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dejaime

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    Comment #28546388

    But that is exactly what an archetypal ECS is! It is used to determine an optimal memory layout with whatever combinations you throw in!

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    Comment #20929067

    This feels like a simple strawman. The problem is called global warming, not global deoxygenation.

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    Comment #20813517

    What a horrible name

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    Comment #20749179

    Title should be "50K ultra organization failed to manufacture a 'male' trophy.", clickbait 100

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    Comment #20704689

    Do it during the friday happy hour, and then blame the free drinks

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    Comment #20687327

    Discipline is the first answer that comes to mind... but say it out loud and... yeah, it's a non-answer.

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    Comment #20614946

    Even though my experience is basically the same as the author's (8y using java/kotlin toolchain), the article still seems to be written by someone with a hammer frustrated with scr…

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    Comment #20521193

    ++ for Insomnia

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    Comment #20460313

    I have never seen anyone saying HTML files are harmless, and would definitely never say it myself.

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    Comment #20460039

    > Intel CPUs across the world can almost painlessly be swapped for AMD CPUs right now and only a small fraction of users would have to change anything. I beg to disagree here, swap…

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    Comment #20459433

    My point is, COBOL is responsible for a really small % of said value per value transaction between me and said services. Linux, [Oracle/My]SQL, Java, JavaScript, C, anything from r…

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    Comment #20458553

    I hate how the title says "powers the global economy" when it should be "powers banking systems". I spend a lot of money on many things, my smartphone, gsuite, slack, Netflix, Amaz…

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    Comment #20384945

    @gif thank you

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    Comment #20356391

    If that is a problem, I'd rather have it sync with something like nextcloud instead of just another flavor of untrusted proprietary service.

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    Comment #20351195

    If someone is knowledgeable enough to not open a shady exe file, they'll probably not simply open any shady files, including doc, ppt, and html

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    Comment #20341345

    What goes around, comes around. Stealing code is on Microsoft records, as a simple "Microsoft admits stealing code" search shows. One can only wonder how much code the company stol…

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    Comment #20212366

    Transhumanists are coming. As are bionic cyberterrorists. The future is both amazing and scary!

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    Comment #20203461

    Automatic emergency breaking and other "safer human-driven" cars is not making the human-driven aspect any safer, but rather putting the working and stable parts of autonomous vehi…

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    Comment #20174846

    We just have to make sure we are not swapping super processed meats with super processed plant-based foods. Avoiding processed foods is what makes up for most of this difference.

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    Comment #20125821

    This. That's one of the reasons. Here anything between 22 and 5h is also considered night work. If your work is nocturnal (e.g. a security guard) you receive a "night time bonus" o…

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    Comment #20125740

    When thinking of rewriting anything, the first thing we should ask is "why rewrite?", definitely not "why 'not' rewrite?", despite using the same language it is already implemented…

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    Comment #20104454

    Personally, I prefer remote work, but have had a hard time finding it lately. Half of my opportunities require me to go to an office to work. I don't complain much, as I increase m…

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    Comment #20100815

    Valve created the digital game stores as we know today, away from the expensive physical copies into the digital distribution. Before that, to release a game, one would need a publ…

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    Comment #20069517

    I'd say that the most important military gear is probably still made in China, smartphones, computers, routers. But I don't really know what I'm talking about, never been in the mi…