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davidkuhta
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About davidkuhta
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Comment #48602541
Guessing you like your espresso bitter? “Saving up to 75% of energy by not heating the water is a minor benefit for home users or small coffee shops. But for companies making ready…
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Comment #31200619
Super stoked to see the note on rustc! Would you mind sharing any details of your dev setup (HW/SW)?
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Comment #30809072
Some insights into a rationale ex-spleen nation of the future. Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #30725004
TIL, thanks for sharing!
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Comment #30717433
If the opening illustration catches your fancy, Goodsell's book "The Machinery of Life" may be a good buy. https://ccsb.scripps.edu/goodsell/machinery-of-life/
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Comment #30674723
Naboo fighter checking in.
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Comment #30674668
It's all about perspective... literally; You're just a dark mode deity. https://darkhn.herokuapp.com/item?id=30668137 ]
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Comment #30235365
Totally thought that was cl for command line...
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Comment #27814705
Interesting, cool to hear that it wasn't all bluster. So now I must know... how's that blender?
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Comment #27812034
Not by any means a Jibo replacement, but Peeqo may be of interest for some of the social aspects. https://peeqo.com
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Comment #27811989
I almost backed the Coolest Cooler, until I saw the built-in 'ice blender' and realized I didn't want a cooler that required a power supply. Sad to see so many people get taken for…
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Comment #27749840
> probably can lead you to some fun places.
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Comment #27594580
Tenet would beg to differ.
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Comment #27285697
As long as Peloton steers clear of building any yogurt factories in Ohio, I'm all for it.
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Comment #27271549
I think you missed their low-key humor.
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Comment #26894049
'Not ignorance, but ignorance of ignorance is the death of knowledge.' - Alfred North Whitehead
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Comment #26894005
Anyone else find the claim that "This was not human research" as erroneous as I do?
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Comment #26890949
> To not leave you hanging: Intel has an official x86 encoder/decoder library called XED. According to Intel’s XED, as of this writing, there are 1503 defined x86 instructions (“ic…
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Comment #26890903
I think the root of the problem can be traced back to the researcher's erroneous claim that "This was not human research".
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Comment #26890719
@denvercoder9 had a good comment that might assuage your concern: > It's not a ban on people, it's a ban on the institution that has demonstrated they can't be trusted to act in go…
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Comment #26408071
+1 Lost Art Press is an awesome company and publishes some great books, both in terms of content and quality. If anyone is looking to make a workbench, they released their workbenc…
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Comment #26037755
Sunshine and Friendship. Computing literature published. A generation renewed.
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Comment #25853916
And generally begets clarification.
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Comment #25853885
For clarification on the 23-1 vote: "Since the W3C is based on a system of consensus, even a single “no” vote was enough to veto the proposal."
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Comment #25710054
"These violent delights have violent ends"