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debaserab2

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    Comment #44038051

    do leftPad next!

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    Comment #43624910

    You evaluate the credentials and authenticity of the sources you're reading and judge accordingly.

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    Comment #38166079

    > I used to work at a company where someone (we never figured out who) Wouldn't this be trivially solvable by git bisecting your deploy branch?

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    Comment #37919546

    Dragonruby isn’t OSS.

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    Comment #37662246

    If you've followed the Unity debacle I assume you've already read about this, but a cursory search for "Ironsource malware" on google yields: https://www.gamesindustry.biz/unity-ir…

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    Comment #37661905

    If the tool they use to make their game requires customers to install malware onto their machine you can't really blame the customer for avoiding software that is built with said t…

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    Comment #37639959

    Yeah, there's a GH issue thread here that I keep an eye on: https://github.com/crystal-lang/crystal/issues/5430 I figure whenever windows support lands will be a good time to give …

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    Comment #37639777

    I went through a phase about a year ago where I started all my hobby projects in Crystal. It was a pretty fun exercise but I stopped eventually for the following reasons: - Ultimat…

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    Comment #37617711

    Thanks for the info -- this is really good to know. I'll keep pressing on as far as I can!

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    Comment #37617536

    Correct me if I'm wrong but some of the banks don't work in developer mode at all (at least, it doesn't seem to work with Chase).

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    Comment #37617462

    I'm in the middle of going down this path right now. It kind of works, except for certain banking institutions require more rigor than just getting accepted into the developer plat…

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    Comment #37608023

    Wow. Did you figure out what your next steps are? (understood if you don't want to discuss)

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    Comment #37463800

    I don't feel that way. I went through a pretty big exercise slump over covid and I bought an apple watch at the start of 2021. If you make your goals modest at first, the numbers w…

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    Comment #37447043

    How did I change it's meaning? DHH said: > very few programmers are typically interested in having their opinion on typing changed. Most programmers find themselves drawn strongly …

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    Comment #37415062

    I actually don't relate to this statement at all. My college courses were filled with Python, Java, and C#. I loved python. I hated C# and Java even more. I learned PHP in my own f…

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    Comment #37410620

    In your estimation, what framework has best in class hooks?

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    Comment #37388328

    She got everything dropped and her record expunged and didn't pay a dime in lawyers fees... seems like she estimated her competency with the legal system pretty accurately actually…

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    Comment #37377450

    > How is this different from literally any other social interaction in your life? I already explained this in the original comment?

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    Comment #37358871

    I was born a few years earlier. My mom limited my internet time to 1 hour per day -- which had more to do with keeping us under our allotted ISP hours without getting overages than…

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    Comment #37358809

    I feel like this is the kind of advice that fits perfect when everything is going swimmingly but becomes much more complicated when other negative influencing factors come in to pl…

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    Comment #37352440

    People don't realize that many of the dev tools they use they are using more because of the large marketing reach of those dev tools than any objective decision to use the tool. En…

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    Comment #37081108

    As a premise I agree with this argument, however, in my own practical use of Chat GPT, I find that it often inspires — not replaces - my own creativity. It can give a good skeleton…

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    Comment #37009600

    Why can't nvidia legally produce x86 chips?

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    Comment #36903002

    I have so many memories of lan parties turning into reformatting parties. or everyone huddled around one person's case, trying to get theyre new video card installed.