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ddalcino

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    Comment #48451389

    Reminds me of this other post ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48447935 ), which suggests the following solution: If you create your own `~/thunderbird` directory, then Thund…

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    Comment #45981555

    That’s what I thought too. The author appears to have tried every obvious debugging step, except for switching away from US Mobile. I’ve been using US Mobile myself for a little ov…

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    Comment #43424761

    I think you forgot one.

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    Comment #43347327

    You can also use “shift + enter” to add a newline to your input, without telling the browser to take your input yet.

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    Comment #41143536

    Maybe someone here can do it, but I can't. The Makefile tries to include something at `/usr/lib/nib/app.make`, and I don't have anything there. There are some clues at https://unix…

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    Comment #40248470

    Nicely done! I thought I was cool when I soldered my kit keyboard from KBDFans; now I gotta step up my game! Do you have a .GIF for that rotating rainbow effect, or a sound test?

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    Comment #38381911

    Sounds like a believable explanation. > I created my account two years ago in anticipation of being able to open-source more code and I wanted to reserve my name; I had a couple of…

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    Comment #38381839

    This is from 2014. Was there ever any resolution to this? I don’t see any previous discussions about this on HN.

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    Comment #37216563

    Thanks for that; this was a bit before my time. Here’s the link, if anyone wants to be entertained: https://opensource.com/life/12/5/whats-beefy-miracle-anyway-...

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    Comment #36702326

    That will just make her mad. Then she’ll steal your kayak.

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    Comment #36244470

    Archive.org link: https://web.archive.org/web/20230608135300/https://leanerclo... I think it got the HN hug of death

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    Comment #36165909

    Oops, looks like I am the 18th person to post this in 12 years: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=why+do+game+eevelopers+prefer+wind...

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    Comment #36165468

    I spotted this while reading a wonderful account of the history of 3d graphics in games at https://www.filfre.net/2023/05/the-next-generation-in-graphi... ; I thought it was worth …

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    Comment #36151602

    Would you care to elaborate on what went wrong? The other comments here make ‘automatic emergency braking’ sound like a really good idea, and it’s hard for me to imagine that this …

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    Comment #33101586

    > Byte Order Marks have stolen hours and days of my life. Me too, to some degree. I have discovered them in a Ruby code base at work, in the middle of a line of code (copy pasted),…

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    Comment #31761738

    As a US citizen, I read it as 45 miles, which is as terrible as I would expect from Facebook.

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    Comment #27979704

    In middle school I was taught that 5.25" diskettes were "floppies", and 3.5" diskettes were "hard disks", because of the hard plastic case. It was awesome.

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    Comment #27901813

    I’ve been involved with two different open source projects where, within the last couple of months, users have opened issues complaining about the shell prompts in the documentatio…

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    Comment #27899832

    What’s with the backlash against Rust? It literally is “just another language”. It’s not the best tool for every job, but it happens to be exceptionally good at this kind of proble…

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    Comment #24401445

    You don’t need to lower the optimization level to see what happens at the call site: you can turn the function ‘blub’ into a function prototype. The optimizer cannot in-line your c…

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    Comment #19320432

    If you build your visitor out of lambdas, instead of a struct, you can propagate local state to the visitor easily by using lambda captures. There are good examples of this approac…

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    Comment #19320141

    Until C++2z rolls out with match support, you can roll your own. Nikolai Wuttke gave a lecture at MeetingCpp 2018 ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CELWr9roNno ) that presents code…