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cranky908canuck

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    Comment #49250983

    Can't speak to the rest, but lumber has had significant import tariffs to the US for decades. So it doesn't seem as if relative affordability of that commodity is an issue (at leas…

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    Comment #49162470

    https://archive.is/MY41u

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    Comment #49118660

    see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49115814

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    Comment #49079364

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claque

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    Comment #49079104

    I see a lot of posts to this site being 'dead'. I'm not even sure what 'dead' means (I assume it's more than "voted not interesting", which I find in itself interesting since I fin…

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    Comment #49044226

    Hmm. From the footer of the post: >>> I'm Kyla Lee, a DUI lawyer in Vancouver. I spend my days fighting impaired driving charges, roadside prohibitions, and the ever-expanding powe…

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    Comment #48701805

    If you google "farmer name activist" the results light up like a christmas tree. (Where the actual name is substituted in, of course.) Regardless of the merits of the actual issue …

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    Comment #48701747

    See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47784061 Not his first rodeo, it seems.

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    Comment #47789298

    This popped up on a casual search: https://medium.com/@antonellosemeraro/technical-debt-is-not-... (paywalled, looks like a decent and recent writeup from what I can see of it, and…

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    Comment #47786041

    If you google "Darren Blanchard activist", the screen lights up, TV, newspapers, etc. So, not his first time on the dance floor. I'm not going to address whether what happened was …

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    Comment #47713824

    https://archive.is/clyik

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    Comment #47711636

    See my prior comment: IMO it's the caller's issue that (guaranteed) TCE is needed. The callee should not have to do anything. One of the things I forget to give thanks to the Rust …

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    Comment #47711557

    As a user of the feature, it's the caller that needs the guaranteed elimination (and, presumably, is willing to pay for it, in syntax / compile time / run time / cognitive load). T…

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    Comment #47711460

    I won't argue with wikipedia, but assuming it's correct the 'standard nomenclature' seems sloppy to me. The whole point of the original post was taking advantage of the guarantee o…

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    Comment #47711421

    Recent enough... also, since it's not yet in stable, it'll be 'recent'/'new' for a lot of people once it does get there.

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    Comment #47580763

    Interesting.... Article does not seem to mention whether the bus pulls into the secured area (so that you don't have to go through the security stuff again). The smaller airport is…

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    Comment #47293200

    Agreed, but: JRandomCustomer enters street-number, apt-number, city, state, code ... in that order. Also, many websites seem to have a negotiation with the browser, where, given: a…

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    Comment #47268817

    Seems like the answer is: What will you pay me for a day of my time? At this point, they've already invested their resources (and also you, yours). If employed, then it's easy to p…

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    Comment #46535489

    https://archive.is/IZcMy

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    Comment #46333640

    I'm really disappointed in patio11 over this one (and I reckon he has a lot of good things to say). This is going back on other posts (in particular, this one: https://www.bitsabou…

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    Comment #46239453

    There's another comment that points out that a g-le search will pick up few false positives (disclaimer, have not tried myself). So the initial 'WTF' gives way to 'well, ok, I see …

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    Comment #46239064

    Yep. Just did a reimage update to Fedora 43, got errors about 'ptyxis' in some shell scripts. Wat (wipes desk and keyboard)? Oh, it's the graphical terminal program (alternative to…

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    Comment #45639077

    Seems like extortion. The public display business has tanked (sorry), so now it's either send them to China, euthanize them, or ask the public purse to subsidize care of the animal…

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    Comment #45163038

    That doesn't solve the problem of where to put it in the long term.