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Comment #47116554
It’s there. User Jun_Meng.
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Comment #44566320
Nǐ hăo, xìe xìe Yuntian! I read the readme and paper but haven’t played around much yet. I find this fascinating and I don’t care much about poor “experience” because intuitively I…
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Comment #42349442
Could you give a reference on this 97 rule? I’m intrigued.
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Comment #42248957
Summary: we still don’t know why, but definitely don’t eat UPFs.
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Comment #42085966
My assumption was something like environmental variables - how much a simple command like cat is listening to your computer
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Comment #41847263
“That’s an odd name! I’d a called em fuzzwozzers.” It certainly is a mainstay. A yearly treat which children love. In Ireland I was taught this song in school: https://m.youtube.co…
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Comment #41746057
The point you’re making is ridiculous though, because what Isaak has done is clearly an unusual accomplishment. You’re actually just making excuses for yourself, being too old to h…
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Comment #41299608
I agree. In the first example, you would assume the action completed even if you missed the toast. But in case you did notice it, that gives you a confirmation. Suboptimal? Maybe. …
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Comment #41011685
I’ve supported enterprise software for various big companies and I can tell you that most decision makers for DCs agree with this sentiment. EMC had a system called Target Code whi…
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Comment #39962532
The article might have been better with fewer asterisks* * This could just be the next sentence
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Comment #39583619
I have been using Joplin for a couple of years, first for work and then for everything else. I love that it’s formatted, but it’s also just text. I normally leave it in markdown mo…
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Comment #37419489
Hard to decide the appropriate level of outrage here. The authors seem to be aware of how chatGPT works and how this would produce inconsistent results and falsehoods, especially i…
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Comment #26065503
I don't know the question that preceded it, but this kind of presumption of fallacy is not helpful and is akin to trolling: "Thinking that we are unique and special and privileged …
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Comment #22994195
If they're less than 16 years old, they could easily be serious.
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Comment #22326096
Ok so many people are commenting that this article is out of date. I've been searching for what the best out-of-the-box music Linux distro would be, so I can dual boot that for any…
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Comment #15402522
This configuration is commonly known as "lol jk".
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Comment #15347381
Beat me to it.
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Comment #14438879
GCC has not been beaten by GCC --> MSVC has not been beaten by GCC ftfy
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Comment #13636017
Anyone else read the title and think "these people" were bankers?
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Comment #13581754
1.5 kilokilokilokilokilobytes, more commonly known as 1.5 kilomegagigamillibytes.
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Comment #13312132
Yeah, it's just me. Didn't work on wifi at work or 4G, but does at home. Maybe they're lagging behind a CA update....
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Comment #13309795
I'm getting HTTPS errors on two platforms (and two internet connections) for this website. It seems fairly ironic, but I guess it's just me. Am I doing something wrong? IIDRN says …
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Comment #12755778
Huh. I wonder if the author had seen this video https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q00OZ_Xk24w which describes a similar story and recommends a solution based on the same factors (2FA o…