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    Comment #38944771

    How did you get started in R&D? I've always wanted to get into "exploratory" software development.

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    Comment #38896873

    You also have to consider what happens if a 60mph belt breaks/halts while people are on it.

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    Comment #38638222

    > How exactly is education a privilege? At least in the US, everyone has access to public education. The article is literally about life in North Korea...

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    Comment #38520299

    Let me clarify what I'm claiming here. In many counties, users have their OS/Browser settings set to English only , when they actually also speak other languages (or in certain cou…

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    Comment #38519166

    Unfortunately, thats just not true. Accept-Lanuage is set to English most of the time, even for people in non-enlish speaking counties. It's not that they cannot use English, it's …

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    Comment #38518291

    Except, in non English speaking counties, the vast majority of people do not change the Accept-Language header (through various browser/OS mechanisms), and receive default results.…

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    Comment #38518197

    You can add a "hl=en" parameter to the URL, and most Google sites should respect it.

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    Comment #38481776

    Just in case you haven't seen the postmortem of the Cloudflare outage which also was caused by a regex based DoS: https://blog.cloudflare.com/details-of-the-cloudflare-outage...

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    Comment #38211784

    Except I've been able to do medium complexity tasks in various Autodesk products(Inventor, 3ds Max) within minutes of opening the program for the first time, without looking at any…

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    Comment #38026973

    You still have to trust your assembler and linker in that case.

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    Comment #38005761

    Are you trying to claim that locking your door at night, and carrying a firearm daily, both result in the same amount of risk of life threatening downsides? Because I would very mu…

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    Comment #38002005

    Locking your door at night is extremely unlikely to have any life threatening downsides. I suppose you could concoct a scenario where you live with someone with an altered mental s…

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    Comment #37936137

    As someone who knows only the very basics of CPU architecture, this was extremely informative, thank you. It's given me lots to read up on.

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    Comment #37856213

    "When pigs fly" is an idiom to describe something that is very unlikely or rare. To paraphrase, you can force a square peg into a round hole if you push hard enough, but it will pr…

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    Comment #36781507

    I use a Nuc clone to run Home Assistant, and AI event detection for my camera network (assisted by a Coral accelerator). So I think it legitimately qualifies for those buzzwords.

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    Comment #36719286

    How much of that food was grown with help from weather satellites, and GPS satellites, among other things?

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    Comment #36608413

    "worth his salt" is common, at least.

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    Comment #36572517

    > Teslas do phone home a lot for other stuff, but for better or worse, so do most other modern-day cars. And the Tesla UI is pretty zealous about asking for your permission for all…