broader points remain: This is true everywhere and not unique to Go…
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Comment #38218334
> One of the primary metrics for leadership success at Google is how many people you have under you. I mean ... you get to choose how you play the game. If your goal is money and y…
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Comment #38140002
Ale8! I post because there is something glorious about an outlier in a consumer space that is largely homogenous. I will look for some RC cola because you posted this!
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Comment #37899464
The author is playing a semantic game. I don't think the author's point is that "C is not a good language for systems programming." You are not going to have an equivalent to volat…
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Comment #37668963
I gotta admit, I like lightbulbs that are just lightbulbs.
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Comment #37033280
Thanks for posting this. This was really interesting and I learned a lot.
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Comment #36942772
I wonder what it would cost to make / sell.
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Comment #36445196
I am agreeing and adding another solution. The other solution is political. There's a reason that governments regulate and define economic rules of the road. This is a good example…
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Comment #36347619
Came to say just this. There's no profit sharing here. Mods don't get a cut of any proceeds off the traffic their communities generate. "Landed gentry" is exactly the wrong phrase.…
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Comment #36292149
Ha! Great link. I legitimately think it's possible that a properly managed "for the profit of the investors" social media company will always follow this path. It's why I think the…
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Comment #36291334
"untethered" is right for me. I'm backing the effort by not even landing on reddit. And it's odd. I have found reddit to be helpful over the (now many) years. I'm coming to the con…
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Comment #36291270
I'm coming to the conclusion that capitalism kills all interesting social media for me. The founders build something. It's pretty good. I engage. They decide they need to make more…
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Comment #35800931
They are going to make me have a second computer. One for gaming. One more browsing. I'll just never open anything but Steam on my windows computer. Given how small and cheap Linux…
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Comment #35349632
Except that it's going to be robot police. What in the current world order suggests labor wins. Who controls LLMs? Who has the compute to produce AGI?
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Comment #35126357
As a Purdue grad who spent a decade in Silicon Valley and who currently works remote for a FAANG in a state adjacent to yours: Didn't go to the coast for the big starting salary. W…
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Comment #35125593
I seriously hope that the people asking the government for a bailout revisit their past policy positions and offer the same empathy to others going forward that they are asking for…