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corey_moncure

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About corey_moncure

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #46134927

    For 楷書 type fonts this may be true, but you ought to know there’s more to it, don’t you?

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    Comment #45203511

    Decorticate posturing of the hands

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    Comment #44542296

    Javascript put me off a career in IT for 20 years, and even today I still avoid it like radioactive waste.

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    Comment #44457004

    [flagged]

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    Comment #44152194

    If I understand it correctly, the effect of experts is a weighted sum of the individual calculation of each token meeting each expert, where experts to be met by a token are select…

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    Comment #44111664

    Its venting gas and yawing again. None of that deploy and re-entry stuff is gonna happen.

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    Comment #44111414

    This is a tall tale told by one of his sons to pump up the mystique (=> market value) of the unpublished work at the time of his father's death. Common sense and technical analysis…

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    Comment #44097420

    Yes inside the DB where it cannot be debugged or optimized

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    Comment #43920308

    We definitely don’t need any such “feature”. If you want to live in a safety bubble you are free to do so. Kindly respect the freedom of the rest of us as well. Have a nice day!

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    Comment #43410971

    Ars has been like this ever since Conde Nast bought them. It was a great publication a long time ago.

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    Comment #43316120

    Take a picture of your energy screen and post it.

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    Comment #43316080

    This nonsense again. My 2020 S has a lifetime Wh/Mi of ~260. When the battery was new it was 96 kWh, that's 369 miles. And I floor that sucker all the time for fun, blast the stere…

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    Comment #43227084

    I'm an American and what's actually embarrassing to me is the hundreds of millions of dollars we have spent keeping a meat grinder running that has claimed the lives of hundreds of…

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    Comment #43227011

    If China wants to start paying for queer theater in Lesotho, I say they are more than welcome to! But I wouldn't hold my breath for this to happen... Have a Nice Day :)

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    Comment #43226998

    You can change the rules of the game, yes. Then we will simply be playing a different game, and strategies will update accordingly.

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    Comment #43210636

    Gosh could there be some kind of connection between Biden and the conflict in Ukraine?

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    Comment #43095823

    Let me put it another way; can you provide some examples of ideas, topics or opinions that I are likely to be censored if I posted them on X?

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    Comment #43094620

    I'd like to hear more about this. Can you provide an example of censorship on X?

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    Comment #41090077

    I understand now. It wasn't immediately clear to me from the pronouns that the Canadian team was running drones over someone ELSE's training session.

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    Comment #41088777

    >New Zealand had complained that Canadian staff flew drones over their training sessions before their opening fixture at the Olympics What's the problem with this? I don't get it. …

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    Comment #40886367

    Please bring the salmon jerky.

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    Comment #40852400

    JR (on which freight trains do run) network is 3/4 gauge, but JR shinkansen and other operators use standard.

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    Comment #39889391

    We're talking about the company that couldn't fix a mouse cursor corruption bug affecting all of their GPU lines for what, 15, 20 years?

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    Comment #39360345

    An explanation of how the lines were synchronized between the reading and writing drums seems to be glossed over. Anyone know how they did it?

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    Comment #38604530

    In those days CD drives could output the audio as analog or digital signals separately from the data bus, using a cable that connected directly to the sound card for zero-overhead …