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Comment #31906839
Real estate investors are not typically developers. They also generally are opposed to things YIMBYs support since as mentioned it would cut into their profits. YIMBYs, though not …
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Comment #29375610
Article 1, Section 9 specifically prevented slavery from being abolished until 1808. The three-fifths compromise (Article 1, Section 2) also addressed slavery. The word never appea…
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Comment #28693671
This is actually an internal artificial kidney. There are other projects like you describe. https://pharm.ucsf.edu/kidney/device/faq has some helpful info about this. This would ba…
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Comment #26557396
GC is a memory management technique with tradeoffs like all the others. GC has many different implementations, with widely ranging properties. For example, the JVM itself currently…
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Comment #25810496
People loathe Apple for locking down their own access to their computer, not for security measures. Signed app distribution solves an entirely separate problem- making sure you get…
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Comment #24924510
I have the same laptop and this is also my fourth upgrade on it. Really excellent. It is impressive how much the upgrade process has improved over the years. Years ago you could ei…
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Comment #16666409
The NBA players have a union https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Basketball_Players_...
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Comment #14072738
No experience, but did a thorough read through of the docs. One thing to keep in mind about clickhouse is that their replication guarantees aren't very strong. From the docs: "Ther…
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Comment #13287455
Probably the same way they are for planes- victor airways. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_airways
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Comment #13267006
No, it does not. It does allow you to implement it if you want though: https://github.com/Manishearth/rust-gc
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Comment #10967295
You're comparing an organization with a budget of about $3 billion to one with a budget of over $1 TRILLION. It's a nonsensical comparison.
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Comment #10016500
How are you establishing that people are "just there to get pills"?
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Comment #7382964
That depends quite a bit on the machine. For example servers.
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Comment #6991782
Did you check out rust? That's within rust's feature set, though it isn't "production ready" yet.
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Comment #6967272
Just to follow up on this, what checksums do offer is a way to verify that the file you have locally matches the remote file.
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Comment #6937160
It seems to me that everyone complaining about needing to deal with PC repairs has never had a business-class PC. The business and consumer support are completely different beasts.…
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Comment #6921830
systemd itself provides the functionality to run commands at points during the lifecycle of a service[1]. As for the people in mixed environments, you can forward journald to syslo…
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Comment #6252379
I think it's more of a comparative statement. Interfacing with C in Rust is very simple, as he details in the article.
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Comment #6175124
As a Flask user, you might want to check out Flask-Mail http://pythonhosted.org/flask-mail/
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Comment #6034041
Firefox sync doesn't do the trick? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-sync-take-your-...
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Comment #5475606
Add 5-10 even for the Red line
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Comment #5170790
Which steps are they taking?
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Comment #5055804
It uses a unix socket. It's also a bit faster than using a TCP socket to proxy (at least in my limited testing), so I prefer it.
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Comment #5021129
There is already a version for Fedora: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_under_Linux#F...
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Comment #5004124
Please write something useful. Do you have a card that is supposed to be affected by this change? Are you running the right software/software version? Have you filed a bug report? …